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Agreement is reached in Working Group III of CODESA on the establishment of a multiparty Transitional Executive Council, which

… Agreement is reached in Working Group III of CODESA on the establishment of a …

Thirteen rioters die when police fire shots to disperse a large crowd storming a bottle store in KwaZekele, Port Elizabeth.

… A Crime Against Humanity: analysing the repression of the apartheid state, Johannesburg: Human Rights Committee, p. 263. … shots to disperse a large crowd storming a bottle store in KwaZekele, Port Elizabeth. …

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Cassim Mohammed Bassa, estate agent, community leader and sport activist, dies in Johannesburg where he is attending a meeting

… estate agent, community leader and sport activist, dies in Johannesburg where he is attending a meeting …

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Anglo-Boer War 2: The British military authorities declare martial law in the Zululand districts north of the Tugela.

… 2: The British military authorities declare martial law in the Zululand districts north of the Tugela. …

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Johannes Casparus Lotter (45), who made two silver communion chalices for the ‘Groote Kerk’ in Cape Town, dies.

… made two silver communion chalices for the ‘Groote Kerk’ in Cape Town, dies. …

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Following an interim report of the Goldstone Commission, which probed allegations of a Third Force in political violence, Presi

… Commission, which probed allegations of a Third Force in political violence, Presi …

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Sir Lowry Cole, Governor of the Cape, lays the foundation stone of St George’s Cathedral in Cape Town.

… Cape, lays the foundation stone of St George’s Cathedral in Cape Town. …

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The Convention for the Protection of the Ozone Layer, to which SA is a party, is signed in Vienna.

… of the Ozone Layer, to which SA is a party, is signed in Vienna. …

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A statement by Ghana’s Minister of Foreign Affairs in the Ghana National Assembly indicates a readiness to visit South Africa.

… A statement by Ghana’s Minister of Foreign Affairs in the Ghana National Assembly indicates a readiness to visit …

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The Inkatha National Cultural Liberation Movement is founded at KwaNzimela, in northern KwaZulu. Inkatha emerged, along with th

… Cultural Liberation Movement is founded at KwaNzimela, in northern KwaZulu. Inkatha emerged, along with th …

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The Transkei Territorial Authority, instituted in 1956 to replace the former Bunga, becomes an all-Black administrative body.

… The Transkei Territorial Authority, instituted in 1956 to replace the former Bunga, becomes an all-Black …

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Jack Hindon (44), the man after whom the SA medal for outstanding service is named, dies in Pretoria.

… whom the SA medal for outstanding service is named, dies in Pretoria. …

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Jan Egeland, the United Nations’ relief co-ordinator, announces in Geneva that conflict and preventable disease have triggered

… the United Nations’ relief co-ordinator, announces in Geneva that conflict and preventable disease have triggered …

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Wilhelmina Louisa Ida (Minna) Freund, actress and teacher of elocution, is born in Glücksberg, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany, wh

… (Minna) Freund, actress and teacher of elocution, is born in Glücksberg, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany, wh …

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Four more regiments of the Citizens’ Force are mobilised. Legal authorities in Johannesburg state the emergency regulations cre

… of the Citizens’ Force are mobilised. Legal authorities in Johannesburg state the emergency regulations cre …

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Gustav Bernhard August Gerdener, professor at the Theological Seminary in Stellenbosch and founder member of SABRA (South A Afr

… August Gerdener, professor at the Theological Seminary in Stellenbosch and founder member of SABRA (South A Afr …

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Negotiations between Nelson Mandela of the ANC and Mangosuthu Buthelezi of Inkatha to end violence in townships, fails.

… ANC and Mangosuthu Buthelezi of Inkatha to end violence in townships, fails. …

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Referring to allegations that a vendetta is being conducted against churches and religious workers in SA, Prime Minister Vorste

… is being conducted against churches and religious workers in SA, Prime Minister Vorste …

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The third session of the Pan African Parliament (PAP) begins at Gallagher Estate in Midrand, north of Johannesburg.

… Pan African Parliament (PAP) begins at Gallagher Estate in Midrand, north of Johannesburg. …

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Victor Sidney Norton, journalist and first South African-born editor of the Cape Times, dies in Cape Town.

… first South African-born editor of the Cape Times, dies in Cape Town. …

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Louise Behrens, SA novelist and one of the first Afrikaans journalists, is born in the Orange Free State.

… and one of the first Afrikaans journalists, is born in the Orange Free State. …

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The first interim report of the Wiehahn Commission is tabled in Parliament. Its recommendations include registration of Black t

… first interim report of the Wiehahn Commission is tabled in Parliament. Its recommendations include registration of …

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The World Meteorological Organisation (WMO) decides at its seventh Congress in Geneva to suspend South Africa from membership u

… Organisation (WMO) decides at its seventh Congress in Geneva to suspend South Africa from membership u …

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The World Meteorological Organisation (WMO) decides at its seventh Congress in Geneva to suspend South Africa from membership u

… Organisation (WMO) decides at its seventh Congress in Geneva to suspend South Africa from membership u …

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The World Meteorological Organisation (WMO) decides at its seventh Congress in Geneva to suspend South Africa from membership u

… Organisation (WMO) decides at its seventh Congress in Geneva to suspend South Africa from membership u …

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An estimated 250,000 Rwandans fleeing the fighting cross the border into neighbouring Tanzania in one day alone.

… the fighting cross the border into neighbouring Tanzania in one day alone. …

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The Convention on the Territorial Sea and Contiguous Zone, to which SA is a party, is signed in Geneva.

… Sea and Contiguous Zone, to which SA is a party, is signed in Geneva. …

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Prof. J.C. van Rooy and Dr E. Greyling open the CNO-Voortrekker-Bewaarskool (Christian National Education Crèche) in Pietermar

… (Christian National Education Crèche) in Pietermar …

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The prime minister announces a new sport policy in which he distinguishes between multiracial sport and multinational sport. Mu

… The prime minister announces a new sport policy in which he distinguishes between multiracial sport and …

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Sathyandranath Ragunanan (Mac) Maharaj, political activist and former SA Minister of Transport, is born in Newcastle, Natal. He

… activist and former SA Minister of Transport, is born in Newcastle, Natal. He …

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Agreement is reached in Working Group III of CODESA on the establishment of a multiparty Transitional Executive Council, which

Thirteen rioters die when police fire shots to disperse a large crowd storming a bottle store in KwaZekele, Port Elizabeth.

Cassim Mohammed Bassa, estate agent, community leader and sport activist, dies in Johannesburg where he is attending a meeting

Anglo-Boer War 2: The British military authorities declare martial law in the Zululand districts north of the Tugela.

Johannes Casparus Lotter (45), who made two silver communion chalices for the ‘Groote Kerk’ in Cape Town, dies.

Following an interim report of the Goldstone Commission, which probed allegations of a Third Force in political violence, Presi

Sir Lowry Cole, Governor of the Cape, lays the foundation stone of St George’s Cathedral in Cape Town.

The Convention for the Protection of the Ozone Layer, to which SA is a party, is signed in Vienna.

A statement by Ghana’s Minister of Foreign Affairs in the Ghana National Assembly indicates a readiness to visit South Africa.

The Inkatha National Cultural Liberation Movement is founded at KwaNzimela, in northern KwaZulu. Inkatha emerged, along with th

The Transkei Territorial Authority, instituted in 1956 to replace the former Bunga, becomes an all-Black administrative body.

Jack Hindon (44), the man after whom the SA medal for outstanding service is named, dies in Pretoria.

Jan Egeland, the United Nations’ relief co-ordinator, announces in Geneva that conflict and preventable disease have triggered

Wilhelmina Louisa Ida (Minna) Freund, actress and teacher of elocution, is born in Glücksberg, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany, wh

Four more regiments of the Citizens’ Force are mobilised. Legal authorities in Johannesburg state the emergency regulations cre

Gustav Bernhard August Gerdener, professor at the Theological Seminary in Stellenbosch and founder member of SABRA (South A Afr

Negotiations between Nelson Mandela of the ANC and Mangosuthu Buthelezi of Inkatha to end violence in townships, fails.

Referring to allegations that a vendetta is being conducted against churches and religious workers in SA, Prime Minister Vorste

The third session of the Pan African Parliament (PAP) begins at Gallagher Estate in Midrand, north of Johannesburg.

Victor Sidney Norton, journalist and first South African-born editor of the Cape Times, dies in Cape Town.

Louise Behrens, SA novelist and one of the first Afrikaans journalists, is born in the Orange Free State.

The first interim report of the Wiehahn Commission is tabled in Parliament. Its recommendations include registration of Black t

The World Meteorological Organisation (WMO) decides at its seventh Congress in Geneva to suspend South Africa from membership u

The World Meteorological Organisation (WMO) decides at its seventh Congress in Geneva to suspend South Africa from membership u

The World Meteorological Organisation (WMO) decides at its seventh Congress in Geneva to suspend South Africa from membership u

An estimated 250,000 Rwandans fleeing the fighting cross the border into neighbouring Tanzania in one day alone.

The Convention on the Territorial Sea and Contiguous Zone, to which SA is a party, is signed in Geneva.

Prof. J.C. van Rooy and Dr E. Greyling open the CNO-Voortrekker-Bewaarskool (Christian National Education Crèche) in Pietermar

The prime minister announces a new sport policy in which he distinguishes between multiracial sport and multinational sport. Mu

Sathyandranath Ragunanan (Mac) Maharaj, political activist and former SA Minister of Transport, is born in Newcastle, Natal. He