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Opposition parties in Guinea-Conakry announce they will boycott presidential elections scheduled for December 21.

… Opposition parties in Guinea-Conakry announce they will boycott presidential …

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Florence Barbara Ribeiro, community worker and wife of Fabian Ribeiro, is born in Vryheid, Natal.

… community worker and wife of Fabian Ribeiro, is born in Vryheid, Natal. …

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Three tourists from overseas are killed in a bus accident on the Robinson Pass, Western Cape.

… Three tourists from overseas are killed in a bus accident on the Robinson Pass, Western Cape. …

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The pulpit of the Groote Kerk, made by Anton Anreith, is inaugurated in Cape Town.

… of the Groote Kerk, made by Anton Anreith, is inaugurated in Cape Town. …

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Jordan’s Prime Minister Wasfi Tell is assassinated while attending an Arab conference in Cairo, Egypt.

… Tell is assassinated while attending an Arab conference in Cairo, Egypt. …

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Clements Kadalie (adopted name of Lameck Koniwaka Kadali Muwamba), trade unionist, dies in East London.

… of Lameck Koniwaka Kadali Muwamba), trade unionist, dies in East London. …

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Celebrated South African poet Sheila Cussons dies in Cape Town at the age of 82.

… Celebrated South African poet Sheila Cussons dies in Cape Town at the age of 82. …

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Eleven residents are killed in a night attack on Mandela View squatter camp, Katlehong, East Rand.

… Eleven residents are killed in a night attack on Mandela View squatter camp, Katlehong, …

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Egypt demands fifty-year freeze on Israel’s population as condition for peace in Middle East.

… freeze on Israel’s population as condition for peace in Middle East. …

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Prof. Jan Kamp, literary critic and editor of Het Westen, is born in the Netherlands.

… Kamp, literary critic and editor of Het Westen, is born in the Netherlands. …

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The General Assembly adopts and opens for signature the International Convention against Apartheid in Sports.

… signature the International Convention against Apartheid in Sports. …

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Yasser Arafat, 75, veteran Palestinian leader, dies this morning 03.30 in a French military hospital.

… 75, veteran Palestinian leader, dies this morning 03.30 in a French military hospital. …

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Tshifiwa Muofhe is detained by Venda security police. He dies two days later in detention.

… Horrell, M. (ed)(1982). Survey of Race Relations in South Africa 1981, Johannesburg: South African Bureau of … detained by Venda security police. He dies two days later in detention. …

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Prof. Jacobus Johannes le Roux, linguist and Afrikaans cultural leader, is born in Franschhoek, CP.

… le Roux, linguist and Afrikaans cultural leader, is born in Franschhoek, CP. …

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Jacob Ludwig D&ouml;hne, missionary and translator of the Zulu Bible, is born in Zierenberg, Germany.

… missionary and translator of the Zulu Bible, is born in Zierenberg, Germany. …

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Felix Mvelase, son of IFP Transvaal chair Vitus Mvelasi, is killed by gunmen in Transvaal.

… of IFP Transvaal chair Vitus Mvelasi, is killed by gunmen in Transvaal. …

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Abdelkader Hachani, a moderate leader of Algeria’s banned Islamic Salvation Front, is fatally shot in Algiers.

… Algeria’s banned Islamic Salvation Front, is fatally shot in Algiers. …

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Mpande, Zulu chief and half-brother of Dingane, dies at his kraal Nodwengu in Zululand.

… and half-brother of Dingane, dies at his kraal Nodwengu in Zululand. …

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Prof. F.J. Labuschagne, Afrikaans linguist and lector at the Potchefstroom University, is born in Ventersdorp.

… and lector at the Potchefstroom University, is born in Ventersdorp. …

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A ban on the publication of military involvements in Angola is imposed on South African newspapers.

… A ban on the publication of military involvements in Angola is imposed on South African newspapers. …

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Sir Redvers Henry Buller, British general during Anglo-Boer War 2, is born in Devon, England.

… Buller, British general during Anglo-Boer War 2, is born in Devon, England. …

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Johannes Henricus Brand, fourth president of the Orange Free State, is born in Cape Town.

… Brand, fourth president of the Orange Free State, is born in Cape Town. …

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Aid agencies are stripped by gunmen in Somalia on the eve of US troop arrival.

… Aid agencies are stripped by gunmen in Somalia on the eve of US troop arrival. …

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Idriss ‘Cowboy of the Sands’ Déby in a military coup ousts President Hissène Habré of Chad.

… Idriss ‘Cowboy of the Sands’ Déby in a military coup ousts President Hissène Habré of Chad. …

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Major William Jardine, one of the first collectors of Africana, is born in Cape Town.

… Jardine, one of the first collectors of Africana, is born in Cape Town. …

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Samuel Magaula Mabuja, East Rand MK commander, is shot and killed by police in Vosloorus.

… East Rand MK commander, is shot and killed by police in Vosloorus. …

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Twenty-three people die in a crash between an overloaded bus and a lorry near Matjiesfontein, Karoo.

… Twenty-three people die in a crash between an overloaded bus and a lorry near …

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Zimbabwe and England draw in a Bulawayo Test Cricket match with England needing one to win.

… Zimbabwe and England draw in a Bulawayo Test Cricket match with England needing one to …

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The two rival movements in Zimbabwe merge under the name Zanu-Patriotic Front (Zanu-PF).

… The two rival movements in Zimbabwe merge under the name Zanu-Patriotic Front …

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Anglo-Boer War 2: Field Marshal Lord Roberts is appointed British supreme commander in South Africa.

… Lord Roberts is appointed British supreme commander in South Africa. …

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Opposition parties in Guinea-Conakry announce they will boycott presidential elections scheduled for December 21.

Florence Barbara Ribeiro, community worker and wife of Fabian Ribeiro, is born in Vryheid, Natal.

Three tourists from overseas are killed in a bus accident on the Robinson Pass, Western Cape.

The pulpit of the Groote Kerk, made by Anton Anreith, is inaugurated in Cape Town.

Jordan’s Prime Minister Wasfi Tell is assassinated while attending an Arab conference in Cairo, Egypt.

Clements Kadalie (adopted name of Lameck Koniwaka Kadali Muwamba), trade unionist, dies in East London.

Celebrated South African poet Sheila Cussons dies in Cape Town at the age of 82.

Eleven residents are killed in a night attack on Mandela View squatter camp, Katlehong, East Rand.

Egypt demands fifty-year freeze on Israel’s population as condition for peace in Middle East.

Prof. Jan Kamp, literary critic and editor of Het Westen, is born in the Netherlands.

The General Assembly adopts and opens for signature the International Convention against Apartheid in Sports.

Yasser Arafat, 75, veteran Palestinian leader, dies this morning 03.30 in a French military hospital.

Tshifiwa Muofhe is detained by Venda security police. He dies two days later in detention.

Prof. Jacobus Johannes le Roux, linguist and Afrikaans cultural leader, is born in Franschhoek, CP.

Jacob Ludwig D&amp;ouml;hne, missionary and translator of the Zulu Bible, is born in Zierenberg, Germany.

Felix Mvelase, son of IFP Transvaal chair Vitus Mvelasi, is killed by gunmen in Transvaal.

Abdelkader Hachani, a moderate leader of Algeria’s banned Islamic Salvation Front, is fatally shot in Algiers.

Mpande, Zulu chief and half-brother of Dingane, dies at his kraal Nodwengu in Zululand.

Prof. F.J. Labuschagne, Afrikaans linguist and lector at the Potchefstroom University, is born in Ventersdorp.

A ban on the publication of military involvements in Angola is imposed on South African newspapers.

Sir Redvers Henry Buller, British general during Anglo-Boer War 2, is born in Devon, England.

Johannes Henricus Brand, fourth president of the Orange Free State, is born in Cape Town.

Aid agencies are stripped by gunmen in Somalia on the eve of US troop arrival.

Idriss ‘Cowboy of the Sands’ Déby in a military coup ousts President Hissène Habré of Chad.

Major William Jardine, one of the first collectors of Africana, is born in Cape Town.

Samuel Magaula Mabuja, East Rand MK commander, is shot and killed by police in Vosloorus.

Twenty-three people die in a crash between an overloaded bus and a lorry near Matjiesfontein, Karoo.

Zimbabwe and England draw in a Bulawayo Test Cricket match with England needing one to win.

The two rival movements in Zimbabwe merge under the name Zanu-Patriotic Front (Zanu-PF).

Anglo-Boer War 2: Field Marshal Lord Roberts is appointed British supreme commander in South Africa.

Jacob Ludwig Döhne, missionary and translator of the Zulu Bible, is born in Zierenberg, Germany.