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United Nations Security Council calls for international sanctions against the White rule in Rhodesia. (Zimbabwe).

… Bute, E.L. & Harmer, H.J.P. (1997). The Black Handbook, London: Cassell | Wallis, F. (2000). … calls for international sanctions against the White rule in Rhodesia. (Zimbabwe). …

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The civil war in Angola ends officially after seventeen years, though fighting still occurs occasionally.

… The civil war in Angola ends officially after seventeen years, though …

’The Failure of the Natives’ representative council’, Pamphlet by Professor Z. K. Matthews, published in November 1946

… council’, Pamphlet by Professor Z. K. Matthews, published in November 1946 …

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The International Commission of Jurists states in its report that security forces are torturing children.

… The International Commission of Jurists states in its report that security forces are torturing children. …

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Lord Alfred Milner lays the foundation stone of the Presbyterian Church St. Andrew in Germiston.

… the foundation stone of the Presbyterian Church St. Andrew in Germiston. …

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Dr Robert T. A. Innes (71), astronomer and secretary-accountant at the Cape observatory, dies in London.

… and secretary-accountant at the Cape observatory, dies in London. …

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Frew McMillan, doubles player with Bob Hewitt and Wimbledon tennis champion, is born in Springs.

… with Bob Hewitt and Wimbledon tennis champion, is born in Springs. …

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Sarah Goldblatt, curator of the literary heritage of C.J. Langenhoven, dies in Bellville, Cape Town.

… curator of the literary heritage of C.J. Langenhoven, dies in Bellville, Cape Town. …

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Sarah Goldblatt, curator of the literary heritage of C.J. Langenhoven, dies in Bellville, Cape Town.

… curator of the literary heritage of C.J. Langenhoven, dies in Bellville, Cape Town. …

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A US miscalculation results in one kilogram of plutonium being released into the atmosphere above Africa.

… A US miscalculation results in one kilogram of plutonium being released into the …

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Jack Meckler, an athlete who won the Comrades Marathon five times, is born in Johannesburg.

… athlete who won the Comrades Marathon five times, is born in Johannesburg. …

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Anglo-Boer War 2: Boers are defeated by Lord Roberts at Driefontein in the Free State.

… War 2: Boers are defeated by Lord Roberts at Driefontein in the Free State. …

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South African sculptor Anton Anreith dies at the age of sixty-eight in Cape Town.

… sculptor Anton Anreith dies at the age of sixty-eight in Cape Town. …

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Terrorist bombing of a bus in Nairobi, Kenya, kills twenty-seven people and injures about 100.

… Terrorist bombing of a bus in Nairobi, Kenya, kills twenty-seven people and injures …

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Makhwenkwe Harrison Butshingi, trade unionist, community leader and a keen athlete, dies in Orlando West, Soweto.

… trade unionist, community leader and a keen athlete, dies in Orlando West, Soweto. …

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Makhwenkwe Harrison Butshingi, trade unionist, community leader and a keen athlete, is born in Engcobo, Transkei.

… unionist, community leader and a keen athlete, is born in Engcobo, Transkei. …

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Mr Madondo, Thokoza Civic Association, is killed in his house by a group of unknown men.

… Mr Madondo, Thokoza Civic Association, is killed in his house by a group of unknown men. …

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Sithembiso and Siphephelo Dkamini, both Clermont Youth League members, are killed in Sithengele High School.

… Dkamini, both Clermont Youth League members, are killed in Sithengele High School. …

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Maj. William Jardine (80), one of the first collectors of Africana, dies in Cape Town.

… (80), one of the first collectors of Africana, dies in Cape Town. …

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Chief Mhlabunzima Maphumulo, CONTRALESA, ANC, is shot dead in Pietermaritzburg while getting into his car.

… Chief Mhlabunzima Maphumulo, CONTRALESA, ANC, is shot dead in Pietermaritzburg while getting into his car. …

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A thatched roof church is inaugurated on the square in Pretoria – hence the name Church Square.

… A thatched roof church is inaugurated on the square in Pretoria – hence the name Church Square. …

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A bomb shatters a crowded bank office in Windhoek, Namibia, killing fourteen people and injuring thirty-one.

… Pretoria News, 19th Feb. 2002. Today in history | https://www.news24.com … A bomb shatters a crowded bank office in Windhoek, Namibia, killing fourteen people and injuring …

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A proclamation of Lord Charles Somerset prohibits the use of Dutch in courts, commencing 1March.

… of Lord Charles Somerset prohibits the use of Dutch in courts, commencing 1March. …

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United States Secretary of State, George Shultz, meets ANC leader, Oliver Tambo, in Washington, D.C.

… of State, George Shultz, meets ANC leader, Oliver Tambo, in Washington, D.C. …

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Dr Nkosazana Clarice Dlamini Zuma, South African Minister of Foreign Affairs, is born in Natal.

… Zuma, South African Minister of Foreign Affairs, is born in Natal. …

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Egypt is placed under martial law in response to wide-spread riots against the British.

… Egypt is placed under martial law in response to wide-spread riots against the British. …

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A heat wave hits South Africa and temperatures soar in places to up to 44,4 Centigrade.

… A heat wave hits South Africa and temperatures soar in places to up to 44,4 Centigrade. …

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British troops are flown in to Uganda to suppress an army mutiny over low pay.

… British troops are flown in to Uganda to suppress an army mutiny over low pay. …

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J. van Melle (Johannes), author of inter alia “Bart Nel”, is born in Goes, the Netherlands.

… Melle (Johannes), author of inter alia “Bart Nel”, is born in Goes, the Netherlands. …

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Cetewayo (Cetshwayo), cousin of Chaka and the last king of independent Zululand, dies in Eshowe.

… of Chaka and the last king of independent Zululand, dies in Eshowe. …

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United Nations Security Council calls for international sanctions against the White rule in Rhodesia. (Zimbabwe).

The civil war in Angola ends officially after seventeen years, though fighting still occurs occasionally.

’The Failure of the Natives’ representative council’, Pamphlet by Professor Z. K. Matthews, published in November 1946

The International Commission of Jurists states in its report that security forces are torturing children.

Lord Alfred Milner lays the foundation stone of the Presbyterian Church St. Andrew in Germiston.

Dr Robert T. A. Innes (71), astronomer and secretary-accountant at the Cape observatory, dies in London.

Frew McMillan, doubles player with Bob Hewitt and Wimbledon tennis champion, is born in Springs.

Sarah Goldblatt, curator of the literary heritage of C.J. Langenhoven, dies in Bellville, Cape Town.

Sarah Goldblatt, curator of the literary heritage of C.J. Langenhoven, dies in Bellville, Cape Town.

A US miscalculation results in one kilogram of plutonium being released into the atmosphere above Africa.

Jack Meckler, an athlete who won the Comrades Marathon five times, is born in Johannesburg.

Anglo-Boer War 2: Boers are defeated by Lord Roberts at Driefontein in the Free State.

South African sculptor Anton Anreith dies at the age of sixty-eight in Cape Town.

Terrorist bombing of a bus in Nairobi, Kenya, kills twenty-seven people and injures about 100.

Makhwenkwe Harrison Butshingi, trade unionist, community leader and a keen athlete, dies in Orlando West, Soweto.

Makhwenkwe Harrison Butshingi, trade unionist, community leader and a keen athlete, is born in Engcobo, Transkei.

Mr Madondo, Thokoza Civic Association, is killed in his house by a group of unknown men.

Sithembiso and Siphephelo Dkamini, both Clermont Youth League members, are killed in Sithengele High School.

Maj. William Jardine (80), one of the first collectors of Africana, dies in Cape Town.

Chief Mhlabunzima Maphumulo, CONTRALESA, ANC, is shot dead in Pietermaritzburg while getting into his car.

A thatched roof church is inaugurated on the square in Pretoria – hence the name Church Square.

A bomb shatters a crowded bank office in Windhoek, Namibia, killing fourteen people and injuring thirty-one.

A proclamation of Lord Charles Somerset prohibits the use of Dutch in courts, commencing 1March.

United States Secretary of State, George Shultz, meets ANC leader, Oliver Tambo, in Washington, D.C.

Dr Nkosazana Clarice Dlamini Zuma, South African Minister of Foreign Affairs, is born in Natal.

Egypt is placed under martial law in response to wide-spread riots against the British.

A heat wave hits South Africa and temperatures soar in places to up to 44,4 Centigrade.

British troops are flown in to Uganda to suppress an army mutiny over low pay.

J. van Melle (Johannes), author of inter alia “Bart Nel”, is born in Goes, the Netherlands.

Cetewayo (Cetshwayo), cousin of Chaka and the last king of independent Zululand, dies in Eshowe.