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The United Party controlled Johannesburg City Council announces the dismantling of petty apartheid practices.

… Johannesburg City Council announces the dismantling of petty apartheid practices. …

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The first postgraduate students enrol for the museuology diploma at the University of Pretoria.

… enrol for the museuology diploma at the University of Pretoria. …

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The Cape Corps, consisting of Cape Coloured men, is reformed under Col. C.N. Hoy.

… Potgieter, D.J. et al. (eds)(1970). Standard Encyclopaedia of Southern Africa, Cape Town: NASOU, v. 3, p. 29 … The Cape Corps, consisting of Cape Coloured men, is reformed under Col. C.N. Hoy. …

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Margaret Rheeder, found guilty of poisoning her husband, Benjamin Fredenman, is hung in Pretoria.

… Margaret Rheeder, found guilty of poisoning her husband, Benjamin Fredenman, is hung in …

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Elize Botha, first wife of former president P.W. Botha, is born in Senekal, OFS.

… Elize Botha, first wife of former president P.W. Botha, is born in Senekal, OFS. …

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France’s Napoleon Bonaparte dies in exile on the island of St. Helena. (BBC history)

… France’s Napoleon Bonaparte dies in exile on the island of St. Helena. (BBC history) …

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Bulelani Ngcuka, SA’s first National Director of Public Prosecutions is born in Middledrift, Transkei.

… Bulelani Ngcuka, SA’s first National Director of Public Prosecutions is born in Middledrift, Transkei. …

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Petrus Johannes Lemmer, composer of Afrikaans songs, is born in Hartbeesfontein, near Klerksdorp, Transvaal.

… Petrus Johannes Lemmer, composer of Afrikaans songs, is born in Hartbeesfontein, near …

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Emperor Theodore II of Ethiopia commits suicide when the British at Arogo defeat him.

… Emperor Theodore II of Ethiopia commits suicide when the British at Arogo defeat …

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Jacob Zuma, former SA vice-president and vice-president of the ANC, is born.

… Jacob Zuma, former SA vice-president and vice-president of the ANC, is born. …

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Dr Karl Bremer, Minister of Health in Dr Malan’s cabinet, is born in Hopefield.

… Dr Karl Bremer, Minister of Health in Dr Malan’s cabinet, is born in Hopefield. …

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Popo Molefe, former premier of the North West Province appointed in 1994, is born.

… Popo Molefe, former premier of the North West Province appointed in 1994, is born. …

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The Castle of Good Hope, oldest and most historic building in SA, is completed.

… Potgieter, D.J. et al. (eds)(1970). Standard Encyclopaedia of Southern Africa, Cape Town: NASOU, v. 3, p. 123 … The Castle of Good Hope, oldest and most historic building in SA, is …

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Senior members of the Zulu royal family are attacked in a royal residence near Durban.

… Senior members of the Zulu royal family are attacked in a royal residence …

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Senior members of the Zulu royal family are attacked in a royal residence near Durban.

… Southern African Political History: a chronology of key political events from independence to mid-1997, … Senior members of the Zulu royal family are attacked in a royal residence …

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A group of academics founds the ‘Afrikaans-Duitse Kultuurunie’ (Afrikaans-Deutsche Kultur-Gemeinschaft) in Pretoria.

… A group of academics founds the ‘Afrikaans-Duitse Kultuurunie’ …

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Jacob Zuma, former SA vice-president and vice-president of the ANC, is born.

… Jacob Zuma, former SA vice-president and vice-president of the ANC, is born. …

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The ANC dismisses proposals to postpone elections in the Empangeni region of KwaZulu-Natal.

… Keesing's Record of World Events, News Digest for April, p. 39942 … proposals to postpone elections in the Empangeni region of KwaZulu-Natal. …

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The freeing of political prisoners in SA reaches its climax on Solomon Mahlangu Day.

… The freeing of political prisoners in SA reaches its climax on Solomon …

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The elite republican guard mounts an unsuccessful coup against President Paul Biya of Cameroon.

… mounts an unsuccessful coup against President Paul Biya of Cameroon. …

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Johan Kriek, SA tennis player and winner of the US Indoor 1982, is born.

… Johan Kriek, SA tennis player and winner of the US Indoor 1982, is born. …

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Egyptian President Anwar Sadat has a first meeting with President Jimmy Carter of the US.

… Sadat has a first meeting with President Jimmy Carter of the US. …

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South Africa reports major clashes with guerrillas in Namibia on eve of cease-fire.

… reports major clashes with guerrillas in Namibia on eve of cease-fire. …

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A group of academics founds the ‘Afrikaans-Duitse Kultuurunie’ (Afrikaans-Deutsche Kultur-Gemeinschaft) in Pretoria.

… A group of academics founds the ‘Afrikaans-Duitse Kultuurunie’ …

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Zaire’s new leader Laurent Kabila renames the nation the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

… Laurent Kabila renames the nation the Democratic Republic of the Congo. …

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The South African Bureau of State Security is established (later referred to as BOSS).

… Southern African Political History: a chronology of key political events from independence to mid-1997, … The South African Bureau of State Security is established (later referred to as BOSS). …

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Betsie Verwoerd (Elizabeth Schoombie), wife of Dr Verwoerd, is born in Middelburg, Cape Colony.

… Betsie Verwoerd (Elizabeth Schoombie), wife of Dr Verwoerd, is born in Middelburg, Cape Colony. …

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Britain, Germany, and Belgium hold a conference to set the frontiers of the Belgian Congo.

… and Belgium hold a conference to set the frontiers of the Belgian Congo. …

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Ryk Tulbach, governor of the Cape from 1751, is born in Utrecht, the Netherlands.

… Potgieter, D.J. et al. (eds)(1970). Standard Encyclopaedia of Southern Africa, Cape Town: NASOU, v. 10, p. 653 … Ryk Tulbach, governor of the Cape from 1751, is born in Utrecht, the Netherlands. …

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Sam Shaffishuna Nujoma, first president of Namibia, is born in Ongandjera, South West Africa.

… Sam Shaffishuna Nujoma, first president of Namibia, is born in Ongandjera, South West Africa. …

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The United Party controlled Johannesburg City Council announces the dismantling of petty apartheid practices.

The first postgraduate students enrol for the museuology diploma at the University of Pretoria.

The Cape Corps, consisting of Cape Coloured men, is reformed under Col. C.N. Hoy.

Margaret Rheeder, found guilty of poisoning her husband, Benjamin Fredenman, is hung in Pretoria.

Elize Botha, first wife of former president P.W. Botha, is born in Senekal, OFS.

France’s Napoleon Bonaparte dies in exile on the island of St. Helena. (BBC history)

Bulelani Ngcuka, SA’s first National Director of Public Prosecutions is born in Middledrift, Transkei.

Petrus Johannes Lemmer, composer of Afrikaans songs, is born in Hartbeesfontein, near Klerksdorp, Transvaal.

Emperor Theodore II of Ethiopia commits suicide when the British at Arogo defeat him.

Jacob Zuma, former SA vice-president and vice-president of the ANC, is born.

Dr Karl Bremer, Minister of Health in Dr Malan’s cabinet, is born in Hopefield.

Popo Molefe, former premier of the North West Province appointed in 1994, is born.

The Castle of Good Hope, oldest and most historic building in SA, is completed.

Senior members of the Zulu royal family are attacked in a royal residence near Durban.

Senior members of the Zulu royal family are attacked in a royal residence near Durban.

A group of academics founds the ‘Afrikaans-Duitse Kultuurunie’ (Afrikaans-Deutsche Kultur-Gemeinschaft) in Pretoria.

Jacob Zuma, former SA vice-president and vice-president of the ANC, is born.

The ANC dismisses proposals to postpone elections in the Empangeni region of KwaZulu-Natal.

The freeing of political prisoners in SA reaches its climax on Solomon Mahlangu Day.

The elite republican guard mounts an unsuccessful coup against President Paul Biya of Cameroon.

Johan Kriek, SA tennis player and winner of the US Indoor 1982, is born.

Egyptian President Anwar Sadat has a first meeting with President Jimmy Carter of the US.

South Africa reports major clashes with guerrillas in Namibia on eve of cease-fire.

A group of academics founds the ‘Afrikaans-Duitse Kultuurunie’ (Afrikaans-Deutsche Kultur-Gemeinschaft) in Pretoria.

Zaire’s new leader Laurent Kabila renames the nation the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

The South African Bureau of State Security is established (later referred to as BOSS).

Betsie Verwoerd (Elizabeth Schoombie), wife of Dr Verwoerd, is born in Middelburg, Cape Colony.

Britain, Germany, and Belgium hold a conference to set the frontiers of the Belgian Congo.

Ryk Tulbach, governor of the Cape from 1751, is born in Utrecht, the Netherlands.

Sam Shaffishuna Nujoma, first president of Namibia, is born in Ongandjera, South West Africa.