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The Progressive Party, 9-11 November, supports the idea of a federation of autonomous states in Southern Africa.

… supports the idea of a federation of autonomous states in Southern Africa. …

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Chief George Matanzima (82), a former prime minister of Transkei, dies at the Frontier Hospital in Queenstown.

… prime minister of Transkei, dies at the Frontier Hospital in Queenstown. …

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Runner-up in Mauritanian presidential elections, Mohamed Khouna Ould Haidallah, is arrested for allegedly inciting violence.

… Runner-up in Mauritanian presidential elections, Mohamed Khouna Ould …

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The Rev. Daniël Stephanus Botha (75), moderator of the Cape Dutch Reformed Church, dies in Stellenbosch.

… (75), moderator of the Cape Dutch Reformed Church, dies in Stellenbosch. …

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Jean-Baptiste Ouédraogo is appointed head of state following a non-commissioned officers coup in Burkina Faso.

… Bute, E.L. & Harmer, H.J.P. (1997). The Black Handbook, London: Cassell. … head of state following a non-commissioned officers coup in Burkina Faso. …

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Fawcett Mathebe, ANC Youth League member, is knifed and killed and his car stolen in Soweto.

… League member, is knifed and killed and his car stolen in Soweto. …

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Military rule is re-imposed in Nigeria when General Sani Abacha ousts civilian leader Ernest Shonekan.

… Military rule is re-imposed in Nigeria when General Sani Abacha ousts civilian leader …

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The first gas lamp in Johannesburg is installed outside the landdros office on the Market Square.

… The first gas lamp in Johannesburg is installed outside the landdros office on …

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Suzette van der Merwe, former Miss South Africa, marries Owen Goss in Mulders Drift, near Krugersdorp.

… van der Merwe, former Miss South Africa, marries Owen Goss in Mulders Drift, near Krugersdorp. …

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The Commonwealth extends Zimbabwe’s suspension, imposed in 2002. Mugabe announces the country’s withdrawal from the organisatio

… The Commonwealth extends Zimbabwe’s suspension, imposed in 2002. Mugabe announces the country’s withdrawal from the …

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Lucas Manyane Mangope, president of the former homeland Bophuthatswana, is born in Motswedi, near Zeerust, Transvaal.

… president of the former homeland Bophuthatswana, is born in Motswedi, near Zeerust, Transvaal. …

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Christoffel Frederik Johannes Muller, theological professor at the theological seminary, Stellenbosch, is born in Graaff-Reinet

… at the theological seminary, Stellenbosch, is born in Graaff-Reinet …

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Ten people are killed in two attacks on homes of IFP supporting Lushaba and Cele families.

… Ten people are killed in two attacks on homes of IFP supporting Lushaba and Cele …

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A Legislative Assembly is instituted in the Venda homeland, with partial self-government granted on 1 Feb. 1973.

… A Legislative Assembly is instituted in the Venda homeland, with partial self-government granted …

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Olusegun Obasanjo becomes Nigeria’s first civilian president in fifteen years, ending a string of disastrous military regimes.

… Obasanjo becomes Nigeria’s first civilian president in fifteen years, ending a string of disastrous military …

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Prof. Izak Daniël Bosman (50), professor of history at the University of Pretoria, dies in Pretoria.

… professor of history at the University of Pretoria, dies in Pretoria. …

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African National Congress president Nelson Mandela addresses a freedom rally in Mmabatho, Bophuthatswana, a week after the nomi

… president Nelson Mandela addresses a freedom rally in Mmabatho, Bophuthatswana, a week after the nomi …

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Jan Stephanus de Villiers, organist and first South African composer of importance, is born in Paarl.

… and first South African composer of importance, is born in Paarl. …

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Anglo-Boer War 2: The British under Lord Roberts conquers the Boers in the battle of Driefontein.

… War 2: The British under Lord Roberts conquers the Boers in the battle of Driefontein. …

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’Doctor’ Mkopidi Motsisi, witness to killing of an ANC activist, is shot dead in Sharpeville, PWV.

… witness to killing of an ANC activist, is shot dead in Sharpeville, PWV. …

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The United States declines to recognise the Republic of Rhodesia and closes its consulate in Salisbury.

… the Republic of Rhodesia and closes its consulate in Salisbury. …

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Britain deports Egyptian independence leader Saad Zaghlul to Malta. Britain grants Egypt nominal independence in 1922.

… to Malta. Britain grants Egypt nominal independence in 1922. …

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Jacobus Pieter Verster, chief of the South African Air Force (1967-1975), is born in Boksburg.

… chief of the South African Air Force (1967-1975), is born in Boksburg. …

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The governing Lesotho Congress for Democracy wins the election in Lesotho with Pakalitha Mosisili as premier.

… governing Lesotho Congress for Democracy wins the election in Lesotho with Pakalitha Mosisili as premier. …

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French troops have occupied the bilad al-siba, an under-populated desert region in southern Morocco.

… the bilad al-siba, an under-populated desert region in southern Morocco. …

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Saul Solomon, printer who represented Cape Town in the Cape parliament, is born on St Helena.

… Saul Solomon, printer who represented Cape Town in the Cape parliament, is born on St Helena. …

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Twenty-four people are killed in Meadowlands during an IFP take-over of the Mzimhlope hostel.

… Twenty-four people are killed in Meadowlands during an IFP take-over of the Mzimhlope …

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Anglo-Boer War 2: The British under Lord Roberts conquers the Boers in the battle of Driefontein.

… War 2: The British under Lord Roberts conquers the Boers in the battle of Driefontein. …

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C.M. van den Heever (Christiaan Maurits), Afrikaans novelist, is born in the concentration camp at Norvalspont.

… Heever (Christiaan Maurits), Afrikaans novelist, is born in the concentration camp at Norvalspont. …

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At least twenty-five people, most of them Muslims, are slain during terrorist outbreak in Algiers.

… most of them Muslims, are slain during terrorist outbreak in Algiers. …

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The Progressive Party, 9-11 November, supports the idea of a federation of autonomous states in Southern Africa.

Chief George Matanzima (82), a former prime minister of Transkei, dies at the Frontier Hospital in Queenstown.

Runner-up in Mauritanian presidential elections, Mohamed Khouna Ould Haidallah, is arrested for allegedly inciting violence.

The Rev. Daniël Stephanus Botha (75), moderator of the Cape Dutch Reformed Church, dies in Stellenbosch.

Jean-Baptiste Ouédraogo is appointed head of state following a non-commissioned officers coup in Burkina Faso.

Fawcett Mathebe, ANC Youth League member, is knifed and killed and his car stolen in Soweto.

Military rule is re-imposed in Nigeria when General Sani Abacha ousts civilian leader Ernest Shonekan.

The first gas lamp in Johannesburg is installed outside the landdros office on the Market Square.

Suzette van der Merwe, former Miss South Africa, marries Owen Goss in Mulders Drift, near Krugersdorp.

The Commonwealth extends Zimbabwe’s suspension, imposed in 2002. Mugabe announces the country’s withdrawal from the organisatio

Lucas Manyane Mangope, president of the former homeland Bophuthatswana, is born in Motswedi, near Zeerust, Transvaal.

Christoffel Frederik Johannes Muller, theological professor at the theological seminary, Stellenbosch, is born in Graaff-Reinet

Ten people are killed in two attacks on homes of IFP supporting Lushaba and Cele families.

A Legislative Assembly is instituted in the Venda homeland, with partial self-government granted on 1 Feb. 1973.

Olusegun Obasanjo becomes Nigeria’s first civilian president in fifteen years, ending a string of disastrous military regimes.

Prof. Izak Daniël Bosman (50), professor of history at the University of Pretoria, dies in Pretoria.

African National Congress president Nelson Mandela addresses a freedom rally in Mmabatho, Bophuthatswana, a week after the nomi

Jan Stephanus de Villiers, organist and first South African composer of importance, is born in Paarl.

Anglo-Boer War 2: The British under Lord Roberts conquers the Boers in the battle of Driefontein.

’Doctor’ Mkopidi Motsisi, witness to killing of an ANC activist, is shot dead in Sharpeville, PWV.

The United States declines to recognise the Republic of Rhodesia and closes its consulate in Salisbury.

Britain deports Egyptian independence leader Saad Zaghlul to Malta. Britain grants Egypt nominal independence in 1922.

Jacobus Pieter Verster, chief of the South African Air Force (1967-1975), is born in Boksburg.

The governing Lesotho Congress for Democracy wins the election in Lesotho with Pakalitha Mosisili as premier.

French troops have occupied the bilad al-siba, an under-populated desert region in southern Morocco.

Saul Solomon, printer who represented Cape Town in the Cape parliament, is born on St Helena.

Twenty-four people are killed in Meadowlands during an IFP take-over of the Mzimhlope hostel.

Anglo-Boer War 2: The British under Lord Roberts conquers the Boers in the battle of Driefontein.

C.M. van den Heever (Christiaan Maurits), Afrikaans novelist, is born in the concentration camp at Norvalspont.

At least twenty-five people, most of them Muslims, are slain during terrorist outbreak in Algiers.