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The British attack larger Italian forces in Libya by surprise, capturing 40&nbsp;000 prisoners in three days.

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At the Crossroads squatter camp near Cape Town, 30,000 Blacks are forcibly removed from their homes.

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Four people are shot dead in Nkowankowa after a mass meeting of 30 000 people in a local stadium.

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Anglo-Boer War 2: Danish farmers donate 12 000 boxes of butter to British troops in South Africa.

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After successful military operations in Sokoto and Kano Britain adds 260,000 km2 to its Nigerian territory.

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Diamonds to the worth of about £50,000 are stolen from the post office in Cape Town.

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Kenyan runner Yobes Ondieki becomes the first man to run 10,000 metres in less than 27 minutes.

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South African anti-apartheid umbrella organization, United Democratic Front, is launched. 15 000 People attend the national lau

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Anglo-Boer War 2: General Ben Viljoen releases about 2 000 British prisoners of war from the camp at Nooitgedacht.

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Security Police chief, Brigadier C.F. Zietsman, announces that about 4,000 South African exiles are undergoing guerrilla traini

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The first consignment of 10 000 Afrikaans Bibles arrives from London at Cape Town with the Carnarvon Castle .

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4,000 Black postal workers have refused to give oaths of loyalty to Ian Smith’s government in Rhodesia.

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UNICEF says fighting and crop failures in southern Sudan have forced an unprecedented exodus of 200 000 people.

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Anglo-Boer War 2: Britain announces in London that more than 11 000 British soldiers have already been killed.

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About 25&nbsp;000 people in Johannesburg are unemployed and the government announces that it has no jobs available.

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World War 2: North Africa. Australian troops take 5,000 prisoners during a major assault on Italian forces at Bardia.

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The Republic celebrates its fifth anniversary with a massive military demonstration in Pretoria. A crowd of more than 500,000 s

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Final land consolidation proposals for Bophuthatswana are announced. They involve moving more than 120,000 Tswana people from t

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Soviet dictator Josef Stalin dies. Some 2 000 people are crushed to death in the crowd during the funeral.

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The Bophuthatswana administration offers a reward of R50 000 for information leading to the arrest of Malebane-Metsing.

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French nationalists in Algeria rebel: 40,000 French settlers have demonstrated against a proposal by Pierre Pfimlin, the French

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The UN High Commissioner for Refugees estimates it will cost $40m to repatriate South Africa’s 40 000 exiles.

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

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Zola Budd

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SA reaches a historical milestone with more than 50% of the population receiving 6 000 free litres of water per month.

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SA reaches a historical milestone with more than 50% of the population receiving 6 000 free litres of water per month.

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South African government admits it secretly gave $600 000 in recent years to African National Congress rival Inkatha Party.

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Nigeria’s Federal troops have launched a major offensive against multiple targets in Biafra. Despite claims of 2,000 people bei

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President Idi Amin declares that Uganda will expel 50 000 Asians with British passports to Britain within three months.

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The Klementie Beweging (Clemency Movement) organises a march of 4,000 Afrikaner women to the Union Buildings to hand a petition

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The British attack larger Italian forces in Libya by surprise, capturing 40&amp;nbsp;000 prisoners in three days.

At the Crossroads squatter camp near Cape Town, 30,000 Blacks are forcibly removed from their homes.

Four people are shot dead in Nkowankowa after a mass meeting of 30 000 people in a local stadium.

Anglo-Boer War 2: Danish farmers donate 12 000 boxes of butter to British troops in South Africa.

After successful military operations in Sokoto and Kano Britain adds 260,000 km2 to its Nigerian territory.

Diamonds to the worth of about £50,000 are stolen from the post office in Cape Town.

Kenyan runner Yobes Ondieki becomes the first man to run 10,000 metres in less than 27 minutes.

South African anti-apartheid umbrella organization, United Democratic Front, is launched. 15 000 People attend the national lau

Anglo-Boer War 2: General Ben Viljoen releases about 2 000 British prisoners of war from the camp at Nooitgedacht.

Security Police chief, Brigadier C.F. Zietsman, announces that about 4,000 South African exiles are undergoing guerrilla traini

The first consignment of 10 000 Afrikaans Bibles arrives from London at Cape Town with the Carnarvon Castle .

4,000 Black postal workers have refused to give oaths of loyalty to Ian Smith’s government in Rhodesia.

UNICEF says fighting and crop failures in southern Sudan have forced an unprecedented exodus of 200 000 people.

Anglo-Boer War 2: Britain announces in London that more than 11 000 British soldiers have already been killed.

About 25&amp;nbsp;000 people in Johannesburg are unemployed and the government announces that it has no jobs available.

World War 2: North Africa. Australian troops take 5,000 prisoners during a major assault on Italian forces at Bardia.

The Republic celebrates its fifth anniversary with a massive military demonstration in Pretoria. A crowd of more than 500,000 s

Final land consolidation proposals for Bophuthatswana are announced. They involve moving more than 120,000 Tswana people from t

Soviet dictator Josef Stalin dies. Some 2 000 people are crushed to death in the crowd during the funeral.

The Bophuthatswana administration offers a reward of R50 000 for information leading to the arrest of Malebane-Metsing.

French nationalists in Algeria rebel: 40,000 French settlers have demonstrated against a proposal by Pierre Pfimlin, the French

The UN High Commissioner for Refugees estimates it will cost $40m to repatriate South Africa’s 40 000 exiles.

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

Zola Budd

SA reaches a historical milestone with more than 50% of the population receiving 6 000 free litres of water per month.

SA reaches a historical milestone with more than 50% of the population receiving 6 000 free litres of water per month.

South African government admits it secretly gave $600 000 in recent years to African National Congress rival Inkatha Party.

Nigeria’s Federal troops have launched a major offensive against multiple targets in Biafra. Despite claims of 2,000 people bei

President Idi Amin declares that Uganda will expel 50 000 Asians with British passports to Britain within three months.

The Klementie Beweging (Clemency Movement) organises a march of 4,000 Afrikaner women to the Union Buildings to hand a petition

The British attack larger Italian forces in Libya by surprise, capturing 40 000 prisoners in three days.

About 25 000 people in Johannesburg are unemployed and the government announces that it has no jobs available.