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The US expels the South African military attaché in response to raids by South African forces into Botswana, Zambia, and

… The US expels the South African military attaché in response to raids by South African forces into Botswana, …

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India asks its High Commissioner in South Africa, Ramrao Madhavrao Deshmukh, to return for consultations. He sails for India th

… India asks its High Commissioner in South Africa, Ramrao Madhavrao Deshmukh, to return for …

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British soldiers are called out in Alexandria to restore order after riots by nationalists. The riots follow the departure of a

… British soldiers are called out in Alexandria to restore order after riots by nationalists. …

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The Seier of Norway is wrecked near Buffelsbaai, Western Cape, after having struck a rock in the vicinity of Walker Bay.

… near Buffelsbaai, Western Cape, after having struck a rock in the vicinity of Walker Bay. …

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President Nelson Mandela, in his State of the Nation Address to Parliament, announces that South Africa will subscribe to the U

… President Nelson Mandela, in his State of the Nation Address to Parliament, announces …

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A two day conference on violence and intimidations starts in Pretoria. The ANC, AZAPO, PAC, COSATU and South African Council of

… A two day conference on violence and intimidations starts in Pretoria. The ANC, AZAPO, PAC, COSATU and South African …

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Sir Leander Starr Jameson, leader of the Progressive Party in South Africa announces his formal opposition to the South African

… Sir Leander Starr Jameson, leader of the Progressive Party in South Africa announces his formal opposition to the South …

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In an interview with the Financial Times (London), President F.W. de Klerk insists that power sharing between the country’s mai

… In an interview with the Financial Times (London), President …

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The secretary of the United Democratic Front in the Border, Makhenkesi Stofile, is sentenced to an effective eleven years’ impr

… The secretary of the United Democratic Front in the Border, Makhenkesi Stofile, is sentenced to an …

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In Sudan Ja’far Muhammad an-Numeiry, the Chairman of the Revolutionary Command Council overthrows the government of Ismail al-A

… In Sudan Ja’far Muhammad an-Numeiry, the Chairman of the …

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In reaction to newspaper reports, Prime Minister P.W. Botha states through the media, that he will not be ‘blackmailed into a d

… In reaction to newspaper reports, Prime Minister P.W. Botha …

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The largest single construction work undertaken in South Africa, the Hendrik Verwoerd Dam (now Gariep Dam) on the Orange River,

… The largest single construction work undertaken in South Africa, the Hendrik Verwoerd Dam (now Gariep Dam) on …

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A large cache of arms is discovered in a township near Springs, east of Johannesburg. Together with the buried arms are bundles

… A large cache of arms is discovered in a township near Springs, east of Johannesburg. Together …

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It is announced in Johannesburg that restriction orders have been issued against six leaders of the South African Students’ Org

… It is announced in Johannesburg that restriction orders have been issued …

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Kwame Nkrumah, first prime minister and later president of Ghana, is welcomed in Guinea who grants him a honourable asylum af

… prime minister and later president of Ghana, is welcomed in Guinea who grants him a honourable asylum af …

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The Bishop of Johannesburg, Ambrose Reeves, resigns after having been deported from South Africa in September 1960 for his stro

… resigns after having been deported from South Africa in September 1960 for his stro …

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Two pilots of the SA Air Force’s Cheetah Squadron, Lieutenant D.A. Ruiter and Captain W.J.J. Badenhorst, are killed in action w

… D.A. Ruiter and Captain W.J.J. Badenhorst, are killed in action w …

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Sir John Coode (75), planner of a seaward defence for Table Bay, which was built by prisoners, dies in Brighton, England.

… defence for Table Bay, which was built by prisoners, dies in Brighton, England. …

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Pilots Doug McKellar and &quot;Dizzy&quot; Deans of the SA Air Force’s No 2 (Flying Cheetah) Squadron, assisting the UN in the

… Force’s No 2 (Flying Cheetah) Squadron, assisting the UN in the …

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All South African policemen in Rhodesia are being confined to camps. South Africa is slowly disengaging from the settlement sit

… All South African policemen in Rhodesia are being confined to camps. South Africa is …

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Seven impalas are trapped in a camp and viciously beaten to death at Skukuza, Kruger National Park. Four SANParks employees are

… Seven impalas are trapped in a camp and viciously beaten to death at Skukuza, Kruger …

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The recommendations of the Strydom Committee on the Group Areas Act and related laws that central business districts in major c

… Areas Act and related laws that central business districts in major c …

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Several people are killed or arrested during the first skirmish between White labour and the government in the Rand Revolt.

… the first skirmish between White labour and the government in the Rand Revolt. …

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A severe flood strikes Victoria West during the night after a cloudburst in the mountains to the south-west. More than sixt

… strikes Victoria West during the night after a cloudburst in the mountains to the south-west. More than sixt …

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William W.P. Selborne (82), British High Commissioner in SA and Governor of the Transvaal and Orange River Colony (1905-1909),

… William W.P. Selborne (82), British High Commissioner in SA and Governor of the Transvaal and Orange River Colony …

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Condom use and multiple-drug &quot;cocktails&quot; have slowed the spread of Aids cases in certain African countries, the 12th

… "cocktails" have slowed the spread of Aids cases in certain African countries, the 12th …

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George Christopher Cato, Natal pioneer and first mayor of Durban, is born in London. He comes from a Huguenot family, origi

… Cato, Natal pioneer and first mayor of Durban, is born in London. He comes from a Huguenot family, origi …

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US scientists announce at the 12th annual Conference on Retrovirus and Opportunistic Infections in Boston the discovery of a ke

… Conference on Retrovirus and Opportunistic Infections in Boston the discovery of a ke …

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Twenty-two members of parliament refuse to support a motion of confidence in Prime Minister P.W. Botha at a National Party Parl

… of parliament refuse to support a motion of confidence in Prime Minister P.W. Botha at a National Party Parl …

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A military coup in Ghana deposes President Kwame Nkrumah while he is out of the country on his way to China. ;

… A military coup in Ghana deposes President Kwame Nkrumah while he is out of …

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The US expels the South African military attaché in response to raids by South African forces into Botswana, Zambia, and

India asks its High Commissioner in South Africa, Ramrao Madhavrao Deshmukh, to return for consultations. He sails for India th

British soldiers are called out in Alexandria to restore order after riots by nationalists. The riots follow the departure of a

The Seier of Norway is wrecked near Buffelsbaai, Western Cape, after having struck a rock in the vicinity of Walker Bay.

President Nelson Mandela, in his State of the Nation Address to Parliament, announces that South Africa will subscribe to the U

A two day conference on violence and intimidations starts in Pretoria. The ANC, AZAPO, PAC, COSATU and South African Council of

Sir Leander Starr Jameson, leader of the Progressive Party in South Africa announces his formal opposition to the South African

In an interview with the Financial Times (London), President F.W. de Klerk insists that power sharing between the country’s mai

The secretary of the United Democratic Front in the Border, Makhenkesi Stofile, is sentenced to an effective eleven years’ impr

In Sudan Ja’far Muhammad an-Numeiry, the Chairman of the Revolutionary Command Council overthrows the government of Ismail al-A

In reaction to newspaper reports, Prime Minister P.W. Botha states through the media, that he will not be ‘blackmailed into a d

The largest single construction work undertaken in South Africa, the Hendrik Verwoerd Dam (now Gariep Dam) on the Orange River,

A large cache of arms is discovered in a township near Springs, east of Johannesburg. Together with the buried arms are bundles

It is announced in Johannesburg that restriction orders have been issued against six leaders of the South African Students’ Org

Kwame Nkrumah, first prime minister and later president of Ghana, is welcomed in Guinea who grants him a honourable asylum af

The Bishop of Johannesburg, Ambrose Reeves, resigns after having been deported from South Africa in September 1960 for his stro

Two pilots of the SA Air Force’s Cheetah Squadron, Lieutenant D.A. Ruiter and Captain W.J.J. Badenhorst, are killed in action w

Sir John Coode (75), planner of a seaward defence for Table Bay, which was built by prisoners, dies in Brighton, England.

Pilots Doug McKellar and &amp;quot;Dizzy&amp;quot; Deans of the SA Air Force’s No 2 (Flying Cheetah) Squadron, assisting the UN in the

All South African policemen in Rhodesia are being confined to camps. South Africa is slowly disengaging from the settlement sit

Seven impalas are trapped in a camp and viciously beaten to death at Skukuza, Kruger National Park. Four SANParks employees are

The recommendations of the Strydom Committee on the Group Areas Act and related laws that central business districts in major c

Several people are killed or arrested during the first skirmish between White labour and the government in the Rand Revolt.

A severe flood strikes Victoria West during the night after a cloudburst in the mountains to the south-west. More than sixt

William W.P. Selborne (82), British High Commissioner in SA and Governor of the Transvaal and Orange River Colony (1905-1909),

Condom use and multiple-drug &amp;quot;cocktails&amp;quot; have slowed the spread of Aids cases in certain African countries, the 12th

George Christopher Cato, Natal pioneer and first mayor of Durban, is born in London. He comes from a Huguenot family, origi

US scientists announce at the 12th annual Conference on Retrovirus and Opportunistic Infections in Boston the discovery of a ke

Twenty-two members of parliament refuse to support a motion of confidence in Prime Minister P.W. Botha at a National Party Parl

A military coup in Ghana deposes President Kwame Nkrumah while he is out of the country on his way to China. ;

Pilots Doug McKellar and "Dizzy" Deans of the SA Air Force’s No 2 (Flying Cheetah) Squadron, assisting the UN in the

Condom use and multiple-drug "cocktails" have slowed the spread of Aids cases in certain African countries, the 12th