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Native Resettlement Board begins moving the first Africans from Sophiatown to their new homes in Meadowlands. It is strongly co

… Joyce: The Rise and Fall of Apartheid … the first Africans from Sophiatown to their new homes in Meadowlands. It is strongly co …

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Martin Sch&ouml;nteich, senior legal official at the Open Society Justice Initiative in New York, says at the opening of a nati

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The Prime Minister announces that White entrepreneurs will be given long-standing contracts in the ‘homelands’ to speed up econ

… White entrepreneurs will be given long-standing contracts in the ‘homelands’ to speed up econ …

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Walter Sisulu and Duma Nokwe go from house to house in Orlando, Johannesburg, and rally support amongst the residents against t

… Walter Sisulu and Duma Nokwe go from house to house in Orlando, Johannesburg, and rally support amongst the …

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Violence occurs in Johannesburg’s Coloured townships. At least four people are killed and up to two hundred injured when police

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In reply to the opposition’s motion Prime Minister P.W. Botha offers to resign if opposition politicians can show that either h

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Second round of talks between Libya and the South African and Saudi Arabian envoys in connection with the Lockerbie bombing.

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Paramount chief in KwaNdebele, Chief David Mabhoko, is restricted to his kraal shortly before he was due to address thousands o

… Paramount chief in KwaNdebele, Chief David Mabhoko, is restricted to his …

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The police in Zimbabwe start a search for William Player (64), heir to the British John Payer Tobacco Company, who disappeared

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The Citizen reveals that Miss Olivia Forsyth who arrived at the British Embassy in Luanda, Angola, seeking sanctuary from the A

… Miss Olivia Forsyth who arrived at the British Embassy in Luanda, Angola, seeking sanctuary from the A …

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A telephone survey done by Research Surveys, discloses that about two-thirds of respondents said SA education is in a crisis an

… that about two-thirds of respondents said SA education is in a crisis an …

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The first 741 students enrol at the “Randse Afrikaanse Universiteit” (RAU). Lectures start on the 13th February in a tempor

… Universiteit” (RAU). Lectures start on the 13th February in a tempor …

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Adv. Anton Lubowski, Swapo member who allegedly spied for South Africa and who was later murdered in Windhoek, is born.

… spied for South Africa and who was later murdered in Windhoek, is born. …

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Portuguese explorer Bartholomew Diaz discovers that he has sailed past the southernmost point of Africa and puts ashore in the

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The Convention on Wetlands of International Importance especially as Waterfowl Habitat, to which SA is a party, is signed in Ra

… as Waterfowl Habitat, to which SA is a party, is signed in Ra …

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The Herschel School opens in Claremont, Cape Town. It is named after Sir John Frederick William Herschel, British astronomer an

… The Herschel School opens in Claremont, Cape Town. It is named after Sir John Frederick …

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The official Commission of Inquiry into the media appointed in June 1980, under the chairmanship of Justice M. Steyn, tables it

… The official Commission of Inquiry into the media appointed in June 1980, under the chairmanship of Justice M. Steyn, …

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Egypt and Syria proclaims the union of their two countries in a state to be known as ‘The United Arab Republic’.

… Egypt and Syria proclaims the union of their two countries in a state to be known as ‘The United Arab Republic’. …

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Jimmy Kruger , minister of police, announces in the House of Assembly that new measures for the protection of political detaine

… Jimmy Kruger , minister of police, announces in the House of Assembly that new measures for the protection …

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The United Nations adopts resolution 385 in which guidelines was laid down for an internationally accepted settlement of the So

… The United Nations adopts resolution 385 in which guidelines was laid down for an internationally …

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Prime Minister P.W. Botha decides to invite leaders of the Black ‘homelands’ to join in a discussion on a ‘statement of intent’

… decides to invite leaders of the Black ‘homelands’ to join in a discussion on a ‘statement of intent’ …

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A Liberian freighter rams a bridge in Florida’s Tampa Bay, collapsing part of the span (a 1,400-foot section) and plunging thir

… A Liberian freighter rams a bridge in Florida’s Tampa Bay, collapsing part of the span (a …

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William H. Addison, first district surgeon of Pietermaritzburg, arrives with his wife and son in Port Natal aboard the Lalla Ro

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Miss Namibia, Michelle McLean, a six-foot-tall model and masseuse, is crowned Miss Universe in Bangkok, Thailand, the first eve

… six-foot-tall model and masseuse, is crowned Miss Universe in Bangkok, Thailand, the first eve …

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The Government states in Parliament that 18,000 persons have been arrested and detained since the proclamation of the emergency

… The Government states in Parliament that 18,000 persons have been arrested and …

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Apla claims responsibility for the murder of four police officers at Dobsonville, Soweto, bringing police deaths in the year to

… officers at Dobsonville, Soweto, bringing police deaths in the year to …

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Addressing a joint sitting of two houses of the British Parliament, ANC president Nelson Mandela urges Britain to invest in Sou

… ANC president Nelson Mandela urges Britain to invest in Sou …

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In response to Pretoria’s failure to meet the 30 April deadline, 364 political prisoners throughout South Africa start an indef

… In response to Pretoria’s failure to meet the 30 April …

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Gertrud Theiler, zoologist, researcher and teacher dies in Still Bay, Western Cape. She was a founder member of the Austin Robe

… Gertrud Theiler, zoologist, researcher and teacher dies in Still Bay, Western Cape. She was a founder member of the …

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The SA government prohibits Pink Floyd’s Another Brick in the Wall because Black children sing it as a song of liberty.

… The SA government prohibits Pink Floyd’s Another Brick in the Wall because Black children sing it as a song of …

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Native Resettlement Board begins moving the first Africans from Sophiatown to their new homes in Meadowlands. It is strongly co

Martin Sch&amp;ouml;nteich, senior legal official at the Open Society Justice Initiative in New York, says at the opening of a nati

The Prime Minister announces that White entrepreneurs will be given long-standing contracts in the ‘homelands’ to speed up econ

Walter Sisulu and Duma Nokwe go from house to house in Orlando, Johannesburg, and rally support amongst the residents against t

Violence occurs in Johannesburg’s Coloured townships. At least four people are killed and up to two hundred injured when police

In reply to the opposition’s motion Prime Minister P.W. Botha offers to resign if opposition politicians can show that either h

Second round of talks between Libya and the South African and Saudi Arabian envoys in connection with the Lockerbie bombing.

Paramount chief in KwaNdebele, Chief David Mabhoko, is restricted to his kraal shortly before he was due to address thousands o

The police in Zimbabwe start a search for William Player (64), heir to the British John Payer Tobacco Company, who disappeared

The Citizen reveals that Miss Olivia Forsyth who arrived at the British Embassy in Luanda, Angola, seeking sanctuary from the A

A telephone survey done by Research Surveys, discloses that about two-thirds of respondents said SA education is in a crisis an

The first 741 students enrol at the “Randse Afrikaanse Universiteit” (RAU). Lectures start on the 13th February in a tempor

Adv. Anton Lubowski, Swapo member who allegedly spied for South Africa and who was later murdered in Windhoek, is born.

Portuguese explorer Bartholomew Diaz discovers that he has sailed past the southernmost point of Africa and puts ashore in the

The Convention on Wetlands of International Importance especially as Waterfowl Habitat, to which SA is a party, is signed in Ra

The Herschel School opens in Claremont, Cape Town. It is named after Sir John Frederick William Herschel, British astronomer an

The official Commission of Inquiry into the media appointed in June 1980, under the chairmanship of Justice M. Steyn, tables it

Egypt and Syria proclaims the union of their two countries in a state to be known as ‘The United Arab Republic’.

Jimmy Kruger , minister of police, announces in the House of Assembly that new measures for the protection of political detaine

The United Nations adopts resolution 385 in which guidelines was laid down for an internationally accepted settlement of the So

Prime Minister P.W. Botha decides to invite leaders of the Black ‘homelands’ to join in a discussion on a ‘statement of intent’

A Liberian freighter rams a bridge in Florida’s Tampa Bay, collapsing part of the span (a 1,400-foot section) and plunging thir

William H. Addison, first district surgeon of Pietermaritzburg, arrives with his wife and son in Port Natal aboard the Lalla Ro

Miss Namibia, Michelle McLean, a six-foot-tall model and masseuse, is crowned Miss Universe in Bangkok, Thailand, the first eve

The Government states in Parliament that 18,000 persons have been arrested and detained since the proclamation of the emergency

Apla claims responsibility for the murder of four police officers at Dobsonville, Soweto, bringing police deaths in the year to

Addressing a joint sitting of two houses of the British Parliament, ANC president Nelson Mandela urges Britain to invest in Sou

In response to Pretoria’s failure to meet the 30 April deadline, 364 political prisoners throughout South Africa start an indef

Gertrud Theiler, zoologist, researcher and teacher dies in Still Bay, Western Cape. She was a founder member of the Austin Robe

The SA government prohibits Pink Floyd’s Another Brick in the Wall because Black children sing it as a song of liberty.

Martin Schönteich, senior legal official at the Open Society Justice Initiative in New York, says at the opening of a nati