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Congo ends a more than twenty years’ break in top-level relations with its old colonial ruler by welcoming Belgian Prime Minist

… Congo ends a more than twenty years’ break in top-level relations with its old colonial ruler by …

Guy Carleton Jones, mine engineer who played a major part in finding the lost main reef stretching from Randfontein to the Mooi

… Guy Carleton Jones, mine engineer who played a major part in finding the lost main reef stretching from Randfontein to …

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SA, suspended since 1964, rejoins the International Olympic Committee and is allowed to take part in the next Olympic Games to

… Olympic Committee and is allowed to take part in the next Olympic Games to …

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William Philip Schreiner, prime minister in the Cape Colony at the start of Anglo-Boer War 2, summarises the pressure his gover

… William Philip Schreiner, prime minister in the Cape Colony at the start of Anglo-Boer War 2, …

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The Commissary-General of the Cape, Jacob Abraham de Mist, in his capacity as Deputy Grand Master National, dedicates the templ

… The Commissary-General of the Cape, Jacob Abraham de Mist, in his capacity as Deputy Grand Master National, dedicates …

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João da Nova, Portuguese navigator on his way to India, finds letters and a document in a shoe hanging from a milk wood tree a

… on his way to India, finds letters and a document in a shoe hanging from a milk wood tree a …

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Several attacks take place on IFP members in Nyaninga, near Table Mountain. Mr Mfasheni Mkhize (56), Ntinini Mkhize (41) and Vu

… Several attacks take place on IFP members in Nyaninga, near Table Mountain. Mr Mfasheni Mkhize (56), …

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The Citizen reports on details of Mr Justice Tom van Reenen’s report on alleged irregularities in the awarding of housing contr

… Justice Tom van Reenen’s report on alleged irregularities in the awarding of housing contr …

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The Minister of Information outlines his government’s plan for the nine homelands of South Africa in London. They are to become

… government’s plan for the nine homelands of South Africa in London. They are to become …

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Twelve Africans on trial at the Supreme Court in Grahamstown, accused of having conspired to take over a town and kill Whites a

… Twelve Africans on trial at the Supreme Court in Grahamstown, accused of having conspired to take over a …

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Dangerous Weapons Act No 71, prohibiting the possession of weapons, which could cause bodily injury if used in an assault, comm

… of weapons, which could cause bodily injury if used in an assault, comm …

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A Cape Passive Resistance Council is formed at a mass meeting in Cape Town attended by 1 500 people. Among the first to volunte

… Passive Resistance Council is formed at a mass meeting in Cape Town attended by 1 500 people. Among the first to …

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WWII: The Second Battle of El Alamein, in which many SA soldiers took part, commences with a thousand-gun barrage. The opening

… Pretoria News, 23 October 2003. Today in History. | https://en.wikipedia.org/ | … WWII: The Second Battle of El Alamein, in which many SA soldiers took part, commences with a …

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The first motorists’ organisation in SA, the Automobile Club of South Africa (called the Royal Automobile Club of SA since 1911

… The first motorists’ organisation in SA, the Automobile Club of South Africa (called the Royal …

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Anglo-Boer War 2: Gen. Redvers Buller is dismissed as officer in command of the British forces, probably because of his defeat

… War 2: Gen. Redvers Buller is dismissed as officer in command of the British forces, probably because of his …

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The Botswana police discover the bodies of eighteen people who had suffocated in the back of a truck driving from Zimbabwe to S

… discover the bodies of eighteen people who had suffocated in the back of a truck driving from Zimbabwe to S …

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Three South Africans are sentenced to twenty-three years of prison in Angola because they assisted Unita rebels with their aero

… Africans are sentenced to twenty-three years of prison in Angola because they assisted Unita rebels with their aero …

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Graca Machel, widow of Samora Machel and third wife of former president Nelson Mandela, is born in Gaza, Mozambique. Her year

… and third wife of former president Nelson Mandela, is born in Gaza, Mozambique. Her year …

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An elderly pensioner dies in a hail of bullets and two other pensioners are seriously injured during an attack at a pay point i

… An elderly pensioner dies in a hail of bullets and two other pensioners are seriously …

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Jeff Radebe, the transport minister, launches the national SA Police Services Railway Unit in Cape Town. According to the SA Ra

… launches the national SA Police Services Railway Unit in Cape Town. According to the SA Ra …

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The marriage of nearly forty years between former President F.W. de Klerk and Marike is dissolved in the Cape Supreme Court.

… former President F.W. de Klerk and Marike is dissolved in the Cape Supreme Court. …

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Anglo-Boer War 2: In the Battle of Modderspruit, Commandant General Piet Joubert causes the British to fall back. He is urged

… Anglo-Boer War 2: In the Battle of Modderspruit, Commandant General Piet …

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Steve Strydom, former chairman of the Free State rugby union and well-known SA rugby referee, dies of cancer in Bloemfontein.

… union and well-known SA rugby referee, dies of cancer in Bloemfontein. …

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About 10 000 taxi operators march to the Union Buildings, in Pretoria to hand over a memorandum of their grievances and members

… About 10 000 taxi operators march to the Union Buildings, in Pretoria to hand over a memorandum of their grievances and …

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In Dass, Nigeria, pregnant Hajara Ibrahim, 29, appears before an Islamic court to hear her lawyer launch an appeal against her

… In Dass, Nigeria, pregnant Hajara Ibrahim, 29, appears before …

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An apartment block in the Cairo suburb of Heliopolis collapses, killing sixty-four. The owner is later sentenced to a seven-yea

… An apartment block in the Cairo suburb of Heliopolis collapses, killing …

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An intensified campaign to enforce the pass laws leads to increased prosecutions in the Cape Town area. The government is worki

… to enforce the pass laws leads to increased prosecutions in the Cape Town area. The government is worki …

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Forty-five African leaders (and one Indian) from South Africa meet in Lobatsi, Bechuanaland (27-28 October), to make plans to s

… African leaders (and one Indian) from South Africa meet in Lobatsi, Bechuanaland (27-28 October), to make plans to s …

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Former President F.W. de Klerk files a request for an interdict in the supreme court to prevent the publication of negative all

… President F.W. de Klerk files a request for an interdict in the supreme court to prevent the publication of negative …

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As eastern Zaire slides into chaos, the United Nations evacuates aid workers from the camp in Bukavu, leaving half a million Hu

… the United Nations evacuates aid workers from the camp in Bukavu, leaving half a million Hu …

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Congo ends a more than twenty years’ break in top-level relations with its old colonial ruler by welcoming Belgian Prime Minist

Guy Carleton Jones, mine engineer who played a major part in finding the lost main reef stretching from Randfontein to the Mooi

SA, suspended since 1964, rejoins the International Olympic Committee and is allowed to take part in the next Olympic Games to

William Philip Schreiner, prime minister in the Cape Colony at the start of Anglo-Boer War 2, summarises the pressure his gover

The Commissary-General of the Cape, Jacob Abraham de Mist, in his capacity as Deputy Grand Master National, dedicates the templ

João da Nova, Portuguese navigator on his way to India, finds letters and a document in a shoe hanging from a milk wood tree a

Several attacks take place on IFP members in Nyaninga, near Table Mountain. Mr Mfasheni Mkhize (56), Ntinini Mkhize (41) and Vu

The Citizen reports on details of Mr Justice Tom van Reenen’s report on alleged irregularities in the awarding of housing contr

The Minister of Information outlines his government’s plan for the nine homelands of South Africa in London. They are to become

Twelve Africans on trial at the Supreme Court in Grahamstown, accused of having conspired to take over a town and kill Whites a

Dangerous Weapons Act No 71, prohibiting the possession of weapons, which could cause bodily injury if used in an assault, comm

A Cape Passive Resistance Council is formed at a mass meeting in Cape Town attended by 1 500 people. Among the first to volunte

WWII: The Second Battle of El Alamein, in which many SA soldiers took part, commences with a thousand-gun barrage. The opening

The first motorists’ organisation in SA, the Automobile Club of South Africa (called the Royal Automobile Club of SA since 1911

Anglo-Boer War 2: Gen. Redvers Buller is dismissed as officer in command of the British forces, probably because of his defeat

The Botswana police discover the bodies of eighteen people who had suffocated in the back of a truck driving from Zimbabwe to S

Three South Africans are sentenced to twenty-three years of prison in Angola because they assisted Unita rebels with their aero

Graca Machel, widow of Samora Machel and third wife of former president Nelson Mandela, is born in Gaza, Mozambique. Her year

An elderly pensioner dies in a hail of bullets and two other pensioners are seriously injured during an attack at a pay point i

Jeff Radebe, the transport minister, launches the national SA Police Services Railway Unit in Cape Town. According to the SA Ra

The marriage of nearly forty years between former President F.W. de Klerk and Marike is dissolved in the Cape Supreme Court.

Anglo-Boer War 2: In the Battle of Modderspruit, Commandant General Piet Joubert causes the British to fall back. He is urged

Steve Strydom, former chairman of the Free State rugby union and well-known SA rugby referee, dies of cancer in Bloemfontein.

About 10 000 taxi operators march to the Union Buildings, in Pretoria to hand over a memorandum of their grievances and members

In Dass, Nigeria, pregnant Hajara Ibrahim, 29, appears before an Islamic court to hear her lawyer launch an appeal against her

An apartment block in the Cairo suburb of Heliopolis collapses, killing sixty-four. The owner is later sentenced to a seven-yea

An intensified campaign to enforce the pass laws leads to increased prosecutions in the Cape Town area. The government is worki

Forty-five African leaders (and one Indian) from South Africa meet in Lobatsi, Bechuanaland (27-28 October), to make plans to s

Former President F.W. de Klerk files a request for an interdict in the supreme court to prevent the publication of negative all

As eastern Zaire slides into chaos, the United Nations evacuates aid workers from the camp in Bukavu, leaving half a million Hu