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The British under Sir Garnet Wolseley defeats Sekhukhune, Pedi paramount chief in the Battle of Sekhukhune Mountain and impriso

… Garnet Wolseley defeats Sekhukhune, Pedi paramount chief in the Battle of Sekhukhune Mountain and impriso …

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The Afrikaans writer Breyten Breytenbach is sentenced in the Pretoria Supreme Court to nine years imprisonment for offences und

… The Afrikaans writer Breyten Breytenbach is sentenced in the Pretoria Supreme Court to nine years imprisonment for …

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What Eskom calls a &quot;rolling blackout&quot; continues in the Western and parts of the Eastern Cape today after the shutdown

… What Eskom calls a "rolling blackout" continues in the Western and parts of the Eastern Cape today after the …

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The Unicity Commission is established by the Provincial Minister of Local Government in the Western Cape, Minister Pierre Uys.&

… established by the Provincial Minister of Local Government in the Western Cape, Minister Pierre Uys.& …

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The government concedes another legal defeat in its attempts to transfer the KaNgwane ‘homeland’ to Swaziland. Dr. Piet Koornho

… The government concedes another legal defeat in its attempts to transfer the KaNgwane ‘homeland’ to …

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Police in Natal open fire on people demonstrating against the imprisonment of Mohandas Gandhi, killing two and wounding twenty-

… Police in Natal open fire on people demonstrating against the …

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Five people, under whom three children, are killed and five injured in a landmine explosion at Chatsworth, near Messina, Northe

… under whom three children, are killed and five injured in a landmine explosion at Chatsworth, near Messina, Northe …

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Anglo-Boer War 2: Reports reach London of the large number of deaths in South African concentration camps. africanhistory.about

… War 2: Reports reach London of the large number of deaths in South African concentration camps. africanhistory.about …

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Zwelakhe Solomon Mankazana, chief executive officer of Ubambo Investment Holdings and director of Cell C (Pty) Ltd, is born in

… Holdings and director of Cell C (Pty) Ltd, is born in …

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Dr Eduard Christiaan Pienaar, professor at the University of Stellenbosch and first full-time professor in Afrikaans, is born o

… University of Stellenbosch and first full-time professor in Afrikaans, is born o …

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The Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) issues a catalogue of alleged human rights abuses it said were perpetrated in Zimbabwe

… of alleged human rights abuses it said were perpetrated in Zimbabwe …

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Hours before US Secretary of State Madeleine Albright arrives in Rwanda, Hutu rebels attack a village with guns, grenades and m

… before US Secretary of State Madeleine Albright arrives in Rwanda, Hutu rebels attack a village with guns, grenades …

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South Africa, Botswana, Lesotho and Swaziland sign a new customs agreement in Pretoria, to come into operation on 1 March 1970.

… Lesotho and Swaziland sign a new customs agreement in Pretoria, to come into operation on 1 March 1970. …

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Sisulu, together with a number of members from the Transvaal Indian Congress (TIC) and African National Congress (ANC), meet in

… Congress (TIC) and African National Congress (ANC), meet in …

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George Sammy Shane Maluleke, attorney and member of several law-related Boards and Commissions, is born in Wallmannstal, near P

… of several law-related Boards and Commissions, is born in Wallmannstal, near P …

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Adam Ismail Ebrahim, economist and managing director and portfolio manager of Oasis Asset Management, is born in Cape Town.

… and portfolio manager of Oasis Asset Management, is born in Cape Town. …

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Dr C.P. Mulder, resigned Minister of Plural Relations and Development, relinquishes his leadership of the National Party in the

… relinquishes his leadership of the National Party in the …

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Leading South African cartoonist Daniël Cornelis Boonzaaier is born at Patatsrivier near Carnarvon in the Cape Province. He be

… Cornelis Boonzaaier is born at Patatsrivier near Carnarvon in the Cape Province. He be …

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Niger’s President Seyni Kountche dies in Paris, and is replaced as head of state by army chief Ali Seibou.

… Niger’s President Seyni Kountche dies in Paris, and is replaced as head of state by army chief Ali …

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The Bafoken society brings an application in the Supreme Court of Bophuthatswana, Mmabatho, for an order exterminating an agree

… The Bafoken society brings an application in the Supreme Court of Bophuthatswana, Mmabatho, for an …

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At its Biennial Congress in Bloemfontein the United Party adopts a new six-point declaration of principles, and ratifies a new

… At its Biennial Congress in Bloemfontein the United Party adopts a new six-point …

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Despite the threat of bombs in Accra, Queen Elizabeth arrives from Britain to begin her state visit to Ghana.

… Despite the threat of bombs in Accra, Queen Elizabeth arrives from Britain to begin her …

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Napoleon Bonaparte, newly returned from his disastrous expedition to Egypt, seizes power in France, making himself one of three

… from his disastrous expedition to Egypt, seizes power in France, making himself one of three …

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Famous South African playwright Gibson Kente (72), who told the world he had HIV/Aids in early 2003, dies.

… Gibson Kente (72), who told the world he had HIV/Aids in early 2003, dies. …

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The Rev. Gottlieb Wilhelm Anthonie van der Lingen (64), founder of the Paarl Gymnasium, dies in Paarl, Cape Colony.

… van der Lingen (64), founder of the Paarl Gymnasium, dies in Paarl, Cape Colony. …

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Sam Ramsamy, president of the (NOCSA), announced South Africa’s acceptance of an invitation to participate in the Olympic Game

… South Africa’s acceptance of an invitation to participate in the Olympic Game …

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Vuyisile Mini, Zinakile Mkaba and Wilson Khayinga, three prominent trade union leaders from the Eastern Cape, are executed in P

… trade union leaders from the Eastern Cape, are executed in P …

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Algeria’s President Chadli Bendjedid appoints former head of military security to form new government in wake of widespread rio

… former head of military security to form new government in wake of widespread rio …

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Election officials confirm Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf as the winner in Liberia’s post-war elections, making her Africa’s first-ever

… officials confirm Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf as the winner in Liberia’s post-war elections, making her Africa’s …

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More than 500 traditional healers march to the Treatment Action Campaign’s offices in Cape Town and Johannesburg, demanding tha

… healers march to the Treatment Action Campaign’s offices in Cape Town and Johannesburg, demanding tha …

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The British under Sir Garnet Wolseley defeats Sekhukhune, Pedi paramount chief in the Battle of Sekhukhune Mountain and impriso

The Afrikaans writer Breyten Breytenbach is sentenced in the Pretoria Supreme Court to nine years imprisonment for offences und

What Eskom calls a &amp;quot;rolling blackout&amp;quot; continues in the Western and parts of the Eastern Cape today after the shutdown

The Unicity Commission is established by the Provincial Minister of Local Government in the Western Cape, Minister Pierre Uys.&amp;

The government concedes another legal defeat in its attempts to transfer the KaNgwane ‘homeland’ to Swaziland. Dr. Piet Koornho

Police in Natal open fire on people demonstrating against the imprisonment of Mohandas Gandhi, killing two and wounding twenty-

Five people, under whom three children, are killed and five injured in a landmine explosion at Chatsworth, near Messina, Northe

Anglo-Boer War 2: Reports reach London of the large number of deaths in South African concentration camps. africanhistory.about

Zwelakhe Solomon Mankazana, chief executive officer of Ubambo Investment Holdings and director of Cell C (Pty) Ltd, is born in

Dr Eduard Christiaan Pienaar, professor at the University of Stellenbosch and first full-time professor in Afrikaans, is born o

The Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) issues a catalogue of alleged human rights abuses it said were perpetrated in Zimbabwe

Hours before US Secretary of State Madeleine Albright arrives in Rwanda, Hutu rebels attack a village with guns, grenades and m

South Africa, Botswana, Lesotho and Swaziland sign a new customs agreement in Pretoria, to come into operation on 1 March 1970.

Sisulu, together with a number of members from the Transvaal Indian Congress (TIC) and African National Congress (ANC), meet in

George Sammy Shane Maluleke, attorney and member of several law-related Boards and Commissions, is born in Wallmannstal, near P

Adam Ismail Ebrahim, economist and managing director and portfolio manager of Oasis Asset Management, is born in Cape Town.

Dr C.P. Mulder, resigned Minister of Plural Relations and Development, relinquishes his leadership of the National Party in the

Leading South African cartoonist Daniël Cornelis Boonzaaier is born at Patatsrivier near Carnarvon in the Cape Province. He be

Niger’s President Seyni Kountche dies in Paris, and is replaced as head of state by army chief Ali Seibou.

The Bafoken society brings an application in the Supreme Court of Bophuthatswana, Mmabatho, for an order exterminating an agree

At its Biennial Congress in Bloemfontein the United Party adopts a new six-point declaration of principles, and ratifies a new

Despite the threat of bombs in Accra, Queen Elizabeth arrives from Britain to begin her state visit to Ghana.

Napoleon Bonaparte, newly returned from his disastrous expedition to Egypt, seizes power in France, making himself one of three

Famous South African playwright Gibson Kente (72), who told the world he had HIV/Aids in early 2003, dies.

The Rev. Gottlieb Wilhelm Anthonie van der Lingen (64), founder of the Paarl Gymnasium, dies in Paarl, Cape Colony.

Sam Ramsamy, president of the (NOCSA), announced South Africa’s acceptance of an invitation to participate in the Olympic Game

Vuyisile Mini, Zinakile Mkaba and Wilson Khayinga, three prominent trade union leaders from the Eastern Cape, are executed in P

Algeria’s President Chadli Bendjedid appoints former head of military security to form new government in wake of widespread rio

Election officials confirm Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf as the winner in Liberia’s post-war elections, making her Africa’s first-ever

More than 500 traditional healers march to the Treatment Action Campaign’s offices in Cape Town and Johannesburg, demanding tha

What Eskom calls a "rolling blackout" continues in the Western and parts of the Eastern Cape today after the shutdown

The Unicity Commission is established by the Provincial Minister of Local Government in the Western Cape, Minister Pierre Uys.&