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Gen. H. C. Muller unveils a memorial for nine Boers who were killed in Anglo-Boer War 2. The memorial includes the name of Salm

… Muller unveils a memorial for nine Boers who were killed in Anglo-Boer War 2. The memorial includes the name of Salm …

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Andries Dreyer, archivist of the Dutch Reformed Church, is ordained as missionary of the congregation in Cape Town for the Hano

… Church, is ordained as missionary of the congregation in Cape Town for the Hano …

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South Africa wins the third cricket test match against Pakistan in Port Elizabeth, Fanie de Villiers’ last match, with 259 runs

… Africa wins the third cricket test match against Pakistan in Port Elizabeth, Fanie de Villiers’ last match, with 259 …

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About 5 000 people gather on the Parade in Cape town to protest against the decision of Lord Grey, British colonial minister, t

… About 5 000 people gather on the Parade in Cape town to protest against the decision of Lord Grey, …

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The government in Kinshasa lifts the quarantine on the region affected by the killer Ebola virus, allowing free travel for the

… The government in Kinshasa lifts the quarantine on the region affected by …

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In East Africa’s worst marine disaster, a Tanzanian ferry capsizes on Lake Victoria near the western town of Mwanza. Of the est

… In East Africa’s worst marine disaster, a Tanzanian ferry …

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Capt. Smith attacks Andries Pretorius at Congella in Natal. Smith is defeated, seventeen men are killed and thirty-one are wo

… Capt. Smith attacks Andries Pretorius at Congella in Natal. Smith is defeated, seventeen men are killed and …

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According to the SA department of foreign affairs nineteen of the twenty-six people arrested in the Democratic Republic of the

… foreign affairs nineteen of the twenty-six people arrested in the Democratic Republic of the …

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Troops loyal to Congo’s new president, Laurent Kabila, break up protests in Kinshasa just a week after his forces enter the cap

… Congo’s new president, Laurent Kabila, break up protests in Kinshasa just a week after his forces enter the cap …

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Seven French Trappist monks have been killed in Algeria two months after their kidnap by Islamic extremists of the Armed Islami

… Seven French Trappist monks have been killed in Algeria two months after their kidnap by Islamic …

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President Nelson Mandela opens his State of the Nation Address to Parliament in Cape Town by quoting from Ingrid Jonker’s poem

… opens his State of the Nation Address to Parliament in Cape Town by quoting from Ingrid Jonker’s poem …

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A three-day Seminar on the Future Role of the United Nations in Helping Address South Africa’s Socio-economic Problems is held

… three-day Seminar on the Future Role of the United Nations in Helping Address South Africa’s Socio-economic Problems is …

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Dr Carel de Wet, grandson of Gen. C.R. de Wet, former minister of health and diplomat, is born in Memel, OFS.

… de Wet, former minister of health and diplomat, is born in Memel, OFS. …

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In an attempt to unite the two Boer republics, the commandoes of the Free State and Transvaal (Zuid-Afrikaansche Republiek) con

… In an attempt to unite the two Boer republics, the commandoes …

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Four striking truckers are shot and wounded by a security guard when about 150 protesters storm the gates of Cargo Carriers in

… about 150 protesters storm the gates of Cargo Carriers in …

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ZANU-PF under Robert Mugabe wins the first free elections in Zimbabwe and Robert Mugabe becomes president. http://www.news24.

… ZANU-PF under Robert Mugabe wins the first free elections in Zimbabwe and Robert Mugabe becomes president. …

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In the House of Assembly, the Prime Minister criticizes Mozambique’s action of closing its border with Rhodesia. He warns of th

… In the House of Assembly, the Prime Minister criticizes …

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In the British House of Commons the Trade and Industry Sub-Committee of the Select Committee on Expenditure proposes an inquiry

… In the British House of Commons the Trade and Industry …

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Anglo-Boer War 2: The long-awaited report of the Ladies or Fawcett Commission Report on the concentration camps is discussed in

… Commission Report on the concentration camps is discussed in …

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Todd Tozama Matshikiza, SA musician, composer and writer, dies in Lusaka, Zambia. He composed the music and wrote some of the l

… Tozama Matshikiza, SA musician, composer and writer, dies in Lusaka, Zambia. He composed the music and wrote some of …

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A ‘timeless’ cricket test match (the only one ever) between SA and England starts in Durban and continues until the 14th. E

… match (the only one ever) between SA and England starts in Durban and continues until the 14th. E …

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French President Jacques Chirac visits Algeria in an effort to improve relations between the two countries. It is the first off

… French President Jacques Chirac visits Algeria in an effort to improve relations between the two countries. …

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The Indicator Project, based at the University of Natal, says more than 4000 people have died in political conflict since Septe

… University of Natal, says more than 4000 people have died in political conflict since Septe …

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Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, the self-described planner and organiser of the September 11 attacks on the World Trade Centre in New Y

… of the September 11 attacks on the World Trade Centre in New Y …

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Cricketer Daryll Cullinan sets the highest Test score by a South African batsman, scoring 275 not out against New Zealand in Au

… African batsman, scoring 275 not out against New Zealand in Au …

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In his first public meeting since his appointment as leader of the National Party, F.W. de Klerk calls for a &quot;Great Indaba

… In his first public meeting since his appointment as leader …

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South Africa wins the third cricket test match against Pakistan in Port Elizabeth, Fanie de Villiers’ last match, with 259 runs

… Africa wins the third cricket test match against Pakistan in Port Elizabeth, Fanie de Villiers’ last match, with 259 …

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Alpheus Hamilton Zulu, bishop of Zululand and later president of the World Council of Churches (WCC), dies in Ulundi, Natal. He

… president of the World Council of Churches (WCC), dies in Ulundi, Natal. He …

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Ethiopian troops breach Eritrean lines in a disputed border area, and Eritrea soon says it will accept an African peace plan fo

… Ethiopian troops breach Eritrean lines in a disputed border area, and Eritrea soon says it will …

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SA signs agreement with the government of Namibia relating to the promotion of co-operation in the field of administration of j

… of Namibia relating to the promotion of co-operation in the field of administration of j …

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Gen. H. C. Muller unveils a memorial for nine Boers who were killed in Anglo-Boer War 2. The memorial includes the name of Salm

Andries Dreyer, archivist of the Dutch Reformed Church, is ordained as missionary of the congregation in Cape Town for the Hano

South Africa wins the third cricket test match against Pakistan in Port Elizabeth, Fanie de Villiers’ last match, with 259 runs

About 5 000 people gather on the Parade in Cape town to protest against the decision of Lord Grey, British colonial minister, t

The government in Kinshasa lifts the quarantine on the region affected by the killer Ebola virus, allowing free travel for the

In East Africa’s worst marine disaster, a Tanzanian ferry capsizes on Lake Victoria near the western town of Mwanza. Of the est

Capt. Smith attacks Andries Pretorius at Congella in Natal. Smith is defeated, seventeen men are killed and thirty-one are wo

According to the SA department of foreign affairs nineteen of the twenty-six people arrested in the Democratic Republic of the

Troops loyal to Congo’s new president, Laurent Kabila, break up protests in Kinshasa just a week after his forces enter the cap

Seven French Trappist monks have been killed in Algeria two months after their kidnap by Islamic extremists of the Armed Islami

President Nelson Mandela opens his State of the Nation Address to Parliament in Cape Town by quoting from Ingrid Jonker’s poem

A three-day Seminar on the Future Role of the United Nations in Helping Address South Africa’s Socio-economic Problems is held

Dr Carel de Wet, grandson of Gen. C.R. de Wet, former minister of health and diplomat, is born in Memel, OFS.

In an attempt to unite the two Boer republics, the commandoes of the Free State and Transvaal (Zuid-Afrikaansche Republiek) con

Four striking truckers are shot and wounded by a security guard when about 150 protesters storm the gates of Cargo Carriers in

ZANU-PF under Robert Mugabe wins the first free elections in Zimbabwe and Robert Mugabe becomes president. http://www.news24.

In the House of Assembly, the Prime Minister criticizes Mozambique’s action of closing its border with Rhodesia. He warns of th

In the British House of Commons the Trade and Industry Sub-Committee of the Select Committee on Expenditure proposes an inquiry

Anglo-Boer War 2: The long-awaited report of the Ladies or Fawcett Commission Report on the concentration camps is discussed in

Todd Tozama Matshikiza, SA musician, composer and writer, dies in Lusaka, Zambia. He composed the music and wrote some of the l

A ‘timeless’ cricket test match (the only one ever) between SA and England starts in Durban and continues until the 14th. E

French President Jacques Chirac visits Algeria in an effort to improve relations between the two countries. It is the first off

The Indicator Project, based at the University of Natal, says more than 4000 people have died in political conflict since Septe

Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, the self-described planner and organiser of the September 11 attacks on the World Trade Centre in New Y

Cricketer Daryll Cullinan sets the highest Test score by a South African batsman, scoring 275 not out against New Zealand in Au

In his first public meeting since his appointment as leader of the National Party, F.W. de Klerk calls for a &amp;quot;Great Indaba

South Africa wins the third cricket test match against Pakistan in Port Elizabeth, Fanie de Villiers’ last match, with 259 runs

Alpheus Hamilton Zulu, bishop of Zululand and later president of the World Council of Churches (WCC), dies in Ulundi, Natal. He

Ethiopian troops breach Eritrean lines in a disputed border area, and Eritrea soon says it will accept an African peace plan fo

SA signs agreement with the government of Namibia relating to the promotion of co-operation in the field of administration of j

In his first public meeting since his appointment as leader of the National Party, F.W. de Klerk calls for a "Great Indaba