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”The City of Pretoria no longer exists”, a spokesman for the African National Congress’s Tshwane region says in a statement iss

… for the African National Congress’s Tshwane region says in a statement iss …

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Four policemen are killed in a bomb attack on the Johannesburg magistrate office. Nine civilians are injured. Two ANC membe

… Four policemen are killed in a bomb attack on the Johannesburg magistrate office. …

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International Conference on Sanctions against South Africa organised by the United Nations, in cooperation with the OAU, at UNE

… against South Africa organised by the United Nations, in cooperation with the OAU, at UNE …

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A special meeting of the League of Nations is called for by Abyssinia, requesting aid in defence against Italian aggression.

… of Nations is called for by Abyssinia, requesting aid in defence against Italian aggression. …

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A SADF unit is ambushed at the Cabinda oil refinery in Angola and Capt. Wynand du Toit is taken captive.

… A SADF unit is ambushed at the Cabinda oil refinery in Angola and Capt. Wynand du Toit is taken captive. …

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Moss Lebakeng Leoka, executive chair of Makulu Consolidating Holdings and director of several boards, is born in Orlando East,

… Holdings and director of several boards, is born in Orlando East, …

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Reports of a severe famine in the Usoga region of Uganda suggest at least 4,000 people have already died.

… Reports of a severe famine in the Usoga region of Uganda suggest at least 4,000 people …

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World Bank Vice President, Edward Jaycox, announces that the Bank has $1 billion worth of development projects in the pipeline

… that the Bank has $1 billion worth of development projects in the pipeline …

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Theophilus Dlodlo, Tutu Nkwanyane and Mildred Msomi, ANC members, are shot dead in a car outside Mbabane, Swaziland. Names of p

… Nkwanyane and Mildred Msomi, ANC members, are shot dead in a car outside Mbabane, Swaziland. Names of p …

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The African National Congress announces in Lusaka that it will not abandon the armed struggle against White domination until a

… The African National Congress announces in Lusaka that it will not abandon the armed struggle against …

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Pierre-Claver Rwangabo, the governor of Rwanda’s southern province Butare, is assassinated in an ambush. The prime minister bla

… of Rwanda’s southern province Butare, is assassinated in an ambush. The prime minister bla …

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The South African Journal, with Thomas Pringle as editor, and the Zuid-Afrikaansche Tijdschrift are established in Cape Town.

… and the Zuid-Afrikaansche Tijdschrift are established in Cape Town. …

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Public Safety Act No 3 commences. This Act, passed in response to the ANC’s civil disobedience campaign, provides for a state o

… Public Safety Act No 3 commences. This Act, passed in response to the ANC’s civil disobedience campaign, …

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UK students start a campaign to force British universities and colleges to divest up to R650m in South Africa.

… British universities and colleges to divest up to R650m in South Africa. …

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President Samora Machel of Mozambique closes his frontier with Rhodesia, seizes all Rhodesian assets in the country and places

… his frontier with Rhodesia, seizes all Rhodesian assets in the country and places …

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Madi Phala, artist, designer, educator and original herd-boy, was fatally stabbed&nbsp;near his home in Langa, Cape Town.

… and original herd-boy, was fatally stabbed near his home in Langa, Cape Town. …

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At least fifty Congolese militiamen are killed by South African and Pakistani United Nations peacekeeping troops in a bloody gu

… African and Pakistani United Nations peacekeeping troops in a bloody gu …

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A gangway collapses when passengers board a ferry on the Congo River, drowning at least 147 in the Republic of Congo.

… board a ferry on the Congo River, drowning at least 147 in the Republic of Congo. …

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Rwandan Hutu rebels, claiming they oppose American and British support of the Tutsi government in Rwanda, abduct eight foreign

… American and British support of the Tutsi government in Rwanda, abduct eight foreign …

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Three days before the 4 March deadline for registering parties, Chief Buthelezi announces in Durban that he is considering regi

… for registering parties, Chief Buthelezi announces in Durban that he is considering regi …

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Drs Andries Treurnicht and Ferdi Hartzenberg resign from their positions in the National Party Government. Date is also given a

… and Ferdi Hartzenberg resign from their positions in the National Party Government. Date is also given a …

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Lucas Mangope, the leader of the apartheid homeland Bophuthatswana, retreats from his capital in the face of a popular uprising

… homeland Bophuthatswana, retreats from his capital in the face of a popular uprising …

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Prussian nobility found the Berlin Missionary Society (BMS) to spread Christianity. The Society was active in most African coun

… (BMS) to spread Christianity. The Society was active in most African coun …

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Voters in Burundi overwhelmingly approve a new power-sharing constitution aimed at bringing to a final end an eleven-year civil

… Voters in Burundi overwhelmingly approve a new power-sharing …

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Nigeria elects General Olusegun Obasanjo in the first presidential elections after fifteen years of military rule, but the resu

… Nigeria elects General Olusegun Obasanjo in the first presidential elections after fifteen years of …

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Robert Mangaliso (Wonder) Sobukwe (54), founder member and first president of the Pan Africanist Congress, dies in the Kimberle

… and first president of the Pan Africanist Congress, dies in the Kimberle …

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Griffiths Mlungisi Mxenge, civil rights lawyer, political activist and husband of Victoria Mxenge, is born in King William’s To

… political activist and husband of Victoria Mxenge, is born in King William’s To …

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Seventeen anti-apartheid organisations are restricted in terms of section 6 of the Public Safety Act, amongst them the Azanian

… Seventeen anti-apartheid organisations are restricted in terms of section 6 of the Public Safety Act, amongst them …

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Edenburg is established in the Orange Free State as a church village. The Volksraad granted application for recognition as a to

… Edenburg is established in the Orange Free State as a church village. The Volksraad …

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The UN’s Human Rights Commission adopts a resolution backing the armed struggle to eliminate apartheid in South Africa. Only Br

… backing the armed struggle to eliminate apartheid in South Africa. Only Br …

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”The City of Pretoria no longer exists”, a spokesman for the African National Congress’s Tshwane region says in a statement iss

Four policemen are killed in a bomb attack on the Johannesburg magistrate office. Nine civilians are injured. Two ANC membe

International Conference on Sanctions against South Africa organised by the United Nations, in cooperation with the OAU, at UNE

A special meeting of the League of Nations is called for by Abyssinia, requesting aid in defence against Italian aggression.

A SADF unit is ambushed at the Cabinda oil refinery in Angola and Capt. Wynand du Toit is taken captive.

Moss Lebakeng Leoka, executive chair of Makulu Consolidating Holdings and director of several boards, is born in Orlando East,

Reports of a severe famine in the Usoga region of Uganda suggest at least 4,000 people have already died.

World Bank Vice President, Edward Jaycox, announces that the Bank has $1 billion worth of development projects in the pipeline

Theophilus Dlodlo, Tutu Nkwanyane and Mildred Msomi, ANC members, are shot dead in a car outside Mbabane, Swaziland. Names of p

The African National Congress announces in Lusaka that it will not abandon the armed struggle against White domination until a

Pierre-Claver Rwangabo, the governor of Rwanda’s southern province Butare, is assassinated in an ambush. The prime minister bla

The South African Journal, with Thomas Pringle as editor, and the Zuid-Afrikaansche Tijdschrift are established in Cape Town.

Public Safety Act No 3 commences. This Act, passed in response to the ANC’s civil disobedience campaign, provides for a state o

UK students start a campaign to force British universities and colleges to divest up to R650m in South Africa.

President Samora Machel of Mozambique closes his frontier with Rhodesia, seizes all Rhodesian assets in the country and places

Madi Phala, artist, designer, educator and original herd-boy, was fatally stabbed&amp;nbsp;near his home in Langa, Cape Town.

At least fifty Congolese militiamen are killed by South African and Pakistani United Nations peacekeeping troops in a bloody gu

A gangway collapses when passengers board a ferry on the Congo River, drowning at least 147 in the Republic of Congo.

Rwandan Hutu rebels, claiming they oppose American and British support of the Tutsi government in Rwanda, abduct eight foreign

Three days before the 4 March deadline for registering parties, Chief Buthelezi announces in Durban that he is considering regi

Drs Andries Treurnicht and Ferdi Hartzenberg resign from their positions in the National Party Government. Date is also given a

Lucas Mangope, the leader of the apartheid homeland Bophuthatswana, retreats from his capital in the face of a popular uprising

Prussian nobility found the Berlin Missionary Society (BMS) to spread Christianity. The Society was active in most African coun

Voters in Burundi overwhelmingly approve a new power-sharing constitution aimed at bringing to a final end an eleven-year civil

Nigeria elects General Olusegun Obasanjo in the first presidential elections after fifteen years of military rule, but the resu

Robert Mangaliso (Wonder) Sobukwe (54), founder member and first president of the Pan Africanist Congress, dies in the Kimberle

Griffiths Mlungisi Mxenge, civil rights lawyer, political activist and husband of Victoria Mxenge, is born in King William’s To

Seventeen anti-apartheid organisations are restricted in terms of section 6 of the Public Safety Act, amongst them the Azanian

Edenburg is established in the Orange Free State as a church village. The Volksraad granted application for recognition as a to

The UN’s Human Rights Commission adopts a resolution backing the armed struggle to eliminate apartheid in South Africa. Only Br

Madi Phala, artist, designer, educator and original herd-boy, was fatally stabbed near his home in Langa, Cape Town.