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The Rev. Wilhelm Adolph Alheit, army chaplain for the Boer forces and minister in Colesberg, Dordrecht and Ceres, is born.

… The Rev. Wilhelm Adolph Alheit, army chaplain for the Boer forces and minister in Colesberg, Dordrecht and …

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A new constitution with extended governmental power comes into operation in the Natal Colony when John Scott opens the first se

… with extended governmental power comes into operation in the Natal Colony when John Scott opens the first se …

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The South African police shoots twenty-one people in KwaNobuhle, where the residents had killed a community leader and his thre

… The South African police shoots twenty-one people in KwaNobuhle, where the residents had killed a community leader and his thre …

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Anglo-Boer War 1 (Transvaal War of Independence) The 3-months siege of British soldiers in the Old Fort in Potchefstroom ends a

… Anglo-Boer War 1 (Transvaal War of Independence) The 3-months siege of British soldiers in the Old Fort in Potchefstroom ends a …

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The SA government announces that the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) will be requested to help in repatri

… The SA government announces that the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) …

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Verwoerd tells the South African Parliament that the riots (Sharpeville, Langa, etc) could in no way be described as a reaction

… Verwoerd tells the South African Parliament that the riots (Sharpeville, Langa, etc) could in no way be …

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Oliver Kgadime (Phukubjane) Matsepe, Northern Sotho novelist and poet and twice awarded the S.E. Mqhayi Prize by the Suid-Afrik

… Northern Sotho novelist and poet and twice awarded the S.E. Mqhayi Prize by the Suid-Afrik …

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After failed discussions between President J. N. Boshof of the Republic of the Orange Free State and Chief Moshesh and his sons

… After failed discussions between President J. N. Boshof of the Republic of the Orange Free State and Chief Moshesh and his sons …

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Foreign Minister Roelof Botha announces that South Africa has agreed that the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner fo

… Roelof Botha announces that South Africa has agreed that the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner fo …

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In Sharpeville sixty-nine Blacks are shot and 152 wounded by police during a demonstration. (The official report of the Commi

… 1000 jaar, Kaapstad: Human & Rousseau | Joyce, P. (1990). The Rise and Fall of Apartheid , Cape Town: Struik; … shot and 152 wounded by police during a demonstration. (The official report of the Commi …

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The Conservative Party is founded in the Skilpadsaal in Pretoria with Dr Andries Treurnicht as leader. It brings together, in a

… The Conservative Party is founded in the Skilpadsaal in Pretoria with Dr Andries Treurnicht as …

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The Department of Health declines the offer of a large donation of HIV test kits made by Guardian Scientific Africa Incorporate

… The Department of Health declines the offer of a large donation of HIV test kits made by …

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Business Day reports that the Soweto delegation for ending the rent boycott has released a report, drawn up by Planact, a priva

… Business Day reports that the Soweto delegation for ending the rent boycott has released a report, drawn up by Planact, …

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Mthabatha Seema PAC member disappears, last seen first in the company of a policeman at the Seshego magistrate’s court and late

… Coleman, M. (ed)(1998). A Crime Against Humanity: analysing the repression of the apartheid state, Johannesburg: Human Rights Committee, p. … Mthabatha Seema PAC member disappears, last seen first in the company of a policeman at the Seshego magistrate’s court …

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6000 Indians march in Durban to protest against the Asiatic Bill, and support the South African Indian Congress resolution for

… 6000 Indians march in Durban to protest against the Asiatic Bill, and support the South African Indian Congress resolution for …

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Petrus van den Burg, organist of the Nederduitsch Hervormde Kerk in Pretoria and composer, is born in Amersfoort, the Netherlan

… Petrus van den Burg, organist of the Nederduitsch Hervormde Kerk in Pretoria and composer, is born in Amersfoort, the Netherlan …

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The consortium Midi Television is awarded the first privately owned free-to-air television licence and e.tv started broadcastin

… The consortium Midi Television is awarded the first privately owned free-to-air television licence and …

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The Irish government’s efforts to persuade the Irish Rugby Football Union to call off its tour of South Africa fail.

… The Irish government’s efforts to persuade the Irish Rugby Football Union to call off its tour of South …

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William C. Oswell, White scout who saw the Victorian Falls for the first time with Livingstone, dies in Turnbridge Wells, Engla

… William C. Oswell, White scout who saw the Victorian Falls for the first time with Livingstone, dies in Turnbridge Wells, …

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The first Thirstland Trek, exodus of Boer families through Northern Bechuanaland to Angola that started in 1874 under the lea

… The first Thirstland Trek, exodus of Boer families through … Northern Bechuanaland to Angola that started in 1874 under the lea …

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Britain’s GlaxoSmithKline PLC, the world’s largest producer of AIDS drugs, announces it will reduce the price of its popular AI

… Britain’s GlaxoSmithKline PLC, the world’s largest producer of AIDS drugs, announces it will reduce the price of its popular AI …

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Willem Frederick Gerard Nicolai (66), Dutch composer of the Free State anthem, dies in the Netherlands. He never visited So

… Willem Frederick Gerard Nicolai (66), Dutch composer of the Free State anthem, dies in the Netherlands. He never visited So …

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At least twenty-eight people die when a train from Port Alfred plunges from the Blaauwkrantz bridge in the Eastern Cape.

… people die when a train from Port Alfred plunges from the Blaauwkrantz bridge in the Eastern Cape. …

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A Group Areas Amendment Bill introduced on 7 March 1982 and enacted on 21 April, maintains the existing commitment to the princ

… on 7 March 1982 and enacted on 21 April, maintains the existing commitment to the princ …

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Me Epainette Mbeki, businesswomen and community worker in Idutywa, Eastern Cape, receives the Order of the Baobab for her servi

… and community worker in Idutywa, Eastern Cape, receives the Order of the Baobab for her servi …

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The International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank meet in Washington, DC with finance ministers and central bankers from

… The International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank meet in Washington, DC with finance ministers …

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Ken Oosterbroek, photographer for The Star, is killed when he and several other journalists are caught in the crossfire while c

… Ken Oosterbroek, photographer for The Star, is killed when he and several other journalists are caught in the crossfire while c …

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Rhodesia gains independence after ninety years as a British colony, taking the new name Zimbabwe. The 1972-1979 war of independ

… Bute, E.L. & Harmer, H.J.P. (1997). The Black Handbook, London: Cassell. | https://www.news24.com … after ninety years as a British colony, taking the new name Zimbabwe. The 1972-1979 war of independ …

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Anglo-Boer War 2: The British delegation proposes that thirty representatives from each of the two Boer republics meet in a ‘na

… Anglo-Boer War 2: The British delegation proposes that thirty representatives from each of the two Boer republics meet in a ‘na …

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During a week-long meeting in Vereeniging by branches of the family of Dutch Reformed Churches, members of the White Nederduits

… During a week-long meeting in Vereeniging by branches of the family of Dutch Reformed Churches, members of the White Nederduits …

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The Rev. Wilhelm Adolph Alheit, army chaplain for the Boer forces and minister in Colesberg, Dordrecht and Ceres, is born.

A new constitution with extended governmental power comes into operation in the Natal Colony when John Scott opens the first se

The South African police shoots twenty-one people in KwaNobuhle, where the residents had killed a community leader and his thre

Anglo-Boer War 1 (Transvaal War of Independence) The 3-months siege of British soldiers in the Old Fort in Potchefstroom ends a

The SA government announces that the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) will be requested to help in repatri

Verwoerd tells the South African Parliament that the riots (Sharpeville, Langa, etc) could in no way be described as a reaction

Oliver Kgadime (Phukubjane) Matsepe, Northern Sotho novelist and poet and twice awarded the S.E. Mqhayi Prize by the Suid-Afrik

After failed discussions between President J. N. Boshof of the Republic of the Orange Free State and Chief Moshesh and his sons

Foreign Minister Roelof Botha announces that South Africa has agreed that the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner fo

In Sharpeville sixty-nine Blacks are shot and 152 wounded by police during a demonstration. (The official report of the Commi

The Conservative Party is founded in the Skilpadsaal in Pretoria with Dr Andries Treurnicht as leader. It brings together, in a

The Department of Health declines the offer of a large donation of HIV test kits made by Guardian Scientific Africa Incorporate

Business Day reports that the Soweto delegation for ending the rent boycott has released a report, drawn up by Planact, a priva

Mthabatha Seema PAC member disappears, last seen first in the company of a policeman at the Seshego magistrate’s court and late

6000 Indians march in Durban to protest against the Asiatic Bill, and support the South African Indian Congress resolution for

Petrus van den Burg, organist of the Nederduitsch Hervormde Kerk in Pretoria and composer, is born in Amersfoort, the Netherlan

The consortium Midi Television is awarded the first privately owned free-to-air television licence and e.tv started broadcastin

The Irish government’s efforts to persuade the Irish Rugby Football Union to call off its tour of South Africa fail.

William C. Oswell, White scout who saw the Victorian Falls for the first time with Livingstone, dies in Turnbridge Wells, Engla

The first Thirstland Trek, exodus of Boer families through Northern Bechuanaland to Angola that started in 1874 under the lea

Britain’s GlaxoSmithKline PLC, the world’s largest producer of AIDS drugs, announces it will reduce the price of its popular AI

Willem Frederick Gerard Nicolai (66), Dutch composer of the Free State anthem, dies in the Netherlands. He never visited So

At least twenty-eight people die when a train from Port Alfred plunges from the Blaauwkrantz bridge in the Eastern Cape.

A Group Areas Amendment Bill introduced on 7 March 1982 and enacted on 21 April, maintains the existing commitment to the princ

Me Epainette Mbeki, businesswomen and community worker in Idutywa, Eastern Cape, receives the Order of the Baobab for her servi

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank meet in Washington, DC with finance ministers and central bankers from

Ken Oosterbroek, photographer for The Star, is killed when he and several other journalists are caught in the crossfire while c

Rhodesia gains independence after ninety years as a British colony, taking the new name Zimbabwe. The 1972-1979 war of independ

Anglo-Boer War 2: The British delegation proposes that thirty representatives from each of the two Boer republics meet in a ‘na

During a week-long meeting in Vereeniging by branches of the family of Dutch Reformed Churches, members of the White Nederduits