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Under the 1982 internal Security Act all existing banning orders are automatically revoked a year later, and, as a consequence,

… Under the 1982 internal Security Act all existing banning orders are automatically revoked a year …

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After enduring more than twenty years of government banning, Winnie Mandela is freed of all state-ordered restriction.

… years of government banning, Winnie Mandela is freed of all state-ordered restriction. …

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The United States, the Netherlands, Great Britain, West Germany and Belgium all start recalling their Ambassadors for consultat

… the Netherlands, Great Britain, West Germany and Belgium all start recalling their Ambassadors for consultat …

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After continued unrest, the vice chancellor of the University of Bophuthatswana, Prof. M.R. Malope declares that all lectures h

… of Bophuthatswana, Prof. M.R. Malope declares that all lectures h …

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After continued unrest, the vice chancellor of the University of Bophuthatswana, Prof. M.R. Malope declares that all lectures h

… of Bophuthatswana, Prof. M.R. Malope declares that all lectures h …

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A proclamation applies a section of the Group Areas Act to all public places of recreation, including sporting events, theatres

… A proclamation applies a section of the Group Areas Act to all public places of recreation, including sporting events, …

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The KwaZulu government issues a document signed by all six Executive Councillors inviting the South African government to test

… The KwaZulu government issues a document signed by all six Executive Councillors inviting the South African …

Notes for Delegates to the All African People’s Conference to be Held in Accra, Ghana, in December, 1958

… Notes for Delegates to the All African People’s Conference to be Held in Accra, Ghana, …

Press statement, released by Nelson R. Mandela, Honorary Secretary of the All-in African National Council, June 26, 1961

… released by Nelson R. Mandela, Honorary Secretary of the All-in African National Council, June 26, 1961 …

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Birth of the Rosenkowitz sextuplet in Cape Town, the first in the world where all six babies survive.

… sextuplet in Cape Town, the first in the world where all six babies survive. …

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King Farouk, Egypt, demands the &quot;total and immediate evacuation&quot; of all British troops from the Suez Canal Zone.

… Egypt, demands the "total and immediate evacuation" of all British troops from the Suez Canal Zone. …

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President F.W. de Klerk spells out a government timetable for transition to multiracial democracy. All-race elections will take

… timetable for transition to multiracial democracy. All-race elections will take …

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Labour Relations Amendment Act No 57 commences, redefining ‘employee’ to cover all Black workers, including local and foreign m

… Act No 57 commences, redefining ‘employee’ to cover all Black workers, including local and foreign m …

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The Government closes all lines of communication with five districts in Pondoland and reintroduces emergency regulations for th

… The Government closes all lines of communication with five districts in Pondoland …

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President Mandela signs the new Constitution, guaranteeing equal rights to all races. It incorporates the broad principles of t

… signs the new Constitution, guaranteeing equal rights to all races. It incorporates the broad principles of t …

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It is announced that all Cabinet Ministers on the boards of newspaper groups are to resign their directorships.

… It is announced that all Cabinet Ministers on the boards of newspaper groups are …

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The Steering Committee of CODESA reach an agreement whereby all parties will commit themselves &quot;politically and morally&qu

… The Steering Committee of CODESA reach an agreement whereby all parties will commit themselves "politically and morally&qu …

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The South African authorities publish a notice granting indemnity from prosecution to all exiles that left the country illegall

… publish a notice granting indemnity from prosecution to all exiles that left the country illegall …

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Lindiwe Maziya (wife), Zwelakhe and Elizabeth (all relatives of the chairperson of the Vosloorus Crisis Committee, Ali Maziya),

… Lindiwe Maziya (wife), Zwelakhe and Elizabeth (all relatives of the chairperson of the Vosloorus Crisis …

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Between 30% and 45% of all agricultural workers are infected with HIV/Aids, Gretha Kostwinder, the agricultural attaché

… Between 30% and 45% of all agricultural workers are infected with HIV/Aids, Gretha …

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All activities of the South African Students’ Organisation (SASO) are suspended until further notice. The announcement is made

… All activities of the South African Students’ Organisation …

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Qaquawuli Godolozi, Sipho Hashe and Champion Galela, all of them activists, disappear after allegedly being escorted to a waiti

… Qaquawuli Godolozi, Sipho Hashe and Champion Galela, all of them activists, disappear after allegedly being …

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The government imposes a one-year ban on all outdoor meetings except sports meetings and funeral gatherings in cemeteries.

… The government imposes a one-year ban on all outdoor meetings except sports meetings and funeral …

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The Transkei Territorial Authority, instituted in 1956 to replace the former Bunga, becomes an all-Black administrative body.

… instituted in 1956 to replace the former Bunga, becomes an all-Black administrative body. …

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Britain breaks off diplomatic relations with Libya and orders all Libyan embassy staff to leave within seven days.

… breaks off diplomatic relations with Libya and orders all Libyan embassy staff to leave within seven days. …

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Liberian warlord Roosevelt Johnson agrees to let all foreigners leave Monrovia’s US Embassy compound and let the peacekeepers s

… Liberian warlord Roosevelt Johnson agrees to let all foreigners leave Monrovia’s US Embassy compound and let …

A call to all: now is the time to take an active role in the struggle for human dignity

… A call to all: now is the time to take an active role in the struggle …

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Under the 1982 internal Security Act all existing banning orders are automatically revoked a year later, and, as a consequence,

After enduring more than twenty years of government banning, Winnie Mandela is freed of all state-ordered restriction.

The United States, the Netherlands, Great Britain, West Germany and Belgium all start recalling their Ambassadors for consultat

After continued unrest, the vice chancellor of the University of Bophuthatswana, Prof. M.R. Malope declares that all lectures h

After continued unrest, the vice chancellor of the University of Bophuthatswana, Prof. M.R. Malope declares that all lectures h

A proclamation applies a section of the Group Areas Act to all public places of recreation, including sporting events, theatres

The KwaZulu government issues a document signed by all six Executive Councillors inviting the South African government to test

Notes for Delegates to the All African People’s Conference to be Held in Accra, Ghana, in December, 1958

Press statement, released by Nelson R. Mandela, Honorary Secretary of the All-in African National Council, June 26, 1961

Birth of the Rosenkowitz sextuplet in Cape Town, the first in the world where all six babies survive.

King Farouk, Egypt, demands the &amp;quot;total and immediate evacuation&amp;quot; of all British troops from the Suez Canal Zone.

President F.W. de Klerk spells out a government timetable for transition to multiracial democracy. All-race elections will take

Labour Relations Amendment Act No 57 commences, redefining ‘employee’ to cover all Black workers, including local and foreign m

The Government closes all lines of communication with five districts in Pondoland and reintroduces emergency regulations for th

President Mandela signs the new Constitution, guaranteeing equal rights to all races. It incorporates the broad principles of t

It is announced that all Cabinet Ministers on the boards of newspaper groups are to resign their directorships.

The Steering Committee of CODESA reach an agreement whereby all parties will commit themselves &amp;quot;politically and morally&amp;qu

The South African authorities publish a notice granting indemnity from prosecution to all exiles that left the country illegall

Lindiwe Maziya (wife), Zwelakhe and Elizabeth (all relatives of the chairperson of the Vosloorus Crisis Committee, Ali Maziya),

Between 30% and 45% of all agricultural workers are infected with HIV/Aids, Gretha Kostwinder, the agricultural attaché

All activities of the South African Students’ Organisation (SASO) are suspended until further notice. The announcement is made

Qaquawuli Godolozi, Sipho Hashe and Champion Galela, all of them activists, disappear after allegedly being escorted to a waiti

The government imposes a one-year ban on all outdoor meetings except sports meetings and funeral gatherings in cemeteries.

The Transkei Territorial Authority, instituted in 1956 to replace the former Bunga, becomes an all-Black administrative body.

Britain breaks off diplomatic relations with Libya and orders all Libyan embassy staff to leave within seven days.

Liberian warlord Roosevelt Johnson agrees to let all foreigners leave Monrovia’s US Embassy compound and let the peacekeepers s

A call to all: now is the time to take an active role in the struggle for human dignity

Emily Hobhouse travels to South Africa

Dulcie Howes

South Africa is invited to rejoin Commonwealth of Nations

King Farouk, Egypt, demands the "total and immediate evacuation" of all British troops from the Suez Canal Zone.

The Steering Committee of CODESA reach an agreement whereby all parties will commit themselves "politically and morally&qu