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Robert McBride, ANC member who planted a bomb in Magoo’s Bar, Durban, and later became Ekurhuleni metro police chief, is born i

… Robert McBride, ANC member who planted a bomb in Magoo’s Bar, Durban, and later became Ekurhuleni metro …

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Lord Charles Somerset, governor of the Cape, publishes a proclamation proclaiming English as the only language to be used in co

… proclaiming English as the only language to be used in co …

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Congolese President Joseph Kabila and Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni meet for first face-to-face peace talks in Tanzania as

… Yoweri Museveni meet for first face-to-face peace talks in Tanzania as …

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Susanna Helena Kok, medical missionary of the Dutch Reformed Church and authority on leprosy who worked mainly in Nigeria, is b

… Reformed Church and authority on leprosy who worked mainly in Nigeria, is b …

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Willem Kempen, chairman of the Taalkommissie of the Suid-Afrikaanse Akademie vir Wetenskap en Kuns is born in Prieska, Northern

… the Suid-Afrikaanse Akademie vir Wetenskap en Kuns is born in Prieska, Northern …

Opening speech of the 17th General Assembly of the Supreme Council of Sport in Africa, Johannesburg, November 19, 1998

… the 17th General Assembly of the Supreme Council of Sport in Africa, Johannesburg, November 19, 1998 …

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Stephen Gregory Naidoo, prelate, canon lawyer and critic of apartheid, is born in Durban. He was appointed archbishop of Cape T

… prelate, canon lawyer and critic of apartheid, is born in Durban. He was appointed archbishop of Cape T …

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Chief Mhlontlo (Mhlonthlo) lures Hamilton Hope (resident magistrate at Tsolo in the Eastern Cape) and his staff to Sulenkama wh

… lures Hamilton Hope (resident magistrate at Tsolo in the Eastern Cape) and his staff to Sulenkama wh …

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The Voortrekkers decide to call the first planned town in Natal, up to that time called “Bosjesmansrand” (Bushmen Rand) because

… The Voortrekkers decide to call the first planned town in Natal, up to that time called “Bosjesmansrand” (Bushmen …

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Burundi’s National Palace is stormed in a coup and Hutu president Melchior Ndadaye is killed just four months after gaining pow

… Burundi’s National Palace is stormed in a coup and Hutu president Melchior Ndadaye is killed just …

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Edward Engenas Lekganyane (first known as Talane Reuben), leader of the Zion Christian Church the Star with large support in u

… of the Zion Christian Church the Star with large support in u …

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Egypt, Syria, Iraq and Lebanon form the Arab League to present a unified front against the establishment of a Jewish state in P

… unified front against the establishment of a Jewish state in P …

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The Presidential AIDS Advisory Panel, which conducted the bulk of its work in 2000, identifies a number of potential areas for

… AIDS Advisory Panel, which conducted the bulk of its work in 2000, identifies a number of potential areas for …

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The seventh Summit Conference of the East and Central African states, held in Mogadishu (18-19 Oct), adopts a Declaration urgin

… Conference of the East and Central African states, held in Mogadishu (18-19 Oct), adopts a Declaration urgin …

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Heavy fighting breaks out in Luanda, Angola, between the government and Unita. The conflict rages for three days, claiming at l

… Heavy fighting breaks out in Luanda, Angola, between the government and Unita. The …

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Sixteen residents of Naledi, Soweto, die in an attack thought to be a revenge attack for the death of IFP member.

… Sixteen residents of Naledi, Soweto, die in an attack thought to be a revenge attack for the death of …

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Gen. Constand Laubscher Viljoen, former head of the SADF and leader of the Vryheidsfront, is born in Standerton, Eastern Transv

… head of the SADF and leader of the Vryheidsfront, is born in Standerton, Eastern Transv …

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Fourteen people die when a group of over 100 armed men, allegedly IFP members, attack residents, vehicles and houses in Gcilima

… IFP members, attack residents, vehicles and houses in Gcilima …

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The African National Congress Youth League is re-established in Soweto after a thirty-year absence from the South African polit

… African National Congress Youth League is re-established in Soweto after a thirty-year absence from the South African …

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The corner stone of the Technical College in Pretoria, at the corner of Church and Du Toit streets, is laid.

… The corner stone of the Technical College in Pretoria, at the corner of Church and Du Toit streets, is …

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Anglo-Boer War 2: English social worker and reformer Emily Hobhouse is placed under arrest aboard the Avondale Castle, in terms

… is placed under arrest aboard the Avondale Castle, in terms …

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Supporters of Ivory Coast’s president-elect and his political rival fight bloody clashes in Abidjan over a demand for new presi

… and his political rival fight bloody clashes in Abidjan over a demand for new presi …

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The historical manor Leeuwenhof in Cape Town, which later became the official home of the Cape Province administrator, is bough

… The historical manor Leeuwenhof in Cape Town, which later became the official home of the …

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Nqetho, Qwabe chief, forces the Rev. J.W. Shepstone to abandon the Morley mission station. Nqetho was murdered in December of t

… to abandon the Morley mission station. Nqetho was murdered in December of t …

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The United Nations celebrates its 50th anniversary. The celebration is the largest gathering of world leaders in history, with

… The celebration is the largest gathering of world leaders in history, with …

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In a joint statement, Government and the PAC say they agreed on the urgent need for the establishment of a more representative

… In a joint statement, Government and the PAC say they agreed …

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National Union of Mineworkers’ leader Cyril Ramaphosa is awarded the Olof Palme prize for “courage and wisdom in the solidarity

… is awarded the Olof Palme prize for “courage and wisdom in the solidarity …

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Further trouble erupts at a funeral in Soweto when a crowd of 4,000 attacks police. Retaliatory fire causes deaths and injuries

… Further trouble erupts at a funeral in Soweto when a crowd of 4,000 attacks police. Retaliatory …

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The Prime Minister makes a major policy speech in the Senate, promising that South Africa will contribute its share to order, d

… The Prime Minister makes a major policy speech in the Senate, promising that South Africa will contribute …

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Following his victory at the general elections in which his party, the Transkei National Independent Party (TNIP) won twenty-ei

… Following his victory at the general elections in which his party, the Transkei National Independent Party …

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Robert McBride, ANC member who planted a bomb in Magoo’s Bar, Durban, and later became Ekurhuleni metro police chief, is born i

Lord Charles Somerset, governor of the Cape, publishes a proclamation proclaiming English as the only language to be used in co

Congolese President Joseph Kabila and Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni meet for first face-to-face peace talks in Tanzania as

Susanna Helena Kok, medical missionary of the Dutch Reformed Church and authority on leprosy who worked mainly in Nigeria, is b

Willem Kempen, chairman of the Taalkommissie of the Suid-Afrikaanse Akademie vir Wetenskap en Kuns is born in Prieska, Northern

Opening speech of the 17th General Assembly of the Supreme Council of Sport in Africa, Johannesburg, November 19, 1998

Stephen Gregory Naidoo, prelate, canon lawyer and critic of apartheid, is born in Durban. He was appointed archbishop of Cape T

Chief Mhlontlo (Mhlonthlo) lures Hamilton Hope (resident magistrate at Tsolo in the Eastern Cape) and his staff to Sulenkama wh

The Voortrekkers decide to call the first planned town in Natal, up to that time called “Bosjesmansrand” (Bushmen Rand) because

Burundi’s National Palace is stormed in a coup and Hutu president Melchior Ndadaye is killed just four months after gaining pow

Edward Engenas Lekganyane (first known as Talane Reuben), leader of the Zion Christian Church the Star with large support in u

Egypt, Syria, Iraq and Lebanon form the Arab League to present a unified front against the establishment of a Jewish state in P

The Presidential AIDS Advisory Panel, which conducted the bulk of its work in 2000, identifies a number of potential areas for

The seventh Summit Conference of the East and Central African states, held in Mogadishu (18-19 Oct), adopts a Declaration urgin

Heavy fighting breaks out in Luanda, Angola, between the government and Unita. The conflict rages for three days, claiming at l

Sixteen residents of Naledi, Soweto, die in an attack thought to be a revenge attack for the death of IFP member.

Gen. Constand Laubscher Viljoen, former head of the SADF and leader of the Vryheidsfront, is born in Standerton, Eastern Transv

Fourteen people die when a group of over 100 armed men, allegedly IFP members, attack residents, vehicles and houses in Gcilima

The African National Congress Youth League is re-established in Soweto after a thirty-year absence from the South African polit

The corner stone of the Technical College in Pretoria, at the corner of Church and Du Toit streets, is laid.

Anglo-Boer War 2: English social worker and reformer Emily Hobhouse is placed under arrest aboard the Avondale Castle, in terms

Supporters of Ivory Coast’s president-elect and his political rival fight bloody clashes in Abidjan over a demand for new presi

The historical manor Leeuwenhof in Cape Town, which later became the official home of the Cape Province administrator, is bough

Nqetho, Qwabe chief, forces the Rev. J.W. Shepstone to abandon the Morley mission station. Nqetho was murdered in December of t

The United Nations celebrates its 50th anniversary. The celebration is the largest gathering of world leaders in history, with

In a joint statement, Government and the PAC say they agreed on the urgent need for the establishment of a more representative

National Union of Mineworkers’ leader Cyril Ramaphosa is awarded the Olof Palme prize for “courage and wisdom in the solidarity

Further trouble erupts at a funeral in Soweto when a crowd of 4,000 attacks police. Retaliatory fire causes deaths and injuries

The Prime Minister makes a major policy speech in the Senate, promising that South Africa will contribute its share to order, d

Following his victory at the general elections in which his party, the Transkei National Independent Party (TNIP) won twenty-ei