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The Star reports that poor management of SANDF equipment and the theft of weapons that ended up in rebels’ hands are fuelling t

… of SANDF equipment and the theft of weapons that ended up in rebels’ hands are fuelling t …

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About sixty people have been injured in an accident involving a bus and a truck on the N1 south, near Murrayhill, north of Pret

… About sixty people have been injured in an accident involving a bus and a truck on the N1 south, …

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Five American nuns in Liberia are shot to death near the capital Monrovia; the killings are blamed on rebels loyal to Charles T

… Five American nuns in Liberia are shot to death near the capital Monrovia; the …

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The Minister of Law and Order rejects conditions set on 18 October 1984 by the three remaining fugitives in the British Consula

… set on 18 October 1984 by the three remaining fugitives in the British Consula …

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General Johan van den Merwe, National Police Commissioner (1990-1995), admits that he gave the order in 1988 for the police to

… Commissioner (1990-1995), admits that he gave the order in 1988 for the police to …

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SA signs an agreement with Japan on the double taxation on income derived from the exploitation of ships or aircraft in interna

… income derived from the exploitation of ships or aircraft in interna …

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Father Guy Tachard (61), astronomer who erected the observatory in the garden of the Dutch East India Company at the Cape, dies

… Guy Tachard (61), astronomer who erected the observatory in the garden of the Dutch East India Company at the Cape, …

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The formerly Whites-only National Party opens its membership to all race groups. Date is given as 19 October in another source.

… membership to all race groups. Date is given as 19 October in another source. …

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Prof. Johan Franken, writer of cultural historical works and expert on the history of the French Huguenots at the Cape, dies in

… on the history of the French Huguenots at the Cape, dies in …

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Martin Melck, donator of the stand and builder of the Lutheran church on it, now a national monument, is born in Eastern Prussi

… Lutheran church on it, now a national monument, is born in Eastern Prussi …

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Herbert Hayton Castens, first SA rugby captain and also captain of the first SA cricket team to tour overseas, dies in London.

… of the first SA cricket team to tour overseas, dies in London. …

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Mpande, king of the Zulu people and half-brother of Dingane, dies in Zululand. Another source gives the date as 19 November

… king of the Zulu people and half-brother of Dingane, dies in Zululand. Another source gives the date as 19 November …

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President Mandela vows ‘to leave no stone unturned’ in finding the truth behind the air crash ten years before that killed Moza

… President Mandela vows ‘to leave no stone unturned’ in finding the truth behind the air crash ten years before …

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Huberte Rupert, wife of industrialist Anton Rupert, dies in Stellenbosch. She was known for her promotion of the arts and as an

… Huberte Rupert, wife of industrialist Anton Rupert, dies in Stellenbosch. She was known for her promotion of the arts …

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The Rev Beyers Naude, who was previously banned by the government, speaks publicly for the first time in twenty-seven years at

… by the government, speaks publicly for the first time in twenty-seven years at …

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Winnie Mandela is given a six-month suspended sentence for defying a banning order. She is to appear in court on 16 November 19

… sentence for defying a banning order. She is to appear in court on 16 November 19 …

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Violence erupts in the Black South African township of Sebokeng, 48 hours after police and troops swamped the area and made hun

… Violence erupts in the Black South African township of Sebokeng, 48 hours …

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Air services is inaugurated in SA with the amalgamation of a London-based company and a SA-based company under the name of the

… Air services is inaugurated in SA with the amalgamation of a London-based company and a …

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In the by-elections at East London North, the seat is won by the conservative NRP, defeating the PFP’s candidate D. John Malcom

… In the by-elections at East London North, the seat is won by …

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On this night, there are 40,58 million people in SA, according to Census ‘96. Of these, 76,7% classified themselves as African,

… On this night, there are 40,58 million people in SA, according to Census ‘96. Of these, 76,7% classified …

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United Nations (UN) forces, led by the First Cavalry Division, cross the 38th parallel in South Korea and begin attacking north

… led by the First Cavalry Division, cross the 38th parallel in South Korea and begin attacking north …

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The Khoi and San National Language Body is officially launched in Upington, Northern Cape. Its aim is to promote and develop th

… Khoi and San National Language Body is officially launched in Upington, Northern Cape. Its aim is to promote and develop …

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The Khoi and San National Language Body is officially launched in Upington, Northern Cape. Its aim is to promote and develop th

… Khoi and San National Language Body is officially launched in Upington, Northern Cape. Its aim is to promote and develop …

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Dr Cedric Namedi Phatudi, Chief Minister of Lebowa since 1973 dies in Lebowakgomo. Date is given as 7 October 1989 by H.T. Coop

… Namedi Phatudi, Chief Minister of Lebowa since 1973 dies in Lebowakgomo. Date is given as 7 October 1989 by H.T. Coop …

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It is announced in Rawalpindi that the government of Pakistan has decided to ban all exports from Pakistan to South Africa and

… It is announced in Rawalpindi that the government of Pakistan has decided to …

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Anglo-Boer War 2: Tension continues between the British and the Boers in South Africa, and the British Army is ordered to mobil

… War 2: Tension continues between the British and the Boers in South Africa, and the British Army is ordered to mobil …

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SA signs treaty with Spain for the prevention of double taxation on income derived from the operation of ships or aircraft in i

… on income derived from the operation of ships or aircraft in i …

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Shahid Afridi, sixteen-year-old soccer player of Pakistan, scores the fastest one hundred in one day cricket from just 37 balls

… soccer player of Pakistan, scores the fastest one hundred in one day cricket from just 37 balls …

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The Bafana Bafana, SA soccer team, wins the home game, the first qualifying game for the African Nations Cup later in Zimbabwe,

… first qualifying game for the African Nations Cup later in Zimbabwe, …

Document 72 - “A landmark in South Africa’s History: The Sixth National Conference of the South African Communist Party”, International Bulletin, no. 4, December 1962

… Document 72 - “A landmark in South Africa’s History: The Sixth National Conference of …

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The Star reports that poor management of SANDF equipment and the theft of weapons that ended up in rebels’ hands are fuelling t

About sixty people have been injured in an accident involving a bus and a truck on the N1 south, near Murrayhill, north of Pret

Five American nuns in Liberia are shot to death near the capital Monrovia; the killings are blamed on rebels loyal to Charles T

The Minister of Law and Order rejects conditions set on 18 October 1984 by the three remaining fugitives in the British Consula

General Johan van den Merwe, National Police Commissioner (1990-1995), admits that he gave the order in 1988 for the police to

SA signs an agreement with Japan on the double taxation on income derived from the exploitation of ships or aircraft in interna

Father Guy Tachard (61), astronomer who erected the observatory in the garden of the Dutch East India Company at the Cape, dies

The formerly Whites-only National Party opens its membership to all race groups. Date is given as 19 October in another source.

Prof. Johan Franken, writer of cultural historical works and expert on the history of the French Huguenots at the Cape, dies in

Martin Melck, donator of the stand and builder of the Lutheran church on it, now a national monument, is born in Eastern Prussi

Herbert Hayton Castens, first SA rugby captain and also captain of the first SA cricket team to tour overseas, dies in London.

Mpande, king of the Zulu people and half-brother of Dingane, dies in Zululand. Another source gives the date as 19 November

President Mandela vows ‘to leave no stone unturned’ in finding the truth behind the air crash ten years before that killed Moza

Huberte Rupert, wife of industrialist Anton Rupert, dies in Stellenbosch. She was known for her promotion of the arts and as an

The Rev Beyers Naude, who was previously banned by the government, speaks publicly for the first time in twenty-seven years at

Winnie Mandela is given a six-month suspended sentence for defying a banning order. She is to appear in court on 16 November 19

Violence erupts in the Black South African township of Sebokeng, 48 hours after police and troops swamped the area and made hun

Air services is inaugurated in SA with the amalgamation of a London-based company and a SA-based company under the name of the

In the by-elections at East London North, the seat is won by the conservative NRP, defeating the PFP’s candidate D. John Malcom

On this night, there are 40,58 million people in SA, according to Census ‘96. Of these, 76,7% classified themselves as African,

United Nations (UN) forces, led by the First Cavalry Division, cross the 38th parallel in South Korea and begin attacking north

The Khoi and San National Language Body is officially launched in Upington, Northern Cape. Its aim is to promote and develop th

The Khoi and San National Language Body is officially launched in Upington, Northern Cape. Its aim is to promote and develop th

Dr Cedric Namedi Phatudi, Chief Minister of Lebowa since 1973 dies in Lebowakgomo. Date is given as 7 October 1989 by H.T. Coop

It is announced in Rawalpindi that the government of Pakistan has decided to ban all exports from Pakistan to South Africa and

Anglo-Boer War 2: Tension continues between the British and the Boers in South Africa, and the British Army is ordered to mobil

SA signs treaty with Spain for the prevention of double taxation on income derived from the operation of ships or aircraft in i

Shahid Afridi, sixteen-year-old soccer player of Pakistan, scores the fastest one hundred in one day cricket from just 37 balls

The Bafana Bafana, SA soccer team, wins the home game, the first qualifying game for the African Nations Cup later in Zimbabwe,

Document 72 - “A landmark in South Africa’s History: The Sixth National Conference of the South African Communist Party”, International Bulletin, no. 4, December 1962