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The leader of the Zulu Territorial Authority, Chief Buthelezi, calls for a National Convention of all races in South Africa to

… Buthelezi, calls for a National Convention of all races in South Africa to …

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Lord Roberts issues instructions for the final mop-up of guerrillas or ‘rebels’ (i.e. burghers engaged in fighting after the ‘a

… mop-up of guerrillas or ‘rebels’ (i.e. burghers engaged in fighting after the ‘a …

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The trial of Dr Allan Boesak on thirty-two charges of theft and fraud starts in the Cape Supreme Court.

… Boesak on thirty-two charges of theft and fraud starts in the Cape Supreme Court. …

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The trial of Dr Allan Boesak on thirty-two charges of theft and fraud starts in the Cape Supreme Court.

… Boesak on thirty-two charges of theft and fraud starts in the Cape Supreme Court. …

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Nick du Toit and thirteen other suspected mercenaries go on trial in Equatorial Guinea on account of a failed coup attempt. A f

… Toit and thirteen other suspected mercenaries go on trial in Equatorial Guinea on account of a failed coup attempt. A f …

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An alleged Soviet spy, Y.N. Loginov, who was arrested in 1967, is handed over to a non-communist country, West Germany.

… An alleged Soviet spy, Y.N. Loginov, who was arrested in 1967, is handed over to a non-communist country, West …

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Dr. Eschel Rhoodie is extradited from France and handed over to the South African authorities. He appears briefly in Pretoria’s

… over to the South African authorities. He appears briefly in Pretoria’s …

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A spokesman at the Police Headquarters in Pretoria states that the strength of the South African Police Reserve has reached 17,

… A spokesman at the Police Headquarters in Pretoria states that the strength of the South African …

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Andimba Toivo ya Toivo, political activist and co-founder of SWAPO, is born in Omangudu, near Ondangwa, Namibia. (Maharaj: Refl

… Toivo, political activist and co-founder of SWAPO, is born in Omangudu, near Ondangwa, Namibia. (Maharaj: Refl …

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The Natal Indian Congress (NIC), the first permanent political organisation to maintain and protect the rights of Indians in So

… organisation to maintain and protect the rights of Indians in So …

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Ethiopia’s Kenenisa Bekele claims the Olympic men’s 10,000 metres gold in the Athens Olympic Games. His mentor Haile Gebrselass

… Bekele claims the Olympic men’s 10,000 metres gold in the Athens Olympic Games. His mentor Haile Gebrselass …

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Ethiopia’s Kenenisa Bekele claims the Olympic men’s 10,000 metres gold in the Athens Olympic Games. His mentor Haile Gebrselass

… Bekele claims the Olympic men’s 10,000 metres gold in the Athens Olympic Games. His mentor Haile Gebrselass …

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A US cargo plane carrying 10 tons of food sweeps into Wajir, Kenya, to relieve famine in the Horn of Africa.

… tons of food sweeps into Wajir, Kenya, to relieve famine in the Horn of Africa. …

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Ngoako Abel Ramathlodi, former premier of the Northern Province, is born at the village Tauatswala in the then Northern Transva

… the Northern Province, is born at the village Tauatswala in the then Northern Transva …

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Lord Roberts, commander-in-chief of the British forces during Anglo-Boer War 2, congratulates Gen. Louis Botha on his appointme

… Lord Roberts, commander-in-chief of the British forces during Anglo-Boer War 2, …

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Following the findings of the Viljoen Commission into the employment of African labour in twelve gold mines, the experiment is

… Viljoen Commission into the employment of African labour in twelve gold mines, the experiment is …

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A new deal for urban Blacks is announced in Pretoria (7-8 August) by the Minister of Bantu Administration and by the Minister o

… A new deal for urban Blacks is announced in Pretoria (7-8 August) by the Minister of Bantu …

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Frederick William Fitzsimons, director of the Port Elizabeth museum for more than thirty years and pioneer of school museums in

… for more than thirty years and pioneer of school museums in …

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The Chinese community, officially classed non-White in the past though they were admitted to White theatres, restaurants and re

… The Chinese community, officially classed non-White in the past though they were admitted to White theatres, …

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Hans Jürgen Aschenborn, librarian, director of the State Library and receiver of the Sailis Award for Bibliography in 1985, is

… Library and receiver of the Sailis Award for Bibliography in 1985, is …

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Twenty thousand people attend the first legal march in Vereeniging. Security at the march is tight following threats of a right

… Twenty thousand people attend the first legal march in Vereeniging. Security at the march is tight following …

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Sir George Gray, governor of the Cape, lays the cornerstone of the New Somerset Hospital in Green Point, Cape Town.

… Cape, lays the cornerstone of the New Somerset Hospital in Green Point, Cape Town. …

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Scottish explorer Alexander Gordon Laing becomes the first European to reach Timbuktu, now in Mali. He was murdered there the f

… Laing becomes the first European to reach Timbuktu, now in Mali. He was murdered there the f …

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Maluleke George, the deputy defence minister, attends the 90th commemoration of the Battle of Delville Wood in France. During t

… the 90th commemoration of the Battle of Delville Wood in France. During t …

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Christiaan Afrikaner, son of Jonker Afrikaner and Nama chief, is killed in battle at Otjimbingue, German West Africa. He wa

… son of Jonker Afrikaner and Nama chief, is killed in battle at Otjimbingue, German West Africa. He wa …

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WW 2: Japan surrenders unconditionally, bringing to an end a war in which millions of people, and many South Africans, were kil

… Japan surrenders unconditionally, bringing to an end a war in which millions of people, and many South Africans, were kil …

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Foreign Affairs Minister Pik Botha, in Vienna to discuss signing the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, says South Africa has th

… Foreign Affairs Minister Pik Botha, in Vienna to discuss signing the Nuclear Non-Proliferation …

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The Sowetan reports that, according to Henk van Zyl’s (state witness) testimony in the Pretoria High Court about events leading

… according to Henk van Zyl’s (state witness) testimony in the Pretoria High Court about events leading …

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Congolese rebels fighting President Laurent Kabila say they are closing in on the capital, while the government rounds up Tutsi

… fighting President Laurent Kabila say they are closing in on the capital, while the government rounds up Tutsi …

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Dr James Barry, British military surgeon and inspector-general of hospitals (later alleged to be a lady), arrives in Cape Town.

… of hospitals (later alleged to be a lady), arrives in Cape Town. …

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The leader of the Zulu Territorial Authority, Chief Buthelezi, calls for a National Convention of all races in South Africa to

Lord Roberts issues instructions for the final mop-up of guerrillas or ‘rebels’ (i.e. burghers engaged in fighting after the ‘a

The trial of Dr Allan Boesak on thirty-two charges of theft and fraud starts in the Cape Supreme Court.

The trial of Dr Allan Boesak on thirty-two charges of theft and fraud starts in the Cape Supreme Court.

Nick du Toit and thirteen other suspected mercenaries go on trial in Equatorial Guinea on account of a failed coup attempt. A f

An alleged Soviet spy, Y.N. Loginov, who was arrested in 1967, is handed over to a non-communist country, West Germany.

Dr. Eschel Rhoodie is extradited from France and handed over to the South African authorities. He appears briefly in Pretoria’s

A spokesman at the Police Headquarters in Pretoria states that the strength of the South African Police Reserve has reached 17,

Andimba Toivo ya Toivo, political activist and co-founder of SWAPO, is born in Omangudu, near Ondangwa, Namibia. (Maharaj: Refl

The Natal Indian Congress (NIC), the first permanent political organisation to maintain and protect the rights of Indians in So

Ethiopia’s Kenenisa Bekele claims the Olympic men’s 10,000 metres gold in the Athens Olympic Games. His mentor Haile Gebrselass

Ethiopia’s Kenenisa Bekele claims the Olympic men’s 10,000 metres gold in the Athens Olympic Games. His mentor Haile Gebrselass

A US cargo plane carrying 10 tons of food sweeps into Wajir, Kenya, to relieve famine in the Horn of Africa.

Ngoako Abel Ramathlodi, former premier of the Northern Province, is born at the village Tauatswala in the then Northern Transva

Lord Roberts, commander-in-chief of the British forces during Anglo-Boer War 2, congratulates Gen. Louis Botha on his appointme

Following the findings of the Viljoen Commission into the employment of African labour in twelve gold mines, the experiment is

A new deal for urban Blacks is announced in Pretoria (7-8 August) by the Minister of Bantu Administration and by the Minister o

Frederick William Fitzsimons, director of the Port Elizabeth museum for more than thirty years and pioneer of school museums in

The Chinese community, officially classed non-White in the past though they were admitted to White theatres, restaurants and re

Hans Jürgen Aschenborn, librarian, director of the State Library and receiver of the Sailis Award for Bibliography in 1985, is

Twenty thousand people attend the first legal march in Vereeniging. Security at the march is tight following threats of a right

Sir George Gray, governor of the Cape, lays the cornerstone of the New Somerset Hospital in Green Point, Cape Town.

Scottish explorer Alexander Gordon Laing becomes the first European to reach Timbuktu, now in Mali. He was murdered there the f

Maluleke George, the deputy defence minister, attends the 90th commemoration of the Battle of Delville Wood in France. During t

Christiaan Afrikaner, son of Jonker Afrikaner and Nama chief, is killed in battle at Otjimbingue, German West Africa. He wa

WW 2: Japan surrenders unconditionally, bringing to an end a war in which millions of people, and many South Africans, were kil

Foreign Affairs Minister Pik Botha, in Vienna to discuss signing the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, says South Africa has th

The Sowetan reports that, according to Henk van Zyl’s (state witness) testimony in the Pretoria High Court about events leading

Congolese rebels fighting President Laurent Kabila say they are closing in on the capital, while the government rounds up Tutsi

Dr James Barry, British military surgeon and inspector-general of hospitals (later alleged to be a lady), arrives in Cape Town.