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Women protests take place in the Free State, led by Charlotte Maxeke resisting government attempts to impose passes on women.

… Women protests take place in the Free State, led by Charlotte Maxeke resisting …

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Odette Boucher disappears after school in Kempton Park. Later evidence points to the fact that she was abducted by paedophile G

… Odette Boucher disappears after school in Kempton Park. Later evidence points to the fact that she …

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South African Indian Congress (SAIC) Executive, meeting in Cape Town, elects Sorabjee Rustomjee as a delegate of SAIC to the me

… South African Indian Congress (SAIC) Executive, meeting in Cape Town, elects Sorabjee Rustomjee as a delegate of SAIC …

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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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Former Umkhonto We Sizwe member and senior foreign affairs ministry official, Robert McBride, who was held in Mozambique for si

… affairs ministry official, Robert McBride, who was held in Mozambique for si …

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In an important break-through a National Peace Accord is signed by all major political organisations at a conference held at th

… In an important break-through a National Peace Accord is …

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Archibald Lamont, minister of religion, politician and mayor of Durban from 1929-1932, is born in Port Babbabtyne, Bute Island,

… politician and mayor of Durban from 1929-1932, is born in Port Babbabtyne, Bute Island, …

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Anglo-Boer War 2: Lieutenant-Colonel R.G. Kekewich arrives in Kimberley to assess the military situation and to advise the new

… Anglo-Boer War 2: Lieutenant-Colonel R.G. Kekewich arrives in Kimberley to assess the military situation and to advise …

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The bitter debate over the power of central government in relation to the provinces is reopened when the Constitutional Court r

… The bitter debate over the power of central government in relation to the provinces is reopened when the …

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Twenty-nine (numbers differ, according to the police nineteen) people are killed in an attack by police on election protestors

… according to the police nineteen) people are killed in an attack by police on election protestors …

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The United Nations (UN) tribunal on Rwanda sentences former prime minister Jean Kambanda to life imprisonment for his role in t

… minister Jean Kambanda to life imprisonment for his role in t …

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In his second progress report on the implementation of the United Nations 1989 Declaration on Apartheid and Its Destructive Con

… In his second progress report on the implementation of the …

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The House of Assembly defeats Prime Minister Hertzog’s motion of neutrality and adopts Smuts’ amendment in favour of joining th

… Hertzog’s motion of neutrality and adopts Smuts’ amendment in favour of joining th …

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Japan officially signs the act of unconditional surrender to the Allied nations on board the American battleship Missouri in To

… Allied nations on board the American battleship Missouri in To …

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A new UN force with a wider mandate takes over from the French-led force in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo.

… with a wider mandate takes over from the French-led force in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo. …

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A new UN force with a wider mandate takes over from the French-led force in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo.

… with a wider mandate takes over from the French-led force in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo. …

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In the Athens Paralympic Games, field athlete Fanie Lombaard wins a gold medal (his sixth Paralympic medal, three gold and one

… In the Athens Paralympic Games, field athlete Fanie Lombaard …

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Rhodesian Prime Minister Ian Smith and United States Secretary of State Henry Kissinger meet in Pretoria to discuss majority ru

… and United States Secretary of State Henry Kissinger meet in Pretoria to discuss majority ru …

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J.G.N. Strauss is elected leader of the United Party in succession to General Jan Smuts, who died a few days earlier.

… J.G.N. Strauss is elected leader of the United Party in succession to General Jan Smuts, who died a few days …

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During a meeting with representatives of the nine member churches of the World Council of Churches in South Africa, Prime Minis

… the nine member churches of the World Council of Churches in South Africa, Prime Minis …

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Prime Minister Vorster criticises the decision to include a Coloured cricketer, Basil d’Oliveira, in the British MCC team to to

… Pretoria News, 01 September 2003. Today in History | Kalley, J.A.; Schoeman, E. & Andor, L.E. (eds) … to include a Coloured cricketer, Basil d’Oliveira, in the British MCC team to to …

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Sir Donald Currie, ship magnate and donor of the Currie Cups for rugby and cricket, is born in Greenock, Scotland.

… donor of the Currie Cups for rugby and cricket, is born in Greenock, Scotland. …

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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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Prof Petrus Johannes Nienaber, author and expert in literature, and collector of two complete sets of Afrikaans books, is born

… Prof Petrus Johannes Nienaber, author and expert in literature, and collector of two complete sets of …

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Justice G. Viljoen in the Pretoria Supreme Court sentences B.S. Ramotse to fifteen years imprisonment. He is found guilty of ta

… Justice G. Viljoen in the Pretoria Supreme Court sentences B.S. Ramotse to …

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The ‘Voortrekker Beweging’ (an Afrikaans youth movement), is founded in Bloemfontein with Dr N.J. van der Merwe as first chief

… Beweging’ (an Afrikaans youth movement), is founded in Bloemfontein with Dr N.J. van der Merwe as first chief …

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Catherine Manana Mabuza, MEC in the Office of the Premier, Northern Province Provincial Government and chair of the ANC Women’s

… Catherine Manana Mabuza, MEC in the Office of the Premier, Northern Province Provincial …

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The UN Security Council ends sanctions against Sudan. The sanctions had been imposed in 1996 after Sudan refused to extradite s

… sanctions against Sudan. The sanctions had been imposed in 1996 after Sudan refused to extradite s …

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The UN Security Council ends sanctions against Sudan. The sanctions had been imposed in 1996 after Sudan refused to extradite s

… sanctions against Sudan. The sanctions had been imposed in 1996 after Sudan refused to extradite s …

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President P.W. Botha visits Mozambique and in talks with President Joaquim Chissano, Botha pledges not to support RENAMO, to de

… President P.W. Botha visits Mozambique and in talks with President Joaquim Chissano, Botha pledges not …

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Women protests take place in the Free State, led by Charlotte Maxeke resisting government attempts to impose passes on women.

Odette Boucher disappears after school in Kempton Park. Later evidence points to the fact that she was abducted by paedophile G

South African Indian Congress (SAIC) Executive, meeting in Cape Town, elects Sorabjee Rustomjee as a delegate of SAIC to the me

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

Former Umkhonto We Sizwe member and senior foreign affairs ministry official, Robert McBride, who was held in Mozambique for si

In an important break-through a National Peace Accord is signed by all major political organisations at a conference held at th

Archibald Lamont, minister of religion, politician and mayor of Durban from 1929-1932, is born in Port Babbabtyne, Bute Island,

Anglo-Boer War 2: Lieutenant-Colonel R.G. Kekewich arrives in Kimberley to assess the military situation and to advise the new

The bitter debate over the power of central government in relation to the provinces is reopened when the Constitutional Court r

Twenty-nine (numbers differ, according to the police nineteen) people are killed in an attack by police on election protestors

The United Nations (UN) tribunal on Rwanda sentences former prime minister Jean Kambanda to life imprisonment for his role in t

In his second progress report on the implementation of the United Nations 1989 Declaration on Apartheid and Its Destructive Con

The House of Assembly defeats Prime Minister Hertzog’s motion of neutrality and adopts Smuts’ amendment in favour of joining th

Japan officially signs the act of unconditional surrender to the Allied nations on board the American battleship Missouri in To

A new UN force with a wider mandate takes over from the French-led force in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo.

A new UN force with a wider mandate takes over from the French-led force in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo.

In the Athens Paralympic Games, field athlete Fanie Lombaard wins a gold medal (his sixth Paralympic medal, three gold and one

Rhodesian Prime Minister Ian Smith and United States Secretary of State Henry Kissinger meet in Pretoria to discuss majority ru

J.G.N. Strauss is elected leader of the United Party in succession to General Jan Smuts, who died a few days earlier.

During a meeting with representatives of the nine member churches of the World Council of Churches in South Africa, Prime Minis

Prime Minister Vorster criticises the decision to include a Coloured cricketer, Basil d’Oliveira, in the British MCC team to to

Sir Donald Currie, ship magnate and donor of the Currie Cups for rugby and cricket, is born in Greenock, Scotland.

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

Prof Petrus Johannes Nienaber, author and expert in literature, and collector of two complete sets of Afrikaans books, is born

Justice G. Viljoen in the Pretoria Supreme Court sentences B.S. Ramotse to fifteen years imprisonment. He is found guilty of ta

The ‘Voortrekker Beweging’ (an Afrikaans youth movement), is founded in Bloemfontein with Dr N.J. van der Merwe as first chief

Catherine Manana Mabuza, MEC in the Office of the Premier, Northern Province Provincial Government and chair of the ANC Women’s

The UN Security Council ends sanctions against Sudan. The sanctions had been imposed in 1996 after Sudan refused to extradite s

The UN Security Council ends sanctions against Sudan. The sanctions had been imposed in 1996 after Sudan refused to extradite s

President P.W. Botha visits Mozambique and in talks with President Joaquim Chissano, Botha pledges not to support RENAMO, to de