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The Status of the Transkei Bill passes its second reading in the Senate, despite opposition from the United Party and the Progr

… The Status of the Transkei Bill passes its second reading in the Senate, despite opposition from the United Party and …

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Jonathan Ayliff, SA lawyer and politician, brother of John and son of the Rev. John Ayliff, is born in Salem, Cape Province.

… brother of John and son of the Rev. John Ayliff, is born in Salem, Cape Province. …

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Sybrandis Abbema (Sibrand), who visited the Cape in 1660 as V.O.C. commissioner and instructed Simon van der Stel to do all he

… Sybrandis Abbema (Sibrand), who visited the Cape in 1660 as V.O.C. commissioner and instructed Simon van der …

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Dr Fabian Defu Ribeiro, medical practitioner assassinated with his wife by state agents in 1986, is awarded the Order of the Su

… practitioner assassinated with his wife by state agents in 1986, is awarded the Order of the Su …

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John August Ion Agar-Hamilton, historian and Anglican priest of Scottish descent, who was born in Cairo and came with his paren

… and Anglican priest of Scottish descent, who was born in Cairo and came with his paren …

<ul style=”list-style-type:none;”><li>a. The method in which they are conducted.</li><li>b. Need and reasons for their abolition.</li></ul></li><li>(2) Reckless use of firearms by police on unarmed Africans

… a. The method in which they are conducted. b. Need and reasons for their …

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The trial of twelve members of the banned ANC in Pietermaritzburg ends with the death sentence for one defendant and a total of

… The trial of twelve members of the banned ANC in Pietermaritzburg ends with the death sentence for one …

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SA boxer Vic Toweel loses his world bantamweight title when he is knocked out by Australian Jimmy Carruthers in the first round

… when he is knocked out by Australian Jimmy Carruthers in the first round …

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Babu Bodasing, also known as Dulel Sing Boodasing, prominent sugar cane farmer on the Natal north coast who arrived in Port Nat

… sugar cane farmer on the Natal north coast who arrived in Port Nat …

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Twelve children, aged 13-15, are trampled to death as panicked pupils flee what they think is a fire in their northern Nigerian

… to death as panicked pupils flee what they think is a fire in their northern Nigerian …

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Stephen Vukile (Steve) Tshwete, former minister of Sport and Recreation and from 1999 up to his death in 2002 minister of Safet

… of Sport and Recreation and from 1999 up to his death in 2002 minister of Safet …

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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 first report of giraffes in South Africa by a European is made by Jonas de la Guerre, whose expedition to Namaqualand finds

… The first report of giraffes in South Africa by a European is made by Jonas de la Guerre, …

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Nick du Toit, found guilty of the failed coup attempt in Equatorial Guinea, is jailed for thirty-four years. Four other South A

… Nick du Toit, found guilty of the failed coup attempt in Equatorial Guinea, is jailed for thirty-four years. Four …

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The Belvedere arrives in the Durban harbour with 318 Indian labourers, the second group to arrive to work on the sugar plantati

… The Belvedere arrives in the Durban harbour with 318 Indian labourers, the second …

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At least three high school students have been shot dead by police in Guinea during a protest against a lack of teachers at thei

… three high school students have been shot dead by police in Guinea during a protest against a lack of teachers at thei …

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The Sowetan reports that a R31m military base is being built at Vuwani, Venda. It is due for completion in November 1989.

… is being built at Vuwani, Venda. It is due for completion in November 1989. …

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Count Du Prè Alexander, Earl of Caledon (61), first civil governor of the Cape, is born in Ireland. He instituted circuit co

… of Caledon (61), first civil governor of the Cape, is born in Ireland. He instituted circuit co …

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Edries Burton, Santos soccer player who was awarded Kick Off’s accolade for the Most Appearances of the Decade, is born in Heid

… accolade for the Most Appearances of the Decade, is born in Heid …

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Anglo-Boer War 2: Winston Churchill climbs over the yard wall of the State Model School in Pretoria where he has been imprisone

… climbs over the yard wall of the State Model School in Pretoria where he has been imprisone …

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On his last voyage of discovery in the Resolution and the Discovery, Capt. James Cook finds a group of islands, which he named

… On his last voyage of discovery in the Resolution and the Discovery, Capt. James Cook finds a …

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Robert Koch, German scientist who visited SA to investigate the causes of rinderpest, is born in Germany. He was awarded the No

… SA to investigate the causes of rinderpest, is born in Germany. He was awarded the No …

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Kenyan Wangari Maathai receives the Nobel Peace Prize in Oslo. She is the first African woman to receive the prize. Prof. Maath

… Kenyan Wangari Maathai receives the Nobel Peace Prize in Oslo. She is the first African woman to receive the prize. …

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Albert John Mvumbi Luthuli, the first Black African to win the Nobel Peace Prize, collects his prize for 1960 in Oslo, Norway.

… to win the Nobel Peace Prize, collects his prize for 1960 in Oslo, Norway. …

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World Food Program warns the UN Security Council that a record 38 million people were at risk of starvation in Africa. The sout

… that a record 38 million people were at risk of starvation in Africa. The sout …

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Angola’s government and its rebel foes agree to a cease-fire in their eighteen-year war. The final cease-fire agreement was onl

… government and its rebel foes agree to a cease-fire in their eighteen-year war. The final cease-fire agreement …

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Eleven residents are killed in an attack on an all-night funeral vigil aimed at remedying lack of support for Inkatha chairman,

… A Crime Against Humanity: analysing the repression of the apartheid state, Johannesburg: Human Rights Committee, p. 264. … Eleven residents are killed in an attack on an all-night funeral vigil aimed at remedying …

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Dr Chris Barnard performs the first heart transplant in the world on Louis Washkansky, who survived until the 21st of December

… Dr Chris Barnard performs the first heart transplant in the world on Louis Washkansky, who survived until the 21st …

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The Status of the Transkei Bill passes its second reading in the Senate, despite opposition from the United Party and the Progr

Jonathan Ayliff, SA lawyer and politician, brother of John and son of the Rev. John Ayliff, is born in Salem, Cape Province.

Sybrandis Abbema (Sibrand), who visited the Cape in 1660 as V.O.C. commissioner and instructed Simon van der Stel to do all he

Dr Fabian Defu Ribeiro, medical practitioner assassinated with his wife by state agents in 1986, is awarded the Order of the Su

John August Ion Agar-Hamilton, historian and Anglican priest of Scottish descent, who was born in Cairo and came with his paren

&lt;ul style=”list-style-type:none;”&gt;&lt;li&gt;a. The method in which they are conducted.&lt;/li&gt;&lt;li&gt;b. Need and reasons for their abolition.&lt;/li&gt;&lt;/ul&gt;&lt;/li&gt;&lt;li&gt;(2) Reckless use of firearms by police on unarmed Africans

The trial of twelve members of the banned ANC in Pietermaritzburg ends with the death sentence for one defendant and a total of

SA boxer Vic Toweel loses his world bantamweight title when he is knocked out by Australian Jimmy Carruthers in the first round

Babu Bodasing, also known as Dulel Sing Boodasing, prominent sugar cane farmer on the Natal north coast who arrived in Port Nat

Twelve children, aged 13-15, are trampled to death as panicked pupils flee what they think is a fire in their northern Nigerian

Stephen Vukile (Steve) Tshwete, former minister of Sport and Recreation and from 1999 up to his death in 2002 minister of Safet

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 first report of giraffes in South Africa by a European is made by Jonas de la Guerre, whose expedition to Namaqualand finds

Nick du Toit, found guilty of the failed coup attempt in Equatorial Guinea, is jailed for thirty-four years. Four other South A

The Belvedere arrives in the Durban harbour with 318 Indian labourers, the second group to arrive to work on the sugar plantati

At least three high school students have been shot dead by police in Guinea during a protest against a lack of teachers at thei

The Sowetan reports that a R31m military base is being built at Vuwani, Venda. It is due for completion in November 1989.

Count Du Prè Alexander, Earl of Caledon (61), first civil governor of the Cape, is born in Ireland. He instituted circuit co

Edries Burton, Santos soccer player who was awarded Kick Off’s accolade for the Most Appearances of the Decade, is born in Heid

Anglo-Boer War 2: Winston Churchill climbs over the yard wall of the State Model School in Pretoria where he has been imprisone

On his last voyage of discovery in the Resolution and the Discovery, Capt. James Cook finds a group of islands, which he named

Robert Koch, German scientist who visited SA to investigate the causes of rinderpest, is born in Germany. He was awarded the No

Kenyan Wangari Maathai receives the Nobel Peace Prize in Oslo. She is the first African woman to receive the prize. Prof. Maath

Albert John Mvumbi Luthuli, the first Black African to win the Nobel Peace Prize, collects his prize for 1960 in Oslo, Norway.

World Food Program warns the UN Security Council that a record 38 million people were at risk of starvation in Africa. The sout

Angola’s government and its rebel foes agree to a cease-fire in their eighteen-year war. The final cease-fire agreement was onl

Eleven residents are killed in an attack on an all-night funeral vigil aimed at remedying lack of support for Inkatha chairman,

Dr Chris Barnard performs the first heart transplant in the world on Louis Washkansky, who survived until the 21st of December

<ul style=”list-style-type:none;”><li>a. The method in which they are conducted.</li><li>b. Need and reasons for their abolition.</li></ul></li><li>(2) Reckless use of firearms by police on unarmed Africans