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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

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An agreement is signed by several role-players, including the Minister of Land Affairs, Derek Hanekom, to redevelop District Si

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

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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

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The Natal Indian Congress (NIC) declines an invitation by the Durban Mayor’s office to enable members of the Indian community t

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An agreement is signed for the sale of Anglo America’s almost 48 percent shareholding in Johnnies Industrial Corporation to the

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An explosion takes place at the Ciskei consulate offices in the Carlton Centre, Johannesburg, in which one person is injured. I

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Negotiators at a meeting of the World Trade Organisation in Geneva reach an agreement that would allow poor countries with seve

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Residents of Peelton receive an undertaking in the Ciskei Supreme Court, Bisho, that no unlawful arrest or harassment by police

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The London Times, a British newspaper based in London, publishes an article paying tribute to King Sekhukhune of the Marota Emp

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Scorpion investigators raid the upmarket Glenhurst wine farm boxes of documents are removed. The raid is part of an ongoing b

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The United States House of Representatives Judiciary Sub-Committee opens an inquiry into the South African operations of 320 Am

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Angolan government troops break into Unita rebel-held highlands in an attempt to open a supply corridor to the embattled city o

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Guy Tachard, a French astronomer who set up an observatory in die Company Gardens in the Cape, makes his first observations.

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Rebel leader Laurent Kabila, after a plea from the United Nations, agrees to delay an attack on Zaire’s largest refugee camp. T

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Dr Sibusiso Bengu, former minister of education, warns the University of Stellenbosch that it could not continue being an exclu

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The mutilated body of Sidwell Nonno (32), SARHWU shop steward, victim of an alleged political assassination, is find in Langa,

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Kamal el-Mallakh, an Antiquities Service inspector at the Great Pyramid Giza, discovers Khufu’s (Cheops) boat. It will be more

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Algerian government cancels second round of voting in parliamentary elections that an Islamic party looks set to win. The Islam

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SA signs a medical co-operation treaty with the government of the Republic of China, providing advanced training for medical an

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

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Flight 139, an Air France A-300B Airbus hijacked from Athens on 26 June, arrives at Entebbe, Uganda. Hijackers demand release o

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Western countries, under which SA, decide to implement an airlift to supply provisions to the inhabitants of the eastern sectio

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Germany rejects Britain’s call to effectively double aid for some of the world’s poorest countries, an adviser to Chancellor Ge

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Hendrik Hop, leader of an expedition to the north of the Orange River, is born in the district of Paarl.

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The Scot arrives in Southampton, four days after Barney Barnato was drowned near Madeira. An immediate inquest into his dea

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Over 600 people killed in Liberia in an unsuccessful military coup against President Samuel Doe, led by former Brigadier-Genera

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President Houphouet-Boigny of the Ivory Coast announces he is planning an African Summit Conference to urge a dialogue with Sou

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The second in command of Uganda’s LRA rebel movement, Brigadier Charles Tabuley is reportedly killed in an ambush. 29 October

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A river of fire ignited by an oil tank explosion surges through a village in southern Egypt, killing more than 410 people.

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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

An agreement is signed by several role-players, including the Minister of Land Affairs, Derek Hanekom, to redevelop District Si

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

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

The Natal Indian Congress (NIC) declines an invitation by the Durban Mayor’s office to enable members of the Indian community t

An agreement is signed for the sale of Anglo America’s almost 48 percent shareholding in Johnnies Industrial Corporation to the

An explosion takes place at the Ciskei consulate offices in the Carlton Centre, Johannesburg, in which one person is injured. I

Negotiators at a meeting of the World Trade Organisation in Geneva reach an agreement that would allow poor countries with seve

Residents of Peelton receive an undertaking in the Ciskei Supreme Court, Bisho, that no unlawful arrest or harassment by police

The London Times, a British newspaper based in London, publishes an article paying tribute to King Sekhukhune of the Marota Emp

Scorpion investigators raid the upmarket Glenhurst wine farm boxes of documents are removed. The raid is part of an ongoing b

The United States House of Representatives Judiciary Sub-Committee opens an inquiry into the South African operations of 320 Am

Angolan government troops break into Unita rebel-held highlands in an attempt to open a supply corridor to the embattled city o

Guy Tachard, a French astronomer who set up an observatory in die Company Gardens in the Cape, makes his first observations.

Rebel leader Laurent Kabila, after a plea from the United Nations, agrees to delay an attack on Zaire’s largest refugee camp. T

Dr Sibusiso Bengu, former minister of education, warns the University of Stellenbosch that it could not continue being an exclu

The mutilated body of Sidwell Nonno (32), SARHWU shop steward, victim of an alleged political assassination, is find in Langa,

Kamal el-Mallakh, an Antiquities Service inspector at the Great Pyramid Giza, discovers Khufu’s (Cheops) boat. It will be more

Algerian government cancels second round of voting in parliamentary elections that an Islamic party looks set to win. The Islam

SA signs a medical co-operation treaty with the government of the Republic of China, providing advanced training for medical an

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

Flight 139, an Air France A-300B Airbus hijacked from Athens on 26 June, arrives at Entebbe, Uganda. Hijackers demand release o

Western countries, under which SA, decide to implement an airlift to supply provisions to the inhabitants of the eastern sectio

Germany rejects Britain’s call to effectively double aid for some of the world’s poorest countries, an adviser to Chancellor Ge

Hendrik Hop, leader of an expedition to the north of the Orange River, is born in the district of Paarl.

The Scot arrives in Southampton, four days after Barney Barnato was drowned near Madeira. An immediate inquest into his dea

Over 600 people killed in Liberia in an unsuccessful military coup against President Samuel Doe, led by former Brigadier-Genera

President Houphouet-Boigny of the Ivory Coast announces he is planning an African Summit Conference to urge a dialogue with Sou

The second in command of Uganda’s LRA rebel movement, Brigadier Charles Tabuley is reportedly killed in an ambush. 29 October

A river of fire ignited by an oil tank explosion surges through a village in southern Egypt, killing more than 410 people.