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Lieutenant General Dwight D. Eisenhower arrives in Gibraltar to set up an American command post for the invasion of North Afric

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The United Nations’ General Assembly adopts an eight nation resolution, by seventy-two votes to two, with twenty-seven abstenti

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The General Assembly declares that the South African regime has &quot;no right to represent the people of South Africa&quot; an

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A police patrol, out to investigate an assassination attempt in the Transkei, are attacked by a gang of about sixty Poqo member

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Sir Bartle Frere, new British High Commissioner, delivers an ultimatum to Cetewayo, Zulu chief, to disband his army, hand over

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World War 2: North Africa Vichy military chief in Algeria, Admiral Darlan, orders an end to the resistance against the Allies.

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Egyptian commandos storm hijacked Egyptian airliner at Malta. An explosion during the assault kills sixty aboard. Two of the de

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Parts of western Johannesburg are plunged into darkness when an electrical sub-station in Hursthill near the Helen Joseph Hospi

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The SA Communist Party (SACP), following a weekend meeting of its augmented central committee, calls for an end to the Mugabe g

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The BBC reports an animal airlift is planned for the Congo. The airlift will take chimpanzees to Chimfunshi Wildlife Orphanage

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The United Nations urges Rwanda to co-operate with an international tribunal, after the release of genocide suspect Jean-Bosco

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Justice Coetzee in the Rand Supreme Court refuses to lift an order barring resumption of publication of four Black newspapers.

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Mr. Tony Leon, Leader of the Democratic Alliance speculates on the declaration of an AIDS-related national emergency from the D

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Police in Cairo kill at least twenty Muslim extremists in raids, displaying an increasingly hard-line approach against the fund

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In an interview with the Financial Times (London), President F.W. de Klerk insists that power sharing between the country’s mai

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The secretary of the United Democratic Front in the Border, Makhenkesi Stofile, is sentenced to an effective eleven years’ impr

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In Sudan Ja’far Muhammad an-Numeiry, the Chairman of the Revolutionary Command Council overthrows the government of Ismail al-A

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Police in Cairo kill at least twenty Muslim extremists in raids, displaying an increasingly hard-line approach against the fund

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An English troop carrier, the Birkenhead with Robert Salmond as captain, carrying reinforcements for the 8th Frontier War, runs

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The Minister of Manpower Utilisation warns that the government is planning to take a tougher line with the rapidly expanding an

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WW2: Five power stations are blown up by pro-Axis saboteurs in an attempt to destabilise the Rand gold mines.

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A telephone survey done by Research Surveys, discloses that about two-thirds of respondents said SA education is in a crisis an

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An abridged version of the security report by Justice H.J. Potgieter’s Commission of Inquiry on State Security is submitted to

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The Herschel School opens in Claremont, Cape Town. It is named after Sir John Frederick William Herschel, British astronomer an

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President De Klerk announces the withdrawal of the Internal Stability Units (ISU) from the East Rand townships of Kathlehong an

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The Swiss government sends an official protest to the South African government over the illegal activities of South African age

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The United Nations adopts resolution 385 in which guidelines was laid down for an internationally accepted settlement of the So

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In response to Pretoria’s failure to meet the 30 April deadline, 364 political prisoners throughout South Africa start an indef

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An airliner carrying seventy-nine people crashes into residential blocks as it prepares to land at Nigeria’s Kano airport, kill

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Zweli Tshabalala, member of Azanian Youth Organisation, is shot dead at home in Alexandra, PWV, in an alleged political murder.

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Lieutenant General Dwight D. Eisenhower arrives in Gibraltar to set up an American command post for the invasion of North Afric

The United Nations’ General Assembly adopts an eight nation resolution, by seventy-two votes to two, with twenty-seven abstenti

The General Assembly declares that the South African regime has &amp;quot;no right to represent the people of South Africa&amp;quot; an

A police patrol, out to investigate an assassination attempt in the Transkei, are attacked by a gang of about sixty Poqo member

Sir Bartle Frere, new British High Commissioner, delivers an ultimatum to Cetewayo, Zulu chief, to disband his army, hand over

World War 2: North Africa Vichy military chief in Algeria, Admiral Darlan, orders an end to the resistance against the Allies.

Egyptian commandos storm hijacked Egyptian airliner at Malta. An explosion during the assault kills sixty aboard. Two of the de

Parts of western Johannesburg are plunged into darkness when an electrical sub-station in Hursthill near the Helen Joseph Hospi

The SA Communist Party (SACP), following a weekend meeting of its augmented central committee, calls for an end to the Mugabe g

The BBC reports an animal airlift is planned for the Congo. The airlift will take chimpanzees to Chimfunshi Wildlife Orphanage

The United Nations urges Rwanda to co-operate with an international tribunal, after the release of genocide suspect Jean-Bosco

Justice Coetzee in the Rand Supreme Court refuses to lift an order barring resumption of publication of four Black newspapers.

Mr. Tony Leon, Leader of the Democratic Alliance speculates on the declaration of an AIDS-related national emergency from the D

Police in Cairo kill at least twenty Muslim extremists in raids, displaying an increasingly hard-line approach against the fund

In an interview with the Financial Times (London), President F.W. de Klerk insists that power sharing between the country’s mai

The secretary of the United Democratic Front in the Border, Makhenkesi Stofile, is sentenced to an effective eleven years’ impr

In Sudan Ja’far Muhammad an-Numeiry, the Chairman of the Revolutionary Command Council overthrows the government of Ismail al-A

Police in Cairo kill at least twenty Muslim extremists in raids, displaying an increasingly hard-line approach against the fund

An English troop carrier, the Birkenhead with Robert Salmond as captain, carrying reinforcements for the 8th Frontier War, runs

The Minister of Manpower Utilisation warns that the government is planning to take a tougher line with the rapidly expanding an

WW2: Five power stations are blown up by pro-Axis saboteurs in an attempt to destabilise the Rand gold mines.

A telephone survey done by Research Surveys, discloses that about two-thirds of respondents said SA education is in a crisis an

An abridged version of the security report by Justice H.J. Potgieter’s Commission of Inquiry on State Security is submitted to

The Herschel School opens in Claremont, Cape Town. It is named after Sir John Frederick William Herschel, British astronomer an

President De Klerk announces the withdrawal of the Internal Stability Units (ISU) from the East Rand townships of Kathlehong an

The Swiss government sends an official protest to the South African government over the illegal activities of South African age

The United Nations adopts resolution 385 in which guidelines was laid down for an internationally accepted settlement of the So

In response to Pretoria’s failure to meet the 30 April deadline, 364 political prisoners throughout South Africa start an indef

An airliner carrying seventy-nine people crashes into residential blocks as it prepares to land at Nigeria’s Kano airport, kill

Zweli Tshabalala, member of Azanian Youth Organisation, is shot dead at home in Alexandra, PWV, in an alleged political murder.

The General Assembly declares that the South African regime has "no right to represent the people of South Africa" an