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Johannes Brill, rector of Grey College (later Grey University College and still later the University of the Free State) dies in

… and still later the University of the Free State) dies in …

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Speaking at the installation of Prince Goodwill Zwelithini as Paramount Chief of the Zulu nation in Nongoma, the Minister of Ba

… Goodwill Zwelithini as Paramount Chief of the Zulu nation in Nongoma, the Minister of Ba …

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SABC news reports a second mass grave has been found near the former South African Defence Force base in northern Namibia, Eenh

… found near the former South African Defence Force base in northern Namibia, Eenh …

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Richard Philip (Dick) King, pioneer settler of Natal who travelled nearly 1 000 km in ten days on horseback to deliver despatch

… pioneer settler of Natal who travelled nearly 1 000 km in ten days on horseback to deliver despatch …

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In Abuja, Nigeria, Sudan and Darfur rebels sign accords on Tuesday to end hostilities and guarantee aid groups’ access to 1.6 m

… In Abuja, Nigeria, Sudan and Darfur rebels sign accords on …

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Brigadier Joshua Oupa Qqozo, military leader of Ciskei homeland, goes on trial in the Ciskei Supreme Court. He faces charges of

… Qqozo, military leader of Ciskei homeland, goes on trial in the Ciskei Supreme Court. He faces charges of …

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South African President Thabo Mbeki was to arrive today in Abidjan to help with peace negotiations, but the visit was postponed

… South African President Thabo Mbeki was to arrive today in Abidjan to help with peace negotiations, but the visit was …

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Mohandas K. Gandhi is arrested as he leads a march of Indian miners in South Africa. March includes 127 women, 57 children and

… K. Gandhi is arrested as he leads a march of Indian miners in South Africa. March includes 127 women, 57 children and …

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Pirates fire a rocket-propelled grenade and machine guns in an attack on the luxury cruise liner Seabourn Spirit off the coast

… Pirates fire a rocket-propelled grenade and machine guns in an attack on the luxury cruise liner Seabourn Spirit off …

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Tutsi rebels in eastern Congo declare a unilateral cease-fire to allow refugees who want to return to Rwanda to go home.

… Tutsi rebels in eastern Congo declare a unilateral cease-fire to allow …

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Oliver Tambo, who arrived in Moscow at head of a delegation of ANC, meets Michael Gorbachev, General Secretary of the CPSU Cent

… Oliver Tambo, who arrived in Moscow at head of a delegation of ANC, meets Michael …

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In a cabinet reshuffle, Louis le Grange, Minister of Law and Order, is replaced by Adriaan Vlok, Deputy Minister of Defence and

… In a cabinet reshuffle, Louis le Grange, Minister of Law and …

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Shortly before midnight, a farmer, John Louis Steyn, 73, is found dead in his house on the Sand River smallholdings between Mak

… midnight, a farmer, John Louis Steyn, 73, is found dead in his house on the Sand River smallholdings between Mak …

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Breyton Paulse is included after first being omitted in the Springbok team for the test against England on 20 November, after a

… Breyton Paulse is included after first being omitted in the Springbok team for the test against England on 20 …

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Meshack Mogale (16), dies in police custody after being arrested at a night vigil for an unrest victim. He was allegedly kicked

… Meshack Mogale (16), dies in police custody after being arrested at a night vigil for …

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Sir Andrew Smith, explorer and founder of the museum now known as the South African Museum, is born in Roxburgshire, England.

… the museum now known as the South African Museum, is born in Roxburgshire, England. …

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The discovery of the oldest complete fossilised hominid or human-like skeleton in South Africa by Dr Ron Clarke of Witwatersran

… oldest complete fossilised hominid or human-like skeleton in South Africa by Dr Ron Clarke of Witwatersran …

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The president of the general assembly announces the repeal of the oil embargo against South Africa in view of the installation

… the repeal of the oil embargo against South Africa in view of the installation …

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WWII: South African armoured cars take part in the pursuit of Field Marshal Erwin Rommel’s Afrika Korps as it retreats towards

… WWII: South African armoured cars take part in the pursuit of Field Marshal Erwin Rommel’s Afrika Korps …

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News 24 reports that an outbreak of Ebola virus in north-western Republic of Congo has killed 5&nbsp;000 gorillas, helping to

… News 24 reports that an outbreak of Ebola virus in north-western Republic of Congo has killed 5 000 gorillas, …

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The World Health Organisation announces that a new case of the Ebola virus has been confirmed in the Ivory Coast. Ebola killed

… that a new case of the Ebola virus has been confirmed in the Ivory Coast. Ebola killed …

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Lady Ann Barnard, author of descriptions of early Cape life and wife of Colonial Secretary Andrew Barnard, is born in Scotland.

… and wife of Colonial Secretary Andrew Barnard, is born in Scotland. …

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The government moves ANC leader Nelson Mandela from the private clinic in Cape Town, where he has been recovering from tubercul

… moves ANC leader Nelson Mandela from the private clinic in Cape Town, where he has been recovering from tubercul …

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A proclamation giving self-government to the Union of South Africa is read from the steps of the Royal Exchange in London.

… South Africa is read from the steps of the Royal Exchange in London. …

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The Minister of Justice, B.J. Vorster, announces the suspension, from 11 January 1965, of the clause in the General Law Amendme

… the suspension, from 11 January 1965, of the clause in the General Law Amendme …

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Walter Sisulu, John Mavuso, Moses Kotane, Marks Ramitloa and Betty du Toit attend a Christmas party in aid of the high treason

… Marks Ramitloa and Betty du Toit attend a Christmas party in aid of the high treason …

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Cassim Mahomed Lakhi, lecturer and later head of the Department of History of Art in the University College for Indians (later

… and later head of the Department of History of Art in the University College for Indians (later …

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The Wesleyan mission station Wesleyville, on the Twecu River in the present East London district, is founded by the Rev. Willia

… Wesleyan mission station Wesleyville, on the Twecu River in the present East London district, is founded by the Rev. …

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Afrikaans poet, Breyten Breytenbach, is released from prison after serving seven of the nine years to which he was sentenced in

… serving seven of the nine years to which he was sentenced in …

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Wilhelmina ten Damme, wife of Governor Hendrik Swellengrebel, dies at the age of forty. Swellendam was named in honour of them.

… dies at the age of forty. Swellendam was named in honour of them. …

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Johannes Brill, rector of Grey College (later Grey University College and still later the University of the Free State) dies in

Speaking at the installation of Prince Goodwill Zwelithini as Paramount Chief of the Zulu nation in Nongoma, the Minister of Ba

SABC news reports a second mass grave has been found near the former South African Defence Force base in northern Namibia, Eenh

Richard Philip (Dick) King, pioneer settler of Natal who travelled nearly 1 000 km in ten days on horseback to deliver despatch

In Abuja, Nigeria, Sudan and Darfur rebels sign accords on Tuesday to end hostilities and guarantee aid groups’ access to 1.6 m

Brigadier Joshua Oupa Qqozo, military leader of Ciskei homeland, goes on trial in the Ciskei Supreme Court. He faces charges of

South African President Thabo Mbeki was to arrive today in Abidjan to help with peace negotiations, but the visit was postponed

Mohandas K. Gandhi is arrested as he leads a march of Indian miners in South Africa. March includes 127 women, 57 children and

Pirates fire a rocket-propelled grenade and machine guns in an attack on the luxury cruise liner Seabourn Spirit off the coast

Tutsi rebels in eastern Congo declare a unilateral cease-fire to allow refugees who want to return to Rwanda to go home.

Oliver Tambo, who arrived in Moscow at head of a delegation of ANC, meets Michael Gorbachev, General Secretary of the CPSU Cent

In a cabinet reshuffle, Louis le Grange, Minister of Law and Order, is replaced by Adriaan Vlok, Deputy Minister of Defence and

Shortly before midnight, a farmer, John Louis Steyn, 73, is found dead in his house on the Sand River smallholdings between Mak

Breyton Paulse is included after first being omitted in the Springbok team for the test against England on 20 November, after a

Meshack Mogale (16), dies in police custody after being arrested at a night vigil for an unrest victim. He was allegedly kicked

Sir Andrew Smith, explorer and founder of the museum now known as the South African Museum, is born in Roxburgshire, England.

The discovery of the oldest complete fossilised hominid or human-like skeleton in South Africa by Dr Ron Clarke of Witwatersran

The president of the general assembly announces the repeal of the oil embargo against South Africa in view of the installation

WWII: South African armoured cars take part in the pursuit of Field Marshal Erwin Rommel’s Afrika Korps as it retreats towards

News 24 reports that an outbreak of Ebola virus in north-western Republic of Congo has killed 5&amp;nbsp;000 gorillas, helping to

The World Health Organisation announces that a new case of the Ebola virus has been confirmed in the Ivory Coast. Ebola killed

Lady Ann Barnard, author of descriptions of early Cape life and wife of Colonial Secretary Andrew Barnard, is born in Scotland.

The government moves ANC leader Nelson Mandela from the private clinic in Cape Town, where he has been recovering from tubercul

A proclamation giving self-government to the Union of South Africa is read from the steps of the Royal Exchange in London.

The Minister of Justice, B.J. Vorster, announces the suspension, from 11 January 1965, of the clause in the General Law Amendme

Walter Sisulu, John Mavuso, Moses Kotane, Marks Ramitloa and Betty du Toit attend a Christmas party in aid of the high treason

Cassim Mahomed Lakhi, lecturer and later head of the Department of History of Art in the University College for Indians (later

The Wesleyan mission station Wesleyville, on the Twecu River in the present East London district, is founded by the Rev. Willia

Afrikaans poet, Breyten Breytenbach, is released from prison after serving seven of the nine years to which he was sentenced in

Wilhelmina ten Damme, wife of Governor Hendrik Swellengrebel, dies at the age of forty. Swellendam was named in honour of them.

News 24 reports that an outbreak of Ebola virus in north-western Republic of Congo has killed 5 000 gorillas, helping to