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In his first major speech since his election as Transvaal leader Dr A.P. Treurnicht revives the concept of a ‘Colouredstan’ to

… Southern African Political History: a chronology of key political events from independence to mid-1997, … as Transvaal leader Dr A.P. Treurnicht revives the concept of a ‘Colouredstan’ to …

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A consensus is reached following the fall-out between leaders of the African National Congress (ANC) and government over the co

… Keesing's Records of World Events: News Digest for November 1997, Longman: … is reached following the fall-out between leaders of the African National Congress (ANC) and government over …

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Frans Lion Cachet (64), pastor in several parts of SA and various denominations, dies in Bergen-op-Zoom, the Netherlands.

… Frans Lion Cachet (64), pastor in several parts of SA and various denominations, dies in Bergen-op-Zoom, the …

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T.F. Burgers, state president of the Transvaal (1872), is reburied in Pretoria, nearly fourteen years after his death in Richmo

… Potgieter, D.J. et al. (eds)(1970). Standard Encyclopaedia of Southern Africa, Cape Town: NASOU, v. 2, p. 594. … T.F. Burgers, state president of the Transvaal (1872), is reburied in Pretoria, nearly …

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The Cape Supreme Court rules that the Cape Dutch Reformed Church may only consist of congregations in the Cape Province.

… rules that the Cape Dutch Reformed Church may only consist of congregations in the Cape Province. …

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Sisulu’s appeal is dismissed by the Transvaal section of the Supreme Court. He must serve his six year prison sentence.

… Sisulu’s appeal is dismissed by the Transvaal section of the Supreme Court. He must serve his six year prison …

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Balancing bundles of food and clothing on their heads, Rwandan refugees who previously refused to return home begin re-entering

… Balancing bundles of food and clothing on their heads, Rwandan refugees who …

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SA signs agreement with the UN and the Commission of the European Union concerning the legal status, privileges and immunities

… SA signs agreement with the UN and the Commission of the European Union concerning the legal status, privileges …

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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

… South African regime has "no right to represent the people of South Africa" an …

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The General Assembly of the United Nations decides with thirty-seven votes against nine, not to incorporate South West Africa i

… The General Assembly of the United Nations decides with thirty-seven votes against …

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Prisoner Nelson Mandela has the first of three meetings with State President F.W. de Klerk to discuss the future SA.

… Prisoner Nelson Mandela has the first of three meetings with State President F.W. de Klerk to …

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The interim state Zimbabwe-Rhodesia, created on 1 June 1979, returns to colonial status and becomes the colony of Zimbabwe-Rhod

… 1979, returns to colonial status and becomes the colony of Zimbabwe-Rhod …

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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

… attempt in the Transkei, are attacked by a gang of about sixty Poqo member …

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Anglo-Boer War 2: The Battle of Magersfontein continues. At about midday the British retire to their camp at Modder River.

… Anglo-Boer War 2: The Battle of Magersfontein continues. At about midday the British …

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Moroccan officials in El Aiun proclaim Morocco’s annexation of the Spanish Sahara as some 5 000 Moroccan troops march into the

… Moroccan officials in El Aiun proclaim Morocco’s annexation of the Spanish Sahara as some 5 000 Moroccan troops march …

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Lt.-Col. James Stevenson-Hamilton (Skukuza) (90), British soldier and one of the most famous nature conservationists in SA hist

… Stevenson-Hamilton (Skukuza) (90), British soldier and one of the most famous nature conservationists in SA hist …

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Matodzi Liphosa, community worker and director of several companies is born in Sibasa, Venda (now Limpopo). He was guest speake

… Hayes, S. (ed)(2000). Who's Who of Southern Africa 2001 ..., Graighall: Jonathan Ball … Matodzi Liphosa, community worker and director of several companies is born in Sibasa, Venda (now Limpopo). …

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Sir Henry Ernest Gascoyne (Gascoigne) Bulwer, governor of Natal after whom the town Bulwer was named, is born in England.

… Potgieter, D.J. et al. (eds)(1970). Standard Encyclopaedia of Southern Africa, Cape Town: NASOU, v. 2, p. 588 | Wallis, … Sir Henry Ernest Gascoyne (Gascoigne) Bulwer, governor of Natal after whom the town Bulwer was named, is born in …

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Troops open fire on a truckload of Somalis who barrel through a French checkpoint, killing two and injuring seven in the first

… Troops open fire on a truckload of Somalis who barrel through a French checkpoint, killing …

Labour Input to the Presidential Job Summit presented on behalf of COSATU, FEDUSA and NACTU by John Gomomo, COSATU President

… Input to the Presidential Job Summit presented on behalf of COSATU, FEDUSA and NACTU by John Gomomo, COSATU President …

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Sir John Coode, SA harbour engineer who designed the seaward defences of Table Bay, is born in Bodmin, Cornwallis, England.

… SA harbour engineer who designed the seaward defences of Table Bay, is born in Bodmin, Cornwallis, England. …

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Three White members of the African National Congress (ANC), Damian de Lange, Ian Robertson and Susan Donelly, are sentenced to

… Keesing's Record of World Events, News Digest for October 1993, P 37033. … Three White members of the African National Congress (ANC), Damian de Lange, Ian …

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The Cape Synod of the Dutch Reformed Church decides that Afrikaans may be used alongside with Dutch in the church.

… The Cape Synod of the Dutch Reformed Church decides that Afrikaans may be …

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In Abidjan, Ivory Coast, French forces open fire as thousands of angry government supporters press around the barb wire-ringed

… Abidjan, Ivory Coast, French forces open fire as thousands of angry government supporters press around the barb …

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The military government in the Transkei lifts the state of emergency and banning orders on fifteen organisations in the territo

… The military government in the Transkei lifts the state of emergency and banning orders on fifteen organisations in …

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A meeting convened by Chief Lucas Mangope, Chief Minister of Bophuthatswana, held in Umtata in camera and attended by eight ‘ho

… Southern African Political History: a chronology of key political events from independence to mid-1997, … A meeting convened by Chief Lucas Mangope, Chief Minister of Bophuthatswana, held in Umtata in camera and attended by …

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Anglo-Boer War 2: From his conning tower in the besieged Kimberley Colonel Kekewich sees a “living mass” of men approaching and

… besieged Kimberley Colonel Kekewich sees a “living mass” of men approaching and …

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The British flag is officially hoisted in the diggers camps after the annexation of the Griqua territory ten days earlier.

… hoisted in the diggers camps after the annexation of the Griqua territory ten days earlier. …

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Diamonds are first discovered at Kimberley, South Africa, leading to the construction of the world’s largest open mine, the Big

… at Kimberley, South Africa, leading to the construction of the world’s largest open mine, the Big …

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On the 20th anniversary of the General Assembly resolution on sanctions against South Africa, the United Nations presents award

… On the 20th anniversary of the General Assembly resolution on sanctions against South …

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In his first major speech since his election as Transvaal leader Dr A.P. Treurnicht revives the concept of a ‘Colouredstan’ to

A consensus is reached following the fall-out between leaders of the African National Congress (ANC) and government over the co

Frans Lion Cachet (64), pastor in several parts of SA and various denominations, dies in Bergen-op-Zoom, the Netherlands.

T.F. Burgers, state president of the Transvaal (1872), is reburied in Pretoria, nearly fourteen years after his death in Richmo

The Cape Supreme Court rules that the Cape Dutch Reformed Church may only consist of congregations in the Cape Province.

Sisulu’s appeal is dismissed by the Transvaal section of the Supreme Court. He must serve his six year prison sentence.

Balancing bundles of food and clothing on their heads, Rwandan refugees who previously refused to return home begin re-entering

SA signs agreement with the UN and the Commission of the European Union concerning the legal status, privileges and immunities

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

The General Assembly of the United Nations decides with thirty-seven votes against nine, not to incorporate South West Africa i

Prisoner Nelson Mandela has the first of three meetings with State President F.W. de Klerk to discuss the future SA.

The interim state Zimbabwe-Rhodesia, created on 1 June 1979, returns to colonial status and becomes the colony of Zimbabwe-Rhod

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

Anglo-Boer War 2: The Battle of Magersfontein continues. At about midday the British retire to their camp at Modder River.

Moroccan officials in El Aiun proclaim Morocco’s annexation of the Spanish Sahara as some 5 000 Moroccan troops march into the

Lt.-Col. James Stevenson-Hamilton (Skukuza) (90), British soldier and one of the most famous nature conservationists in SA hist

Matodzi Liphosa, community worker and director of several companies is born in Sibasa, Venda (now Limpopo). He was guest speake

Sir Henry Ernest Gascoyne (Gascoigne) Bulwer, governor of Natal after whom the town Bulwer was named, is born in England.

Troops open fire on a truckload of Somalis who barrel through a French checkpoint, killing two and injuring seven in the first

Labour Input to the Presidential Job Summit presented on behalf of COSATU, FEDUSA and NACTU by John Gomomo, COSATU President

Sir John Coode, SA harbour engineer who designed the seaward defences of Table Bay, is born in Bodmin, Cornwallis, England.

Three White members of the African National Congress (ANC), Damian de Lange, Ian Robertson and Susan Donelly, are sentenced to

The Cape Synod of the Dutch Reformed Church decides that Afrikaans may be used alongside with Dutch in the church.

In Abidjan, Ivory Coast, French forces open fire as thousands of angry government supporters press around the barb wire-ringed

The military government in the Transkei lifts the state of emergency and banning orders on fifteen organisations in the territo

A meeting convened by Chief Lucas Mangope, Chief Minister of Bophuthatswana, held in Umtata in camera and attended by eight ‘ho

Anglo-Boer War 2: From his conning tower in the besieged Kimberley Colonel Kekewich sees a “living mass” of men approaching and

The British flag is officially hoisted in the diggers camps after the annexation of the Griqua territory ten days earlier.

Diamonds are first discovered at Kimberley, South Africa, leading to the construction of the world’s largest open mine, the Big

On the 20th anniversary of the General Assembly resolution on sanctions against South Africa, the United Nations presents award

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