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The New Zealand government announces that it terminates all tariff preferences previously granted to South Africa, as from 1 Ja

… The New Zealand government announces that it terminates all …

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The Independent Democrats welcomes eighteen municipal councillors mainly from the New National Party to its ranks on the first

… welcomes eighteen municipal councillors mainly from the New National Party to its ranks on the first …

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The Independent Democrats welcomes eighteen municipal councillors mainly from the New National Party to its ranks on the first

… welcomes eighteen municipal councillors mainly from the New National Party to its ranks on the first …

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The match between the rugby teams of SA and New Zealand ends in a draw with no points being scored.

… The match between the rugby teams of SA and New Zealand ends in a draw with no points being scored. …

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The SA rugby team wins the fourth test against New Zealand 20-17 in Johannesburg, thereby winning the series 3-1.

… The SA rugby team wins the fourth test against New Zealand 20-17 in Johannesburg, thereby winning the series …

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A revised National Statutory Council is released providing a forum for Blacks to discuss policy and assist in drawing up a new

… for Blacks to discuss policy and assist in drawing up a new …

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A new SABC/Markinor survey released in Johannesburg discloses that nine out of ten South Africans have cited unemployment and j

… A new SABC/Markinor survey released in Johannesburg discloses …

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WW2: Rommel begins a new offensive against the Allies in North Africa, hoping to push them back to the east.

… WW2: Rommel begins a new offensive against the Allies in North Africa, hoping to …

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Jacob Ludwig D&ouml;hne (67), missionary of the Berlin Bible Society and translator of the New Testament in Zulu, dies.

… of the Berlin Bible Society and translator of the New Testament in Zulu, dies. …

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North African nations of Libya and Tunisia announce agreement to merge as a new republic, the Islamic Arab Republic&quot;. The

… of Libya and Tunisia announce agreement to merge as a new republic, the Islamic Arab Republic". The …

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A new State-owned Information Technology (IT) company, arivia.kom, becomes fully operational as a merger of the IT divisions of

… A new State-owned Information Technology (IT) company, …

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Lawrence George Green, author of numerous travel books, is born in Kimberley. Sonderling, N.E. (ed.) New Dictionary of South

… travel books, is born in Kimberley. Sonderling, N.E. (ed.) New Dictionary of South …

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The National President of the Black People’s Convention declares that riots have ushered in a new era of political consciousnes

… People’s Convention declares that riots have ushered in a new era of political consciousnes …

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Nelson Mandela addresses the United Nations Special Committee against Apartheid in New York, saying that nothing, which has hap

… the United Nations Special Committee against Apartheid in New York, saying that nothing, which has hap …

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Four leading South African journalists are charged under the new Protection of Information Act. The charges relate to reports c

… leading South African journalists are charged under the new Protection of Information Act. The charges relate to …

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South Africa, Botswana, Lesotho and Swaziland sign a new customs agreement in Pretoria, to come into operation on 1 March 1970.

… South Africa, Botswana, Lesotho and Swaziland sign a new customs agreement in Pretoria, to come into operation on …

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Algeria’s President Chadli Bendjedid appoints former head of military security to form new government in wake of widespread rio

… appoints former head of military security to form new government in wake of widespread rio …

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Prince Arthur of Connaught, the grandson of Queen Victoria, arrives in SA as governor-general. (2004). Yesterdays, Pretoria New

… in SA as governor-general. (2004). Yesterdays, Pretoria New …

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South Africa cricket players Eddie Barlow and Peter Pollock make their debut in a match vs New Zealand, in Durban.

… Barlow and Peter Pollock make their debut in a match vs New Zealand, in Durban. …

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South Africa is expelled from the annual General Conference of the International Atomic Energy Agency, meeting in New Delhi.

… of the International Atomic Energy Agency, meeting in New Delhi. …

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South African arms manufacturer Denel announces that it will unveil six new products at a United Arab Emirates weapons exhibiti

… arms manufacturer Denel announces that it will unveil six new products at a United Arab Emirates weapons exhibiti …

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South African arms manufacturer Denel announces that it will unveil six new products at a United Arab Emirates weapons exhibiti

… arms manufacturer Denel announces that it will unveil six new products at a United Arab Emirates weapons exhibiti …

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Voters in Burundi overwhelmingly approve a new power-sharing constitution aimed at bringing to a final end an eleven-year civil

… Voters in Burundi overwhelmingly approve a new power-sharing constitution aimed at bringing to a final …

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Prime Minister Vorster announces that the new Coloured Persons Representative Council will be comprised of forty elected and tw

… Prime Minister Vorster announces that the new Coloured Persons Representative Council will be comprised …

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The new Constitution of the Republic of South Africa takes effect. The Constitutional Court approved it on 4 December 1996.

… The new Constitution of the Republic of South Africa takes …

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Richard Owen Dudley, president of the New Unity Movement, 1985, and active campaigner against separate schooling based on colou

… Richard Owen Dudley, president of the New Unity Movement, 1985, and active campaigner against …

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Yusufu Lule, driven into exile by former Uganda dictator Idi Amin, is sworn in as the country’s new president.

… Uganda dictator Idi Amin, is sworn in as the country’s new president. …

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Myrna Blumberg, correspondent for the New York Post and the London Daily Herald in SA, is detained and restricted.

… Myrna Blumberg, correspondent for the New York Post and the London Daily Herald in SA, is detained …

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Myrna Blumberg, correspondent for the New York Post and the London Daily Herald in SA, is detained and restricted.

… Myrna Blumberg, correspondent for the New York Post and the London Daily Herald in SA, is detained …

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The New Zealand government announces that it terminates all tariff preferences previously granted to South Africa, as from 1 Ja

The Independent Democrats welcomes eighteen municipal councillors mainly from the New National Party to its ranks on the first

The Independent Democrats welcomes eighteen municipal councillors mainly from the New National Party to its ranks on the first

The match between the rugby teams of SA and New Zealand ends in a draw with no points being scored.

The SA rugby team wins the fourth test against New Zealand 20-17 in Johannesburg, thereby winning the series 3-1.

A revised National Statutory Council is released providing a forum for Blacks to discuss policy and assist in drawing up a new

A new SABC/Markinor survey released in Johannesburg discloses that nine out of ten South Africans have cited unemployment and j

WW2: Rommel begins a new offensive against the Allies in North Africa, hoping to push them back to the east.

Jacob Ludwig D&amp;ouml;hne (67), missionary of the Berlin Bible Society and translator of the New Testament in Zulu, dies.

North African nations of Libya and Tunisia announce agreement to merge as a new republic, the Islamic Arab Republic&amp;quot;. The

A new State-owned Information Technology (IT) company, arivia.kom, becomes fully operational as a merger of the IT divisions of

Lawrence George Green, author of numerous travel books, is born in Kimberley. Sonderling, N.E. (ed.) New Dictionary of South

The National President of the Black People’s Convention declares that riots have ushered in a new era of political consciousnes

Nelson Mandela addresses the United Nations Special Committee against Apartheid in New York, saying that nothing, which has hap

Four leading South African journalists are charged under the new Protection of Information Act. The charges relate to reports c

South Africa, Botswana, Lesotho and Swaziland sign a new customs agreement in Pretoria, to come into operation on 1 March 1970.

Algeria’s President Chadli Bendjedid appoints former head of military security to form new government in wake of widespread rio

Prince Arthur of Connaught, the grandson of Queen Victoria, arrives in SA as governor-general. (2004). Yesterdays, Pretoria New

South Africa cricket players Eddie Barlow and Peter Pollock make their debut in a match vs New Zealand, in Durban.

South Africa is expelled from the annual General Conference of the International Atomic Energy Agency, meeting in New Delhi.

South African arms manufacturer Denel announces that it will unveil six new products at a United Arab Emirates weapons exhibiti

South African arms manufacturer Denel announces that it will unveil six new products at a United Arab Emirates weapons exhibiti

Voters in Burundi overwhelmingly approve a new power-sharing constitution aimed at bringing to a final end an eleven-year civil

Prime Minister Vorster announces that the new Coloured Persons Representative Council will be comprised of forty elected and tw

The new Constitution of the Republic of South Africa takes effect. The Constitutional Court approved it on 4 December 1996.

Richard Owen Dudley, president of the New Unity Movement, 1985, and active campaigner against separate schooling based on colou

Yusufu Lule, driven into exile by former Uganda dictator Idi Amin, is sworn in as the country’s new president.

Myrna Blumberg, correspondent for the New York Post and the London Daily Herald in SA, is detained and restricted.

Myrna Blumberg, correspondent for the New York Post and the London Daily Herald in SA, is detained and restricted.

Jacob Ludwig Döhne (67), missionary of the Berlin Bible Society and translator of the New Testament in Zulu, dies.

North African nations of Libya and Tunisia announce agreement to merge as a new republic, the Islamic Arab Republic". The