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Prince Albert, husband of Queen Victoria of the British Empire, dies of enteric fever.

… Prince Albert, husband of Queen Victoria of the British Empire, dies of enteric fever. …

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Thirty people establish the Afrikaanse Taalgenootskap with Dr N.M. Hoogenhout as chairman in Pretoria.

… Thirty people establish the Afrikaanse Taalgenootskap with Dr N.M. Hoogenhout as …

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Kenya becomes an independent state within the Commonwealth with Jomo Kenyatta as prime minister. ,

… Kenya becomes an independent state within the Commonwealth with Jomo Kenyatta as prime minister. , …

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South Africa signs joint communiqué with Venezuela on the establishment of full diplomatic relations.

… South Africa signs joint communiqué with Venezuela on the establishment of full diplomatic relations. …

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The Statute of Westminster is passed, under which British dominions gain complete legislative independence.

… The Statute of Westminster is passed, under which British …

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The Namibian farm workers union backs down on threat to occupy fifteen commercial farms.

… The Namibian farm workers union backs down on threat to …

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British Minister Resident in the Middle East, Lord Moyne (based in Cairo), is assassinated.

… British Minister Resident in the Middle East, Lord Moyne (based in Cairo), is assassinated. …

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The 64-gun Sceptre is wrecked in Table Bay and 300 lives are lost.

… The 64-gun Sceptre is wrecked in Table Bay and 300 lives are …

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Carlos Cardoso, arguably the finest of post independence Mozambican journalists, is assassinated in Maputo.

… Carlos Cardoso, arguably the finest of post independence Mozambican journalists, is …

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Ugandan MPs from north and east begin a parliamentary boycott until the security situation improves.

… from north and east begin a parliamentary boycott until the security situation improves. …

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John Lawrence, Winnie Mandela’s bodyguard, dies after a shoot-out in the centre of Johannesburg.

… Coleman, M. (ed)(1998). A Crime Against Humanity: analysing the repression of the apartheid state, Johannesburg: Human Rights Committee. … Winnie Mandela’s bodyguard, dies after a shoot-out in the centre of Johannesburg. …

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Jacob Matlala, SA junior flyweight, wins the World Boxing Organisation (WBO) world champion title.

… Jacob Matlala, SA junior flyweight, wins the World Boxing Organisation (WBO) world champion title. …

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Lehlohonolo Ledwaba, SA bantam-weight, wins the World Boxing Union (WBU) world champion title.

… Lehlohonolo Ledwaba, SA bantam-weight, wins the World Boxing Union (WBU) world champion title. …

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Prime Minister P.W. Botha gives evidence before the Erasmus Commission, at his own request.

… Prime Minister P.W. Botha gives evidence before the Erasmus Commission, at his own request. …

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The Diadem, 158 tons, is stranded near Plettenberg Bay. All on board are saved.

… The Diadem, 158 tons, is stranded near Plettenberg Bay. All …

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Joe Ndhlela is appointed as executive head of the South African Premier Soccer League.

… Joe Ndhlela is appointed as executive head of the South African Premier Soccer League. …

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Tanganyika becomes independent as Tanzania within the Commonwealth with Julius Nyerere as prime minister.

… Tanganyika becomes independent as Tanzania within the Commonwealth with Julius Nyerere as prime minister. …

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The International Plant Protection Convention, to which SA is a party, is signed in Rome.

… The International Plant Protection Convention, to which SA is …

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Jim Pothecary, SA cricketer and pace bowler on the 1960 England tour, is born.

… Jim Pothecary, SA cricketer and pace bowler on the 1960 England tour, is born. …

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Zwelakhe Sisulu, editor of the New Nation newspaper, and six other detainees, are released.

… Zwelakhe Sisulu, editor of the New Nation newspaper, and six other detainees, are …

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Lieutenant-Colonel Manie Bredell retires as head adjunct-commissioner of the South African Police.

… Manie Bredell retires as head adjunct-commissioner of the South African Police. …

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Ten people are killed in a retaliation attack on the kraal of an ANC supporter.

… Coleman, M. (ed)(1998). A Crime Against Humanity: analysing the repression of the apartheid state, Johannesburg: Human Rights Committee, p. … Ten people are killed in a retaliation attack on the kraal of an ANC supporter. …

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Louis Johannes Botha, administrator of the Orange Free State, is born in Reitz, OFS.

… Louis Johannes Botha, administrator of the Orange Free State, is born in Reitz, OFS. …

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Sir Sydney Smith Bell, chief justice of the Cape, retires because of poor health.

… Sir Sydney Smith Bell, chief justice of the Cape, retires because of poor health. …

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Anglo-Boer War 1 (Transvaal War of Independence) -Government of the ZAR declares Martial Law.

… War 1 (Transvaal War of Independence) -Government of the ZAR declares Martial Law. …

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Abbas Hilmi II, viceroy of Egypt (1892-1914), dies at the age of 70.

… Abbas Hilmi II, viceroy of Egypt (1892-1914), dies at the age of 70. …

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The Secretary-General appointed Lakhdar Brahimi (Algeria) as his Special Representative for South Africa.

… The Secretary-General appointed Lakhdar Brahimi (Algeria) as …

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The United Nations General Assembly approves a series of resolutions demanding sanctions against South Africa.

… The United Nations General Assembly approves a series of …

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The Communist Party calls for a united front in a pass burning campaign on Dingaan’s Day.

… The Communist Party calls for a united front in a pass …

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Pres. Paul Kruger is interred in what is now the Heroes’ Acre in Pretoria.

… Pres. Paul Kruger is interred in what is now the Heroes’ Acre in Pretoria. …

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Prince Albert, husband of Queen Victoria of the British Empire, dies of enteric fever.

Thirty people establish the Afrikaanse Taalgenootskap with Dr N.M. Hoogenhout as chairman in Pretoria.

Kenya becomes an independent state within the Commonwealth with Jomo Kenyatta as prime minister. ,

South Africa signs joint communiqué with Venezuela on the establishment of full diplomatic relations.

The Statute of Westminster is passed, under which British dominions gain complete legislative independence.

The Namibian farm workers union backs down on threat to occupy fifteen commercial farms.

British Minister Resident in the Middle East, Lord Moyne (based in Cairo), is assassinated.

The 64-gun Sceptre is wrecked in Table Bay and 300 lives are lost.

Carlos Cardoso, arguably the finest of post independence Mozambican journalists, is assassinated in Maputo.

Ugandan MPs from north and east begin a parliamentary boycott until the security situation improves.

John Lawrence, Winnie Mandela’s bodyguard, dies after a shoot-out in the centre of Johannesburg.

Jacob Matlala, SA junior flyweight, wins the World Boxing Organisation (WBO) world champion title.

Lehlohonolo Ledwaba, SA bantam-weight, wins the World Boxing Union (WBU) world champion title.

Prime Minister P.W. Botha gives evidence before the Erasmus Commission, at his own request.

The Diadem, 158 tons, is stranded near Plettenberg Bay. All on board are saved.

Joe Ndhlela is appointed as executive head of the South African Premier Soccer League.

Tanganyika becomes independent as Tanzania within the Commonwealth with Julius Nyerere as prime minister.

The International Plant Protection Convention, to which SA is a party, is signed in Rome.

Jim Pothecary, SA cricketer and pace bowler on the 1960 England tour, is born.

Zwelakhe Sisulu, editor of the New Nation newspaper, and six other detainees, are released.

Lieutenant-Colonel Manie Bredell retires as head adjunct-commissioner of the South African Police.

Ten people are killed in a retaliation attack on the kraal of an ANC supporter.

Louis Johannes Botha, administrator of the Orange Free State, is born in Reitz, OFS.

Sir Sydney Smith Bell, chief justice of the Cape, retires because of poor health.

Anglo-Boer War 1 (Transvaal War of Independence) -Government of the ZAR declares Martial Law.

Abbas Hilmi II, viceroy of Egypt (1892-1914), dies at the age of 70.

The Secretary-General appointed Lakhdar Brahimi (Algeria) as his Special Representative for South Africa.

The United Nations General Assembly approves a series of resolutions demanding sanctions against South Africa.

The Communist Party calls for a united front in a pass burning campaign on Dingaan’s Day.

Pres. Paul Kruger is interred in what is now the Heroes’ Acre in Pretoria.