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The International Labour Organisation, meeting for its annual conference in Geneva, calls for international sanctions against S

… The International Labour Organisation, meeting for its annual …

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The South African government presents a promotion of Constitutional Development Bill, which proposes an advisory and consultati

… The South African government presents a promotion of …

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Suppression of Communism Act commences. This date is given as the 17 June in another source.

… of Communism Act commences. This date is given as the 17 June in another source. …

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Sir George Herbert Farrar, founder and developer of the East Rand Proprietary Mines Ltd is born

… Sir George Herbert Farrar, founder and developer of the East Rand Proprietary Mines Ltd is born …

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Julius Gottlieb Jeppe (72), seller of most of the original stands in Johannesburg, dies in Johannesburg.

… Julius Gottlieb Jeppe (72), seller of most of the original stands in Johannesburg, dies in Johannesburg. …

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National Youth Day, commemorating the Soweto students march against government’s language policy on 16 June 1976.

… National Youth Day, commemorating the Soweto students march against government’s language …

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Finance Minister Trevor Manuel unveils the government’s macro-economic strategy in a framework document entitled Growth, Employ

… Finance Minister Trevor Manuel unveils the government’s macro-economic strategy in a framework …

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Children playing on a local beach find the bodies of Ewert Mzimela and Stanley Mabaso, ANC activists.

… Coleman, M. (ed)(1998). A Crime Against Humanity: analysing the repression of the apartheid state, Johannesburg: Human Rights Committee, p. … Children playing on a local beach find the bodies of Ewert Mzimela and Stanley Mabaso, ANC activists. …

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Siamese twins are separated in Cape Town, the first successful operation of that kind in SA.

… Siamese twins are separated in Cape Town, the first successful operation of that kind in SA. …

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Adriaan Johannes Begemann, clergyman, librarian and first permanent minister of the Nederduitsche Hervormde Kerk in Pretoria, d

… clergyman, librarian and first permanent minister of the Nederduitsche Hervormde Kerk in Pretoria, d …

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Joost de Blank, archbishop of Cape Town and champion against apartheid, is born in the Netherlands.

… of Cape Town and champion against apartheid, is born in the Netherlands. …

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The first railway line between two towns in SA, Cape Town and Wellington is officially opened.

… The first railway line between two towns in SA, Cape Town and …

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Greg Page knocks out SA Gerrie Coetzee in eight rounds for the WBA heavyweight boxing title.

… Greg Page knocks out SA Gerrie Coetzee in eight rounds for the WBA heavyweight boxing title. …

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SA, together with eleven other countries, signs the Antarctic Treaty, proclaiming it a conservation area, in Washington.

… SA, together with eleven other countries, signs the Antarctic Treaty, proclaiming it a conservation area, in …

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President De Klerk issues a statement that the National Security Management System (NSMS) is to be disbanded.

… President De Klerk issues a statement that the National Security Management System (NSMS) is to be …

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Zisiwe Nosimo Beauty Balindlela, Premier of the Eastern Cape Province since 22 April 2004, is born.

… Zisiwe Nosimo Beauty Balindlela, Premier of the Eastern Cape Province since 22 April 2004, is born. …

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Andries Wilhelmus Jacobus Pretorius, Voortrekker leader, is born on the farm Driekoppen, district Graaff-Reinet. Aucklandp

… Jacobus Pretorius, Voortrekker leader, is born on the farm Driekoppen, district Graaff-Reinet. Aucklandp …

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A former member of Winnie Madikizela-Mandela’s entourage testifies before the South African Truth and Reconciliation Commission

… of Winnie Madikizela-Mandela’s entourage testifies before the South African Truth and Reconciliation Commission …

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General Joseph Mobutu, later known as Mobutu Sese Seko, deposes President Joseph Kasavubu in the Congo.

… as Mobutu Sese Seko, deposes President Joseph Kasavubu in the Congo. …

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More than 470 people drown when a ferry carrying mainly Egyptian pilgrims sinks in the Red Sea.

… when a ferry carrying mainly Egyptian pilgrims sinks in the Red Sea. …

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Anthony James (Tony) Leon, leader of the Democratic Alliance, is born in Durban. encyclopedia.thefreedictionary.com

… Anthony James (Tony) Leon, leader of the Democratic Alliance, is born in Durban. …

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Convicted robber and “people’s poet”, appears in the Johannesburg magistrate’s court for allegedly assaulting his wife

… Convicted robber and “people’s poet”, appears in the Johannesburg magistrate’s court for allegedly assaulting …

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An ordinance is issued whereby Dutch is allowed in courts in the Cape next to English.

… ordinance is issued whereby Dutch is allowed in courts in the Cape next to English. …

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The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) announces that a mysterious epidemic, which has been discovered in homosexual men, i

… The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) announces that a …

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A declassified Canadian Security Intelligence Service report says the spread of SARS (Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome) could

… Canadian Security Intelligence Service report says the spread of SARS (Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome) could …

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State President, Dr. N. Diederichs, dismisses Sonny Leon as Executive Chairman of the Coloured People’s Representative Council

… Diederichs, dismisses Sonny Leon as Executive Chairman of the Coloured People’s Representative Council …

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Rhodesian Prime Minister, Ian Smith, issues a Unilateral Declaration of Independence. Britain says the regime is illegal.

… a Unilateral Declaration of Independence. Britain says the regime is illegal. …

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Chief George Matanzima (82), a former prime minister of Transkei, dies at the Frontier Hospital in Queenstown.

… (82), a former prime minister of Transkei, dies at the Frontier Hospital in Queenstown. …

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Gerrit Bon, organist and music lecturer in SA and Rhodesia, is born in Amsterdam, the Netherlands.

… music lecturer in SA and Rhodesia, is born in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. …

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President F. W. de Klerk announces the opening of four hitherto Whites-only residential areas to mixed settlement.

… President F. W. de Klerk announces the opening of four hitherto Whites-only residential areas to …

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The International Labour Organisation, meeting for its annual conference in Geneva, calls for international sanctions against S

The South African government presents a promotion of Constitutional Development Bill, which proposes an advisory and consultati

Suppression of Communism Act commences. This date is given as the 17 June in another source.

Sir George Herbert Farrar, founder and developer of the East Rand Proprietary Mines Ltd is born

Julius Gottlieb Jeppe (72), seller of most of the original stands in Johannesburg, dies in Johannesburg.

National Youth Day, commemorating the Soweto students march against government’s language policy on 16 June 1976.

Finance Minister Trevor Manuel unveils the government’s macro-economic strategy in a framework document entitled Growth, Employ

Children playing on a local beach find the bodies of Ewert Mzimela and Stanley Mabaso, ANC activists.

Siamese twins are separated in Cape Town, the first successful operation of that kind in SA.

Adriaan Johannes Begemann, clergyman, librarian and first permanent minister of the Nederduitsche Hervormde Kerk in Pretoria, d

Joost de Blank, archbishop of Cape Town and champion against apartheid, is born in the Netherlands.

The first railway line between two towns in SA, Cape Town and Wellington is officially opened.

Greg Page knocks out SA Gerrie Coetzee in eight rounds for the WBA heavyweight boxing title.

SA, together with eleven other countries, signs the Antarctic Treaty, proclaiming it a conservation area, in Washington.

President De Klerk issues a statement that the National Security Management System (NSMS) is to be disbanded.

Zisiwe Nosimo Beauty Balindlela, Premier of the Eastern Cape Province since 22 April 2004, is born.

Andries Wilhelmus Jacobus Pretorius, Voortrekker leader, is born on the farm Driekoppen, district Graaff-Reinet. Aucklandp

A former member of Winnie Madikizela-Mandela’s entourage testifies before the South African Truth and Reconciliation Commission

General Joseph Mobutu, later known as Mobutu Sese Seko, deposes President Joseph Kasavubu in the Congo.

More than 470 people drown when a ferry carrying mainly Egyptian pilgrims sinks in the Red Sea.

Anthony James (Tony) Leon, leader of the Democratic Alliance, is born in Durban. encyclopedia.thefreedictionary.com

Convicted robber and “people’s poet”, appears in the Johannesburg magistrate’s court for allegedly assaulting his wife

An ordinance is issued whereby Dutch is allowed in courts in the Cape next to English.

The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) announces that a mysterious epidemic, which has been discovered in homosexual men, i

A declassified Canadian Security Intelligence Service report says the spread of SARS (Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome) could

State President, Dr. N. Diederichs, dismisses Sonny Leon as Executive Chairman of the Coloured People’s Representative Council

Rhodesian Prime Minister, Ian Smith, issues a Unilateral Declaration of Independence. Britain says the regime is illegal.

Chief George Matanzima (82), a former prime minister of Transkei, dies at the Frontier Hospital in Queenstown.

Gerrit Bon, organist and music lecturer in SA and Rhodesia, is born in Amsterdam, the Netherlands.

President F. W. de Klerk announces the opening of four hitherto Whites-only residential areas to mixed settlement.