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A foreign ministry statement issued in Pretoria, blames ‘developments in Angola’ for the indefinite postponement of President M

… issued in Pretoria, blames ‘developments in Angola’ for the indefinite postponement of President M …

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Jacobus Pieter Verster, chief of the South African Air Force (1967-1975), is born in Boksburg.

… Jacobus Pieter Verster, chief of the South African Air Force (1967-1975), is born in Boksburg. …

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Gen. Kat Liebenberg (60), ex-chief of the SA defence force, dies of cancer in Pretoria.

… Gen. Kat Liebenberg (60), ex-chief of the SA defence force, dies of cancer in Pretoria. …

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The Prohibition of Political Interference Act, which bans racially mixed political parties, is to be repealed.

… The Prohibition of Political Interference Act, which bans …

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French troops have occupied the bilad al-siba, an under-populated desert region in southern Morocco.

… French troops have occupied the bilad al-siba, an under-populated desert region in …

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Saul Solomon, printer who represented Cape Town in the Cape parliament, is born on St Helena.

… Saul Solomon, printer who represented Cape Town in the Cape parliament, is born on St Helena. …

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Georg Schmidt, first Protestant missionary (Moravian Brethren) in SA, who established a mission station under the Hottentots (K

… Brethren) in SA, who established a mission station under the Hottentots (K …

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The Rhodesian Supreme Court rejects Queen Elizabeth’s ‘reprieve’ of two Rhodesian Black men sentenced to death.

… The Rhodesian Supreme Court rejects Queen Elizabeth’s …

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Twenty-four people are killed in Meadowlands during an IFP take-over of the Mzimhlope hostel.

… Coleman, M. (ed)(1998). A Crime Against Humanity: analysing the repression of the apartheid state, Johannesburg: Human Rights Committee, p. … are killed in Meadowlands during an IFP take-over of the Mzimhlope hostel. …

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The SACP is formally launched in Natal at a rally held at Currie’s Fountain Stadium in Durban.

… The SACP is formally launched in Natal at a rally held at …

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Transport Minister Jeff Radebe, South Africa’s new acting Health Minister opens the new Pretoria Academic Hospital.

… Radebe, South Africa’s new acting Health Minister opens the new Pretoria Academic Hospital. …

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SA signs agreement with the government of Mozambique regarding cooperation and mutual assistance in combating crime.

… SA signs agreement with the government of Mozambique regarding cooperation and mutual …

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C.M. van den Heever (Christiaan Maurits), Afrikaans novelist, is born in the concentration camp at Norvalspont.

… (Christiaan Maurits), Afrikaans novelist, is born in the concentration camp at Norvalspont. …

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SAA inaugurates the first direct weekly flight between Johannesburg and New York, via Rio de Janeiro.

… SAA inaugurates the first direct weekly flight between Johannesburg and New …

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Louis Henri Meurant, editor, publisher, magistrate and Cape member of Parliament, is born in the Cape.

… magistrate and Cape member of Parliament, is born in the Cape. …

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Gen. J.C. Smuts and Gen. Louis Botha establish “Het Volk” (The People), an Afrikaner political organisation.

… Gen. J.C. Smuts and Gen. Louis Botha establish “Het Volk” (The People), an Afrikaner political organisation. …

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Government spokesperson Joel Netshitenzhe announces that Pres. Mbeki has appointed advocate Vusumzi P. Pikoli as the National D

… Pres. Mbeki has appointed advocate Vusumzi P. Pikoli as the National D …

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Daantjie van den Heever (67), former captain of the Northern Transvaal rugby team, dies in Pretoria.

… Daantjie van den Heever (67), former captain of the Northern Transvaal rugby team, dies in Pretoria. …

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Seven members of the Nkwazi family, ANC, are shot dead at their home in Empusheni, Natal.

… Coleman, M. (ed)(1998). A Crime Against Humanity: analysing the repression of the apartheid state, Johannesburg: Human Rights Committee, p. … Seven members of the Nkwazi family, ANC, are shot dead at their home in …

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The two-day visit of Prime Minister Vorster to Liberia for talks with President Tolbert starts.

… The two-day visit of Prime Minister Vorster to Liberia for …

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S’kumbumso Ngwenya, ANC official, is shot dead after leaving a restaurant in the centre of Pietermaritzburg.

… Coleman, M. (ed)(1998). A Crime Against Humanity: analysing the repression of the apartheid state, Johannesburg: Human Rights Committee, p. … ANC official, is shot dead after leaving a restaurant in the centre of Pietermaritzburg. …

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Daniel Lindley, an American Presbyterian clergyman, is formally ordained as minister of the Voortrekkers’ Pietermaritzburg cong

… clergyman, is formally ordained as minister of the Voortrekkers’ Pietermaritzburg cong …

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Sir Leander Starr Jameson, leader of the Jameson raid into Transvaal, is born in Edinburgh, Scotland.

… Sir Leander Starr Jameson, leader of the Jameson raid into Transvaal, is born in Edinburgh, …

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Algeria’s president proposes new national constitution, dropping references to socialism and opening the door to a multiparty s

… The Star, 5th Feb. 2003. Milestones … constitution, dropping references to socialism and opening the door to a multiparty s …

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Sir Herbert Baker (83), architect of the Union Buildings and Groote Schuur Hospital, dies in London.

… Sir Herbert Baker (83), architect of the Union Buildings and Groote Schuur Hospital, dies in …

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The government grants internal self-government to two further ‘homelands’, namely to Venda and Gazankulu territories.

… The government grants internal self-government to two further …

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SA recognises the State of Palestine and establishes diplomatic relations. Kalley, J.A.; Schoeman, E. &amp; Andor, L.E. (eds)(1

… SA recognises the State of Palestine and establishes diplomatic relations. …

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President Kenneth Kaunda of Zambia is awarded the Martin Luther King, Jr Non-Violent Peace Prize.

… Bute, E.L. & Harmer, H.J.P. (1997). The Black Handbook , London: Cassell. … President Kenneth Kaunda of Zambia is awarded the Martin Luther King, Jr Non-Violent Peace Prize. …

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Prime Minister Vorster emphasises the need for continuing his policy of increasing détente in Southern Africa.

… Prime Minister Vorster emphasises the need for continuing his policy of increasing détente in …

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Karl Gottlieb Mauch, the first man to discover gold in SA, is born in Stetten, Wurtemberg.

… Karl Gottlieb Mauch, the first man to discover gold in SA, is born in Stetten, …

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A foreign ministry statement issued in Pretoria, blames ‘developments in Angola’ for the indefinite postponement of President M

Jacobus Pieter Verster, chief of the South African Air Force (1967-1975), is born in Boksburg.

Gen. Kat Liebenberg (60), ex-chief of the SA defence force, dies of cancer in Pretoria.

The Prohibition of Political Interference Act, which bans racially mixed political parties, is to be repealed.

French troops have occupied the bilad al-siba, an under-populated desert region in southern Morocco.

Saul Solomon, printer who represented Cape Town in the Cape parliament, is born on St Helena.

Georg Schmidt, first Protestant missionary (Moravian Brethren) in SA, who established a mission station under the Hottentots (K

The Rhodesian Supreme Court rejects Queen Elizabeth’s ‘reprieve’ of two Rhodesian Black men sentenced to death.

Twenty-four people are killed in Meadowlands during an IFP take-over of the Mzimhlope hostel.

The SACP is formally launched in Natal at a rally held at Currie’s Fountain Stadium in Durban.

Transport Minister Jeff Radebe, South Africa’s new acting Health Minister opens the new Pretoria Academic Hospital.

SA signs agreement with the government of Mozambique regarding cooperation and mutual assistance in combating crime.

C.M. van den Heever (Christiaan Maurits), Afrikaans novelist, is born in the concentration camp at Norvalspont.

SAA inaugurates the first direct weekly flight between Johannesburg and New York, via Rio de Janeiro.

Louis Henri Meurant, editor, publisher, magistrate and Cape member of Parliament, is born in the Cape.

Gen. J.C. Smuts and Gen. Louis Botha establish “Het Volk” (The People), an Afrikaner political organisation.

Government spokesperson Joel Netshitenzhe announces that Pres. Mbeki has appointed advocate Vusumzi P. Pikoli as the National D

Daantjie van den Heever (67), former captain of the Northern Transvaal rugby team, dies in Pretoria.

Seven members of the Nkwazi family, ANC, are shot dead at their home in Empusheni, Natal.

The two-day visit of Prime Minister Vorster to Liberia for talks with President Tolbert starts.

S’kumbumso Ngwenya, ANC official, is shot dead after leaving a restaurant in the centre of Pietermaritzburg.

Daniel Lindley, an American Presbyterian clergyman, is formally ordained as minister of the Voortrekkers’ Pietermaritzburg cong

Sir Leander Starr Jameson, leader of the Jameson raid into Transvaal, is born in Edinburgh, Scotland.

Algeria’s president proposes new national constitution, dropping references to socialism and opening the door to a multiparty s

Sir Herbert Baker (83), architect of the Union Buildings and Groote Schuur Hospital, dies in London.

The government grants internal self-government to two further ‘homelands’, namely to Venda and Gazankulu territories.

SA recognises the State of Palestine and establishes diplomatic relations. Kalley, J.A.; Schoeman, E. &amp;amp; Andor, L.E. (eds)(1

President Kenneth Kaunda of Zambia is awarded the Martin Luther King, Jr Non-Violent Peace Prize.

Prime Minister Vorster emphasises the need for continuing his policy of increasing détente in Southern Africa.

Karl Gottlieb Mauch, the first man to discover gold in SA, is born in Stetten, Wurtemberg.

SA recognises the State of Palestine and establishes diplomatic relations. Kalley, J.A.; Schoeman, E. & Andor, L.E. (eds)(1