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The Rosebud, 341 Ton, en route from Calcutta to London, is stranded at Dias Beach, Mossel Bay.

… The Rosebud, 341 Ton, en route from Calcutta to London, is …

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The government prohibits an anti-apartheid conference organised by COSATU and restricts its organisers for ten days.

… The government prohibits an anti-apartheid conference …

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Jan Lion Cachet, champion of Afrikaans and member of the firstand second Afrikaanse Taalbeweging (Afrikaans Language Movement),

… Jan Lion Cachet, champion of Afrikaans and member of the firstand second Afrikaanse Taalbeweging (Afrikaans …

Op-Ed: The trade union federation formerly known as Cosatu by Stephan Grootes, 3 March 2015, South Africa

… Op-Ed: The trade union federation formerly known as Cosatu by …

Gordimer gave us the gift of complexity by David Medalie (Mail & Guardian), 18 July 2014, South Africa

… Gordimer gave us the gift of complexity by David Medalie (Mail & Guardian), 18 …

Writing by the flash of fireflies by Karen Lazar (Mail and Guardian),20 November 2013,South Africa

… Writing by the flash of fireflies by Karen Lazar (Mail and Guardian),20 …

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A Pilate aeroplane crashes into a mountain close to Nairobi, Kenya. Nine South Africans, including the aviation photographer He

… close to Nairobi, Kenya. Nine South Africans, including the aviation photographer He …

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Community and sports leader Hassan Howa dies. The government posthumously bestowed a presidential medal on him in 1998.

… Community and sports leader Hassan Howa dies. The government posthumously bestowed a presidential medal on …

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Julius Kambarage Nyerere, Tanganyikan president, resigns because of opposition to his policies. He spends the year converting t

… resigns because of opposition to his policies. He spends the year converting t …

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Cradock becomes a municipality. The settlement started in 1813 as a frontier outpost and was proclaimed a township in 1814.

… Cradock becomes a municipality. The settlement started in 1813 as a frontier outpost and was …

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Dr Andrew Murray, noted South African clergyman and educationist, dies in Wellington at the age of 88.

… African clergyman and educationist, dies in Wellington at the age of 88. …

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English football clubs are prohibited to play in Europe because of the unruly behaviour of their supporters.

… football clubs are prohibited to play in Europe because of the unruly behaviour of their supporters. …

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Pope John Paul II visits his native land, Poland, for the first time in fifty-nine years.

… Pope John Paul II visits his native land, Poland, for the first time in fifty-nine years. …

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Queen Elizabeth II of the British Empire, including SA at that stage, is crowned in Westminster Abbey.

… Queen Elizabeth II of the British Empire, including SA at that stage, is crowned in …

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South Africa announces the development of a revolutionary canon an externally powered gun codenamed EMAK3S, designed by Denel a

… South Africa announces the development of a revolutionary canon an externally …

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A five-year restriction order is served on Father S. Mkhatshwa, Secretary of the South African Catholic Bishops’ Conference

… order is served on Father S. Mkhatshwa, Secretary of the South African Catholic Bishops’ Conference …

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A proclamation is issued under the Riotous Assemblies Act banning political gatherings, processions, and protests for five week

… A proclamation is issued under the Riotous Assemblies Act banning political gatherings, …

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President Thabo Mbeki distances himself in parliament from the controversial “Native Club” and criticise its racial exclusivity

… President Thabo Mbeki distances himself in parliament from the controversial “Native Club” and criticise its racial …

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123 White ministers and theologians of the Dutch Reformed Church (Nederduitse Gereformeerde Kerk) Family issue a statement in w

… Serfontein, J.H.P. (1982). Apartheid change and the NG Kerk, Emmarentia, Johannesburg: Taurus … 123 White ministers and theologians of the Dutch Reformed Church (Nederduitse Gereformeerde Kerk) …

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The British Royal Family – King George VI, Queen Elizabeth and their daughters, Princess Elizabeth and Princess Margaret –

… The British Royal Family – King George VI, Queen Elizabeth …

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The Protected Disclosures Act, 2000, providing protection of employees against occupational detriment as a result of having dis

… The Protected Disclosures Act, 2000, providing protection of …

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Angolan authorities announce that government troops have overrun large parts of northern Angola, previously controlled by the r

… large parts of northern Angola, previously controlled by the r …

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Wendy Nomathemba Luhabe, founder and managing partner of Bridging The Gap, a human resource management and development practice

… Luhabe, founder and managing partner of Bridging The Gap, a human resource management and development practice …

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WWII: North Africa. General Erwin Rommel, now reinforced with the 15th Panzer Division, recaptures Halfaya Pass.

… North Africa. General Erwin Rommel, now reinforced with the 15th Panzer Division, recaptures Halfaya Pass. …

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Joseph Matthew Seshego Latakgomo, journalist and editor of several newspapers in the past, is born in Pretoria.

… Latakgomo, journalist and editor of several newspapers in the past, is born in Pretoria. …

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Philemon (Duma) Pearce Dumasile Nokwe, first African advocate of the Supreme Court of Transvaal and a politician, dies.

… (Duma) Pearce Dumasile Nokwe, first African advocate of the Supreme Court of Transvaal and a politician, dies. …

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Prof. Matthys Stefanus Benjamin Kritzinger, Afrikaans literator and lexicographer, is born in the district of Carolina, Eastern

… Afrikaans literator and lexicographer, is born in the district of Carolina, Eastern …

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Johan (Joan) van Arkel (26), first resident clergyman at the Cape, dies four months after his arrival.

… Johan (Joan) van Arkel (26), first resident clergyman at the Cape, dies four months after his arrival. …

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First Executive Deputy President Thabo Mbeki announces the establishment of an independent judicial inquiry to investigate alle

… First Executive Deputy President Thabo Mbeki announces the establishment of an independent judicial inquiry to …

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Peter Allan, physician, health administrator and founder of the Nelspoort Sanatorium, first tuberculosis hospital in SA, dies i

… Peter Allan, physician, health administrator and founder of the Nelspoort Sanatorium, first tuberculosis hospital in SA, …

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The Rosebud, 341 Ton, en route from Calcutta to London, is stranded at Dias Beach, Mossel Bay.

The government prohibits an anti-apartheid conference organised by COSATU and restricts its organisers for ten days.

Jan Lion Cachet, champion of Afrikaans and member of the firstand second Afrikaanse Taalbeweging (Afrikaans Language Movement),

Op-Ed: The trade union federation formerly known as Cosatu by Stephan Grootes, 3 March 2015, South Africa

Gordimer gave us the gift of complexity by David Medalie (Mail &amp; Guardian), 18 July 2014, South Africa

Writing by the flash of fireflies by Karen Lazar (Mail and Guardian),20 November 2013,South Africa

A Pilate aeroplane crashes into a mountain close to Nairobi, Kenya. Nine South Africans, including the aviation photographer He

Community and sports leader Hassan Howa dies. The government posthumously bestowed a presidential medal on him in 1998.

Julius Kambarage Nyerere, Tanganyikan president, resigns because of opposition to his policies. He spends the year converting t

Cradock becomes a municipality. The settlement started in 1813 as a frontier outpost and was proclaimed a township in 1814.

Dr Andrew Murray, noted South African clergyman and educationist, dies in Wellington at the age of 88.

English football clubs are prohibited to play in Europe because of the unruly behaviour of their supporters.

Pope John Paul II visits his native land, Poland, for the first time in fifty-nine years.

Queen Elizabeth II of the British Empire, including SA at that stage, is crowned in Westminster Abbey.

South Africa announces the development of a revolutionary canon an externally powered gun codenamed EMAK3S, designed by Denel a

A five-year restriction order is served on Father S. Mkhatshwa, Secretary of the South African Catholic Bishops’ Conference

A proclamation is issued under the Riotous Assemblies Act banning political gatherings, processions, and protests for five week

President Thabo Mbeki distances himself in parliament from the controversial “Native Club” and criticise its racial exclusivity

123 White ministers and theologians of the Dutch Reformed Church (Nederduitse Gereformeerde Kerk) Family issue a statement in w

The British Royal Family – King George VI, Queen Elizabeth and their daughters, Princess Elizabeth and Princess Margaret –

The Protected Disclosures Act, 2000, providing protection of employees against occupational detriment as a result of having dis

Angolan authorities announce that government troops have overrun large parts of northern Angola, previously controlled by the r

Wendy Nomathemba Luhabe, founder and managing partner of Bridging The Gap, a human resource management and development practice

WWII: North Africa. General Erwin Rommel, now reinforced with the 15th Panzer Division, recaptures Halfaya Pass.

Joseph Matthew Seshego Latakgomo, journalist and editor of several newspapers in the past, is born in Pretoria.

Philemon (Duma) Pearce Dumasile Nokwe, first African advocate of the Supreme Court of Transvaal and a politician, dies.

Prof. Matthys Stefanus Benjamin Kritzinger, Afrikaans literator and lexicographer, is born in the district of Carolina, Eastern

Johan (Joan) van Arkel (26), first resident clergyman at the Cape, dies four months after his arrival.

First Executive Deputy President Thabo Mbeki announces the establishment of an independent judicial inquiry to investigate alle

Peter Allan, physician, health administrator and founder of the Nelspoort Sanatorium, first tuberculosis hospital in SA, dies i

Gordimer gave us the gift of complexity by David Medalie (Mail & Guardian), 18 July 2014, South Africa