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At the Crossroads squatter camp near Cape Town, 30,000 Blacks are forcibly removed from their homes.

… At the Crossroads squatter camp near Cape Town, 30,000 Blacks …

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S. le Roux Marais (82), one of the pioneers of Afrikaans lieder (art songs), dies in Graaff-Reinet.

… S. le Roux Marais (82), one of the pioneers of Afrikaans lieder (art songs), dies in …

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Rachel Isabella Steyn, wife of M.T. Steyn, president of the Orange Free State, is born in Philippolis.

… Rachel Isabella Steyn, wife of M.T. Steyn, president of the Orange Free State, is born in Philippolis. …

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Eight Whites are killed in Brakpan in fights between government forces and revolutionaries during the Rand revolt.

… The Star. 4th March 2003. Milestones … between government forces and revolutionaries during the Rand revolt. …

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The Minister of Bantu Administration and Development, M.C. Botha, reports that following Transkei’s land claims a thorough inqu

… The Minister of Bantu Administration and Development, M.C. …

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Jan Gerritze Bantjes, teacher and secretary to the provisional Voortrekker administration and to Comdt.-Gen. Andries Pretorius,

… Jan Gerritze Bantjes, teacher and secretary to the provisional Voortrekker administration and to Comdt.-Gen. …

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The Stern gang blows up a train carrying British troops between Cairo and Haifa, killing twenty-seven soldiers.

… The Stern gang blows up a train carrying British troops …

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Anglo-Boer War 2: The British relieves Ladysmith after a siege of four months when reinforcements under Buller arrive.

… jaar, Kaapstad: Human & Rousseau | Cloete, P.G. (2000). The Anglo-Boer War: a chronology, Pretoria: Lapa. … Anglo-Boer War 2: The British relieves Ladysmith after a siege of four months …

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Dr Alexander Logie du Toit (69), surveyor of large areas in the Karoo, dies in Cape Town.

… Dr Alexander Logie du Toit (69), surveyor of large areas in the Karoo, dies in Cape Town. …

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Pieter Gijsbert van Noodt (also Noot or Van Nood) assumes his duties as governor at the Cape.

… (also Noot or Van Nood) assumes his duties as governor at the Cape. …

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Jacob Daniël du Toit (Totius), poet and Afrikaans Bible translator, is born in the Paarl vicinity, CC.

… (Totius), poet and Afrikaans Bible translator, is born in the Paarl vicinity, CC. …

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The ANC foreign affairs department hosts an international solidarity conference in Johannesburg (19-21 February), to mobilise i

… The ANC foreign affairs department hosts an international …

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Dr. Hendrik J. van Eck (67), father of SA industry and chairman of the Industrial Development Corporation, dies.

… J. van Eck (67), father of SA industry and chairman of the Industrial Development Corporation, dies. …

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The Truth and Reconciliation Commission confirms newspaper reports that five former security police officers have confessed to

… The Truth and Reconciliation Commission confirms newspaper …

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Mlungisi Hlongwane, national president of the SA National Civic Association (SANCO) and director of SANCO Investment Holdings s

… Mlungisi Hlongwane, national president of the SA National Civic Association (SANCO) and director of …

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King Farouk removes Prime Minister Mustafa Nahhas for failing to keep the peace. Ali Mahir replaces him.

… removes Prime Minister Mustafa Nahhas for failing to keep the peace. Ali Mahir replaces him. …

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A group of clergymen of seven Christian churches including the Roman Catholic, Anglican and Methodist churches calling themselv

… A group of clergymen of seven Christian churches including the Roman Catholic, Anglican and Methodist churches calling …

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King Moshoeshoe II is given legislative and executive powers by the newly established Military Council of Lesotho.

… Moshoeshoe II is given legislative and executive powers by the newly established Military Council of Lesotho. …

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Pres. Mugabe announces that he will not renounce his decision to expropriate the farms of 1 503 farmers.

… that he will not renounce his decision to expropriate the farms of 1 503 farmers. …

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A Rhodesian government spokesman announces that elements of the South African police are withdrawing from certain forward posit

… A Rhodesian government spokesman announces that elements of the South African police are withdrawing from certain forward …

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Ndebele (Matabele) King Lobengula accepts British protection and the British South Africa Company imposes protectorate over Nd

… (Matabele) King Lobengula accepts British protection and the British South Africa Company imposes protectorate over Nd …

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Lodewicus Johannes du Plessis, academic and professor at the Potchefstroom University for Christian Higher Education, who laid

… Lodewicus Johannes du Plessis, academic and professor at the Potchefstroom University for Christian Higher Education, …

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At a mass gathering in Johannesburg during the Rand Revolt, a proposal to establish a provisional republican government is acce

… At a mass gathering in Johannesburg during the Rand Revolt, a proposal to establish a provisional …

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André Stander, SA bank robber is arrested by the Fort Lauderdale police for driving an unlicensed vehicle.

… André Stander, SA bank robber is arrested by the Fort Lauderdale police for driving an unlicensed vehicle. …

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Zambian President Kenneth Kaunda banns the opposition United Progressive Party and arrests its leader, Simon Kapepwe, together

… Zambian President Kenneth Kaunda banns the opposition United Progressive Party and arrests its …

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The “Ossewabrandwag” (OB) is founded as an Afrikaans cultural and political organisation in Bloemfontein, under leadership of C

… The “Ossewabrandwag” (OB) is founded as an Afrikaans cultural …

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Louis van Assenburgh is appointed as successor to Governor Willem Adriaan van der Stel at the Cape.

… as successor to Governor Willem Adriaan van der Stel at the Cape. …

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In an address to the Foreign Correspondents Association, minister of cooperation and development, Dr Gerrit Viljoen , announces

… In an address to the Foreign Correspondents Association, minister of …

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Trevor Andrew Manuel, Minister of Finance of the RSA since 1996, is born in Kensington, Cape Town.

… Trevor Andrew Manuel, Minister of Finance of the RSA since 1996, is born in Kensington, Cape Town. …

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Jacobus Nicolaas Boshof, second president of the Orange Free State (1855-1859), is born in Swellendam, CC.

… Jacobus Nicolaas Boshof, second president of the Orange Free State (1855-1859), is born in Swellendam, CC. …

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At the Crossroads squatter camp near Cape Town, 30,000 Blacks are forcibly removed from their homes.

S. le Roux Marais (82), one of the pioneers of Afrikaans lieder (art songs), dies in Graaff-Reinet.

Rachel Isabella Steyn, wife of M.T. Steyn, president of the Orange Free State, is born in Philippolis.

Eight Whites are killed in Brakpan in fights between government forces and revolutionaries during the Rand revolt.

The Minister of Bantu Administration and Development, M.C. Botha, reports that following Transkei’s land claims a thorough inqu

Jan Gerritze Bantjes, teacher and secretary to the provisional Voortrekker administration and to Comdt.-Gen. Andries Pretorius,

The Stern gang blows up a train carrying British troops between Cairo and Haifa, killing twenty-seven soldiers.

Anglo-Boer War 2: The British relieves Ladysmith after a siege of four months when reinforcements under Buller arrive.

Dr Alexander Logie du Toit (69), surveyor of large areas in the Karoo, dies in Cape Town.

Pieter Gijsbert van Noodt (also Noot or Van Nood) assumes his duties as governor at the Cape.

Jacob Daniël du Toit (Totius), poet and Afrikaans Bible translator, is born in the Paarl vicinity, CC.

The ANC foreign affairs department hosts an international solidarity conference in Johannesburg (19-21 February), to mobilise i

Dr. Hendrik J. van Eck (67), father of SA industry and chairman of the Industrial Development Corporation, dies.

The Truth and Reconciliation Commission confirms newspaper reports that five former security police officers have confessed to

Mlungisi Hlongwane, national president of the SA National Civic Association (SANCO) and director of SANCO Investment Holdings s

King Farouk removes Prime Minister Mustafa Nahhas for failing to keep the peace. Ali Mahir replaces him.

A group of clergymen of seven Christian churches including the Roman Catholic, Anglican and Methodist churches calling themselv

King Moshoeshoe II is given legislative and executive powers by the newly established Military Council of Lesotho.

Pres. Mugabe announces that he will not renounce his decision to expropriate the farms of 1 503 farmers.

A Rhodesian government spokesman announces that elements of the South African police are withdrawing from certain forward posit

Ndebele (Matabele) King Lobengula accepts British protection and the British South Africa Company imposes protectorate over Nd

Lodewicus Johannes du Plessis, academic and professor at the Potchefstroom University for Christian Higher Education, who laid

At a mass gathering in Johannesburg during the Rand Revolt, a proposal to establish a provisional republican government is acce

André Stander, SA bank robber is arrested by the Fort Lauderdale police for driving an unlicensed vehicle.

Zambian President Kenneth Kaunda banns the opposition United Progressive Party and arrests its leader, Simon Kapepwe, together

The “Ossewabrandwag” (OB) is founded as an Afrikaans cultural and political organisation in Bloemfontein, under leadership of C

Louis van Assenburgh is appointed as successor to Governor Willem Adriaan van der Stel at the Cape.

In an address to the Foreign Correspondents Association, minister of cooperation and development, Dr Gerrit Viljoen , announces

Trevor Andrew Manuel, Minister of Finance of the RSA since 1996, is born in Kensington, Cape Town.

Jacobus Nicolaas Boshof, second president of the Orange Free State (1855-1859), is born in Swellendam, CC.