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British Togoland (a UN trust, once part of the German colony of Togo) votes for annexation by Ghana.

… British Togoland (a UN trust, once part of the German colony of Togo) votes for annexation by Ghana. …

Relations between Zimbabwe and South Africa deteriorate further when the Minister of Police, L. le Grange, threatens retaliator

… between Zimbabwe and South Africa deteriorate further when the Minister of Police, L. le Grange, threatens retaliator …

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Gen. Douglas MacArthur is appointed commander of the United Nations (UN) forces in Korea, including South Africans.

… Gen. Douglas MacArthur is appointed commander of the United Nations (UN) forces in Korea, including South …

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Following a personal apology from President P.W. Botha to British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher over the &quot;blowpipe affa

… Botha to British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher over the "blowpipe affa …

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Johanna Hendrina (Joey) Scheepers, trade union leader active in the Garment Workers’ Union (GWU), dies in Johannesburg.

… Hendrina (Joey) Scheepers, trade union leader active in the Garment Workers’ Union (GWU), dies in Johannesburg. …

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Commission of Cooperation. In a letter to Chief Buthelezi, Deputy President Mbeki rejects the IFP’s international mediation pro

… letter to Chief Buthelezi, Deputy President Mbeki rejects the IFP’s international mediation pro …

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The Chief Minister of Transkei, Paramount Chief Kaiser Matanzima, demands full control of all departments of state.

… The Chief Minister of Transkei, Paramount Chief Kaiser …

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Biafra, a Nigerian province that has recently declared independence, is recognised by Tanzania – the first nation to recognis

… declared independence, is recognised by Tanzania – the first nation to recognis …

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Former Transkeian President Kaiser Matanzima is served with a banning order by his brother George, the Prime Minister.

… is served with a banning order by his brother George, the Prime Minister. …

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South African economists express shock at a report showing the country dropping twelve places in global competitiveness ranking

… South African economists express shock at a report showing the country dropping twelve places in global competitiveness …

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William Cotton Oswell, scout who saw the Victoria Falls with David Livingstone, is born in Worthing, England.

… William Cotton Oswell, scout who saw the Victoria Falls with David Livingstone, is born in …

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AWB (Afrikaner Resistance Movement) leader Eugene TerreBlanche is convicted of attempted murder and assault in the Magistrates

… is convicted of attempted murder and assault in the Magistrates …

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The White-led South African government commits itself to scrapping dozens of laws restricting movements of Blacks.

… The White-led South African government commits itself to …

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A mass meeting is held in Cape Town to petition Queen Victoria to grant the Cape responsible government.

… is held in Cape Town to petition Queen Victoria to grant the Cape responsible government. …

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Palestine Liberation Organisation (PLO) leader Yasser Arafat survives a plane crash in the Sahara desert during a sand storm. T

… (PLO) leader Yasser Arafat survives a plane crash in the Sahara desert during a sand storm. T …

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Twelve people are killed when their bus leaves the road in Van Rhyn’s Pass near Vanrhynsdorp, Namaqualand.

… Twelve people are killed when their bus leaves the road in Van Rhyn’s Pass near Vanrhynsdorp, Namaqualand. …

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AWB (Afrikaner Resistance Movement) leader Eugene TerreBlanche is convicted of attempted murder and assault in the Magistrates

… is convicted of attempted murder and assault in the Magistrates …

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The White-led South African government commits itself to scrapping dozens of laws restricting movements of Blacks.

… The White-led South African government commits itself to …

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Striking security guards go on the rampage in Cape Town, causing millions of rands worth of damage.

… Striking security guards go on the rampage in Cape Town, causing millions of rands worth of …

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Egyptian president Muhammad Hosni Mubarak orders direct-dial communications to Pakistan, Afghanistan, Iraq, Iran and the Sudan

… communications to Pakistan, Afghanistan, Iraq, Iran and the Sudan …

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Prof. Maarten Christiaan Roode, first music professor of the Potchefstroom University for Christian Higher Education and compil

… Prof. Maarten Christiaan Roode, first music professor of the Potchefstroom University for Christian Higher Education …

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The United Nations General Assembly publishes a roster of sixty-five multi-national companies supposedly in ‘criminal collabora

… The United Nations General Assembly publishes a roster of …

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President Sékou Touré of Guinea (62) dies under surgery. The Military Committee for National Recovery, led by C

… Bute, E.L. & Harmer, H.J.P. (1997). The Black Handbook, London: Cassell. … President Sékou Touré of Guinea (62) dies under surgery. The Military Committee for National Recovery, led by C …

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Durban pioneer Captain Allen Gardiner establishes the first educational institution in Natal when a school for Black children o

… Durban pioneer Captain Allen Gardiner establishes the first educational institution in Natal when a school for …

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The Mali opposition says government troops killed nearly 150 people in three days of pro-democracy protests.

… The Mali opposition says government troops killed nearly 150 …

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A meeting of the African National Congress (ANC), African People’s Organisation (APO), Natal Indian Congress (NIC) and Transvaa

… A meeting of the African National Congress (ANC), African People’s …

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Black Laws Amendment Act No 7, designed to speed up the planning for partial consolidation of homelands, commences.

… Black Laws Amendment Act No 7, designed to speed up the planning for partial consolidation of homelands, …

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President Marien Ngouabi of the Congo is assassinated in a military coup and replaced by Colonel Yhombi-Opango.

… Bute, E.L. & Harmer, H.J.P. (1997). The Black Handbook, London: Cassell. … President Marien Ngouabi of the Congo is assassinated in a military coup and replaced by …

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Pondo king Sigcau, son of Umquikela, agrees to become a British subject, thereby placing Pondoland under the Crown.

… become a British subject, thereby placing Pondoland under the Crown. …

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South Africa signs treaty with Denmark, Norway and Sweden on the temporary amendment of 1958 air agreements.

… Africa signs treaty with Denmark, Norway and Sweden on the temporary amendment of 1958 air agreements. …

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British Togoland (a UN trust, once part of the German colony of Togo) votes for annexation by Ghana.

Relations between Zimbabwe and South Africa deteriorate further when the Minister of Police, L. le Grange, threatens retaliator

Gen. Douglas MacArthur is appointed commander of the United Nations (UN) forces in Korea, including South Africans.

Following a personal apology from President P.W. Botha to British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher over the &amp;quot;blowpipe affa

Johanna Hendrina (Joey) Scheepers, trade union leader active in the Garment Workers’ Union (GWU), dies in Johannesburg.

Commission of Cooperation. In a letter to Chief Buthelezi, Deputy President Mbeki rejects the IFP’s international mediation pro

The Chief Minister of Transkei, Paramount Chief Kaiser Matanzima, demands full control of all departments of state.

Biafra, a Nigerian province that has recently declared independence, is recognised by Tanzania – the first nation to recognis

Former Transkeian President Kaiser Matanzima is served with a banning order by his brother George, the Prime Minister.

South African economists express shock at a report showing the country dropping twelve places in global competitiveness ranking

William Cotton Oswell, scout who saw the Victoria Falls with David Livingstone, is born in Worthing, England.

AWB (Afrikaner Resistance Movement) leader Eugene TerreBlanche is convicted of attempted murder and assault in the Magistrates

The White-led South African government commits itself to scrapping dozens of laws restricting movements of Blacks.

A mass meeting is held in Cape Town to petition Queen Victoria to grant the Cape responsible government.

Palestine Liberation Organisation (PLO) leader Yasser Arafat survives a plane crash in the Sahara desert during a sand storm. T

Twelve people are killed when their bus leaves the road in Van Rhyn’s Pass near Vanrhynsdorp, Namaqualand.

AWB (Afrikaner Resistance Movement) leader Eugene TerreBlanche is convicted of attempted murder and assault in the Magistrates

The White-led South African government commits itself to scrapping dozens of laws restricting movements of Blacks.

Striking security guards go on the rampage in Cape Town, causing millions of rands worth of damage.

Egyptian president Muhammad Hosni Mubarak orders direct-dial communications to Pakistan, Afghanistan, Iraq, Iran and the Sudan

Prof. Maarten Christiaan Roode, first music professor of the Potchefstroom University for Christian Higher Education and compil

The United Nations General Assembly publishes a roster of sixty-five multi-national companies supposedly in ‘criminal collabora

President Sékou Touré of Guinea (62) dies under surgery. The Military Committee for National Recovery, led by C

Durban pioneer Captain Allen Gardiner establishes the first educational institution in Natal when a school for Black children o

The Mali opposition says government troops killed nearly 150 people in three days of pro-democracy protests.

A meeting of the African National Congress (ANC), African People’s Organisation (APO), Natal Indian Congress (NIC) and Transvaa

Black Laws Amendment Act No 7, designed to speed up the planning for partial consolidation of homelands, commences.

President Marien Ngouabi of the Congo is assassinated in a military coup and replaced by Colonel Yhombi-Opango.

Pondo king Sigcau, son of Umquikela, agrees to become a British subject, thereby placing Pondoland under the Crown.

South Africa signs treaty with Denmark, Norway and Sweden on the temporary amendment of 1958 air agreements.

Following a personal apology from President P.W. Botha to British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher over the "blowpipe affa