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The first group of European Community observers, including some police officers, lawyers and economists, arrive in South Africa

… The first group of European Community observers, including …

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The influenza epidemic, which claimed thousands of lives in South Africa, rages at its height in Cape Town.

… The influenza epidemic, which claimed thousands of lives in …

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Financier and industrialist Harry Frederick Oppenheimer is born in Kimberley. He became chairperson of the Anglo American Corpo

… Oppenheimer is born in Kimberley. He became chairperson of the Anglo American Corpo …

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Internationally known Justice Richard J. Goldstone, from July 1994 to October 2003 Justice of the Constitutional Court of South

… J. Goldstone, from July 1994 to October 2003 Justice of the Constitutional Court of South …

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Italy concedes Ethiopia’s independence by Treaty of Addis Ababa after a crushing defeat at Adwa earlier in the year.

… of Addis Ababa after a crushing defeat at Adwa earlier in the year. …

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The International Red Cross ousts South African delegates from a Geneva meeting because of Pretoria’s policy of apartheid. It i

… The International Red Cross ousts South African delegates …

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The International Red Cross ousts South African delegates from a Geneva meeting because of Pretoria’s policy of apartheid. It i

… The International Red Cross ousts South African delegates …

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Sydney Charles Buxton, British statesman and second governor-general of the Union of SA, is born in London.

… Buxton, British statesman and second governor-general of the Union of SA, is born in London. …

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An elephant tramples German tourist Rita Hahn to death on the Hans Merensky golf course in Phalaborwa, Limpopo.

… An elephant tramples German tourist Rita Hahn to death on the Hans Merensky golf course in Phalaborwa, Limpopo. …

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Anglo-Boer War 2: The British execute J.W.G. Jansen and one Rautenbach in Vryburg by hanging, for horse theft.

… Cloete, P.G. (2000). The Anglo-Boer War: a chronology, Pretoria: Lapa. … Anglo-Boer War 2: The British execute J.W.G. Jansen and one Rautenbach in …

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General Constand Viljoen, Chief of South Africa’s Armed Forces admits on television that the military, without government autho

… of South Africa’s Armed Forces admits on television that the military, without government autho …

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Uganda becomes an independent republic within the British Commonwealth after nearly seventy years of British rule, after having

… Bute, E.L. & Harmer, H.J.P. (1997). The Black Handbook , London: Cassell. | … Uganda becomes an independent republic within the British Commonwealth after nearly seventy years of …

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Uganda becomes independent, with Milton Obote the first prime minister (Nuusdagboek: feite en fratse oor 1000 jaar, Kaapstad: H

… Uganda becomes independent, with Milton Obote the first prime minister (Nuusdagboek: feite en fratse oor …

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The Rev. Stephanus Jacobus du Toit, enthusiastic but controversial champion of Afrikaans, is born in Daljosafat, Cape Colony.

… The Rev. Stephanus Jacobus du Toit, enthusiastic but …

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Treatment Action Campaign chairperson Zackie Achmat starts antiretroviral therapy but lives with the guilt of having access to

… Zackie Achmat starts antiretroviral therapy but lives with the guilt of having access to …

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Treatment Action Campaign chairperson Zackie Achmat starts antiretroviral therapy but lives with the guilt of having access to

… Zackie Achmat starts antiretroviral therapy but lives with the guilt of having access to …

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A Dakota air-liner, Paardeberg, crashes into Ingeli Mountain near Kokstad, Transkei, causing the first serious air-line crash i

… into Ingeli Mountain near Kokstad, Transkei, causing the first serious air-line crash i …

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Lucas Radebe, SA soccer star, scores his first goal for Kaizer Chiefs (6) in the game versus Wits University (1).

… ----, (2004). 'Lucas Radebe: Footballer of the Decade,' Kick Off 1994-2004, Special Edition, p.14 … star, scores his first goal for Kaizer Chiefs (6) in the game versus Wits University (1). …

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Scientists have identified the mysterious disease (Green Monkey, a variant of hemorrhagic viral fever) that has caused more tha

… Scientists have identified the mysterious disease (Green Monkey, a variant of …

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William Philip Schreiner, brother of author Olive Schreiner, becomes Premier of the Cape after Sir J Gordon Sprigg’s ministry r

… brother of author Olive Schreiner, becomes Premier of the Cape after Sir J Gordon Sprigg’s ministry r …

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Dr Carl W.L. Pappe (59), botanist, physician and curator of the South African Museum, dies in Cape Town.

… Dr Carl W.L. Pappe (59), botanist, physician and curator of the South African Museum, dies in Cape Town. …

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The Security Council unanimously adopts an amended resolution, sponsored by four African states, which declares that army viola

… The Security Council unanimously adopts an amended …

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Daniel Toroitich Arap Moi becomes Kenya’s second president, following the death of Jomo Kenyatta on 22 August 1978.

… Arap Moi becomes Kenya’s second president, following the death of Jomo Kenyatta on 22 August 1978. …

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In a referendum limited to White voters only, 52 percent of South African voters favour the establishment of a Republic.

… voters only, 52 percent of South African voters favour the establishment of a Republic. …

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Prof. Johannes Jacobus Smith, professor in Afrikaans at the University of Stellenbosch, is born in Tulbach, western Cape.

… Prof. Johannes Jacobus Smith, professor in Afrikaans at the University of Stellenbosch, is born in Tulbach, western …

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Thousands of people gather in Kibera, Nairobi, Africa’s biggest informal settlement, for the global celebration of World Habita

… Kibera, Nairobi, Africa’s biggest informal settlement, for the global celebration of World Habita …

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The South African Police Service (SAPS) launches a National Bureau for Missing Persons to render supportive service to investig

… The South African Police Service (SAPS) launches a National …

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Gerrit Besselaar, cultural leader and Afrikaans author, arrives in Cape Town from the Netherlands and leaves for Bloemfontein t

… leader and Afrikaans author, arrives in Cape Town from the Netherlands and leaves for Bloemfontein t …

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Gerrit Besselaar, cultural leader and Afrikaans author, arrives in Cape Town from the Netherlands and leaves for Bloemfontein t

… leader and Afrikaans author, arrives in Cape Town from the Netherlands and leaves for Bloemfontein t …

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The South African Barbarians rugby team completes its controversial tour of Britain with minimal disruption but against a backg

… The South African Barbarians rugby team completes its …

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The first group of European Community observers, including some police officers, lawyers and economists, arrive in South Africa

The influenza epidemic, which claimed thousands of lives in South Africa, rages at its height in Cape Town.

Financier and industrialist Harry Frederick Oppenheimer is born in Kimberley. He became chairperson of the Anglo American Corpo

Internationally known Justice Richard J. Goldstone, from July 1994 to October 2003 Justice of the Constitutional Court of South

Italy concedes Ethiopia’s independence by Treaty of Addis Ababa after a crushing defeat at Adwa earlier in the year.

The International Red Cross ousts South African delegates from a Geneva meeting because of Pretoria’s policy of apartheid. It i

The International Red Cross ousts South African delegates from a Geneva meeting because of Pretoria’s policy of apartheid. It i

Sydney Charles Buxton, British statesman and second governor-general of the Union of SA, is born in London.

An elephant tramples German tourist Rita Hahn to death on the Hans Merensky golf course in Phalaborwa, Limpopo.

Anglo-Boer War 2: The British execute J.W.G. Jansen and one Rautenbach in Vryburg by hanging, for horse theft.

General Constand Viljoen, Chief of South Africa’s Armed Forces admits on television that the military, without government autho

Uganda becomes an independent republic within the British Commonwealth after nearly seventy years of British rule, after having

Uganda becomes independent, with Milton Obote the first prime minister (Nuusdagboek: feite en fratse oor 1000 jaar, Kaapstad: H

The Rev. Stephanus Jacobus du Toit, enthusiastic but controversial champion of Afrikaans, is born in Daljosafat, Cape Colony.

Treatment Action Campaign chairperson Zackie Achmat starts antiretroviral therapy but lives with the guilt of having access to

Treatment Action Campaign chairperson Zackie Achmat starts antiretroviral therapy but lives with the guilt of having access to

A Dakota air-liner, Paardeberg, crashes into Ingeli Mountain near Kokstad, Transkei, causing the first serious air-line crash i

Lucas Radebe, SA soccer star, scores his first goal for Kaizer Chiefs (6) in the game versus Wits University (1).

Scientists have identified the mysterious disease (Green Monkey, a variant of hemorrhagic viral fever) that has caused more tha

William Philip Schreiner, brother of author Olive Schreiner, becomes Premier of the Cape after Sir J Gordon Sprigg’s ministry r

Dr Carl W.L. Pappe (59), botanist, physician and curator of the South African Museum, dies in Cape Town.

The Security Council unanimously adopts an amended resolution, sponsored by four African states, which declares that army viola

Daniel Toroitich Arap Moi becomes Kenya’s second president, following the death of Jomo Kenyatta on 22 August 1978.

In a referendum limited to White voters only, 52 percent of South African voters favour the establishment of a Republic.

Prof. Johannes Jacobus Smith, professor in Afrikaans at the University of Stellenbosch, is born in Tulbach, western Cape.

Thousands of people gather in Kibera, Nairobi, Africa’s biggest informal settlement, for the global celebration of World Habita

The South African Police Service (SAPS) launches a National Bureau for Missing Persons to render supportive service to investig

Gerrit Besselaar, cultural leader and Afrikaans author, arrives in Cape Town from the Netherlands and leaves for Bloemfontein t

Gerrit Besselaar, cultural leader and Afrikaans author, arrives in Cape Town from the Netherlands and leaves for Bloemfontein t

The South African Barbarians rugby team completes its controversial tour of Britain with minimal disruption but against a backg