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Heavy fighting rages in Brazzaville, Republic of Congo, between forces of the president and those of a former military ruler.

… rages in Brazzaville, Republic of Congo, between forces of the president and those of a former military ruler. …

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SADF soldiers surround the Thaba-Juluba high school in Soweto and arrest 200 students during a clampdown on school boycotts.

… SADF soldiers surround the Thaba-Juluba high school in Soweto and arrest 200 …

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In the German village of Herrnhut, religious reformer Count Nicolaus von Zinzendorf, aged 27, organises a group of Bohemian Pro

… In the German village of Herrnhut, religious reformer Count …

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Under the Suppression of Communism Amendment Bill tabled in Parliament, any attorney or advocate who has committed an offence u

… Under the Suppression of Communism Amendment Bill tabled in …

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Tiyo Soga, missionary and first ordained Black minister who published a Xhosa translation of the first part of Bunyan’s Pilgrim

… Black minister who published a Xhosa translation of the first part of Bunyan’s Pilgrim …

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Roman Catholic Archbishop Emmanuel Milingo of Zambia, who in May married Maria Sung in a ceremony performed by the Unification

… who in May married Maria Sung in a ceremony performed by the Unification …

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The Hospital and Lunatic Asylum, first civilian hospital in Cape Town, erected by physician Samuel Silverthorne Bailey, is open

… The Hospital and Lunatic Asylum, first civilian hospital in …

Testimony of Saul Msane, Sprinkhaan, and Jonas Mapope before the Eastern Transvaal Natives Land Committee, October 23, 1917 [Extracts]

… of Saul Msane, Sprinkhaan, and Jonas Mapope before the Eastern Transvaal Natives Land Committee, October 23, …

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Gabriel A. Odé, official historian of the ZAR, is dismissed after differences of opinion between him and Drs Leyds, Mans

… Gabriel A. Odé, official historian of the ZAR, is dismissed after differences of opinion between …

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Chief Malaboch (Mmalebôho, Mmalebôxo), chief of the Xananwa people, surrenders to Comdt-Gen. Piet Joubert after a siege of mo

… Chief Malaboch (Mmalebôho, Mmalebôxo), chief of the Xananwa people, surrenders to Comdt-Gen. Piet Joubert …

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’Rekord’ announces that Robert Liefeldt, men’s gymnastics coach and seasoned judge of the All Africa Games and Commonwealth Gam

… Liefeldt, men’s gymnastics coach and seasoned judge of the All Africa Games and Commonwealth Gam …

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The minister of Education and Development, Dr Gerrit Viljoen, states in Parliament that action was being taken against schools

… The minister of Education and Development, Dr Gerrit Viljoen, …

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The Young Commission, charged with investigating possible outlets or areas abroad to which South African Indians can be relocat

… The Young Commission, charged with investigating possible …

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WWI: Austria-Hungary declares war on Serbia a month after the murder on Archduke Ferdinand in Sarajevo. World War I starts.

… WWI: Austria-Hungary declares war on Serbia a month after the murder on Archduke Ferdinand in Sarajevo. World War I …

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Sixty-seven of the sixty-nine suspected mercenaries plead guilty to lesser charges of violating Zimbabwe’s immigration and civi

… (2005). The financier, the plotter and the mercenary, The Star, 14 January, p. 13. … Sixty-seven of the sixty-nine suspected mercenaries plead guilty to lesser …

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Albert Zafy, the top opposition leader in Madagascar is arrested and thousands of his supporters protest in a central square.

… Albert Zafy, the top opposition leader in Madagascar is arrested and …

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After four years of intermittent tension, Britain breaks off diplomatic relations with Uganda, the first time in thirty years t

… Britain breaks off diplomatic relations with Uganda, the first time in thirty years t …

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Prime Minister Vorster completes a tour of African homelands in the Northern Transvaal during which he hold talks with leaders

… Minister Vorster completes a tour of African homelands in the Northern Transvaal during which he hold talks with leaders …

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Susanna Catharina Smit, wife of Erasmus Smit and Gerrit Maritz’s sister, who rendered valuable service in teaching the children

… Maritz’s sister, who rendered valuable service in teaching the children …

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South Africa’s first atomic reactor, Safari I, is opened by the Prime Minister at Pelindaba near Pretoria. Nuclear power will b

… South Africa’s first atomic reactor, Safari I, is opened by the Prime Minister at Pelindaba near Pretoria. Nuclear power …

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Friedrich Engels, German political philosopher who wrote The Communist Manifesto (well-known in SA) with Karl Marx, dies in L

… Friedrich Engels, German political philosopher who wrote The Communist Manifesto (well-known in SA) with Karl Marx, …

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The Defence Amendment Act comes into force, under which every young White male will be liable for military service.

… The Defence Amendment Act comes into force, under which every …

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Dr Willem Johannes Leyds, the ZAR special diplomatic representative in Europe, warns his government not to expect any assistanc

… Cloete: The Anglo-Boer War: a chronology … Dr Willem Johannes Leyds, the ZAR special diplomatic representative in Europe, warns …

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USSR’s Mikhail Gorbachev says the collapse of apartheid is inevitable and calls for a settlement that would benefit all races.

… USSR’s Mikhail Gorbachev says the collapse of apartheid is inevitable and calls for a …

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An Italian, Commander Piazza, is the world’s first pilot to fly a military mission he flies reconnaissance missions over Tripol

… An Italian, Commander Piazza, is the world’s first pilot to fly a military mission he flies …

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At least twelve people are killed in rebel attacks on a police station, airport and the Namibian Broadcasting Corporation (NBC)

… killed in rebel attacks on a police station, airport and the Namibian Broadcasting Corporation (NBC) …

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The ANC strongly denies Holomisa’s charge of accepting payments from Sol Kerzner, made by Bantu Holomisa in May 1996.

… The ANC strongly denies Holomisa’s charge of accepting …

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Deputy President F.W. de Klerk issues a statement that he does not intend to leave the Government of National Unity.

… Klerk issues a statement that he does not intend to leave the Government of National Unity. …

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A strike by Black municipal workers in Johannesburg ends when police supervise the removal of over 1,000 dismissed men.

… workers in Johannesburg ends when police supervise the removal of over 1,000 dismissed men. …

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The Scorpions arrest John Pappie Mokoena, mayor of Mangaung, his wife Granny and city manager Mojalefa Laplole, chief operating

… The Scorpions arrest John Pappie Mokoena, mayor of Mangaung, …

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Heavy fighting rages in Brazzaville, Republic of Congo, between forces of the president and those of a former military ruler.

SADF soldiers surround the Thaba-Juluba high school in Soweto and arrest 200 students during a clampdown on school boycotts.

In the German village of Herrnhut, religious reformer Count Nicolaus von Zinzendorf, aged 27, organises a group of Bohemian Pro

Under the Suppression of Communism Amendment Bill tabled in Parliament, any attorney or advocate who has committed an offence u

Tiyo Soga, missionary and first ordained Black minister who published a Xhosa translation of the first part of Bunyan’s Pilgrim

Roman Catholic Archbishop Emmanuel Milingo of Zambia, who in May married Maria Sung in a ceremony performed by the Unification

The Hospital and Lunatic Asylum, first civilian hospital in Cape Town, erected by physician Samuel Silverthorne Bailey, is open

Testimony of Saul Msane, Sprinkhaan, and Jonas Mapope before the Eastern Transvaal Natives Land Committee, October 23, 1917 [Extracts]

Gabriel A. Odé, official historian of the ZAR, is dismissed after differences of opinion between him and Drs Leyds, Mans

Chief Malaboch (Mmalebôho, Mmalebôxo), chief of the Xananwa people, surrenders to Comdt-Gen. Piet Joubert after a siege of mo

’Rekord’ announces that Robert Liefeldt, men’s gymnastics coach and seasoned judge of the All Africa Games and Commonwealth Gam

The minister of Education and Development, Dr Gerrit Viljoen, states in Parliament that action was being taken against schools

The Young Commission, charged with investigating possible outlets or areas abroad to which South African Indians can be relocat

WWI: Austria-Hungary declares war on Serbia a month after the murder on Archduke Ferdinand in Sarajevo. World War I starts.

Sixty-seven of the sixty-nine suspected mercenaries plead guilty to lesser charges of violating Zimbabwe’s immigration and civi

Albert Zafy, the top opposition leader in Madagascar is arrested and thousands of his supporters protest in a central square.

After four years of intermittent tension, Britain breaks off diplomatic relations with Uganda, the first time in thirty years t

Prime Minister Vorster completes a tour of African homelands in the Northern Transvaal during which he hold talks with leaders

Susanna Catharina Smit, wife of Erasmus Smit and Gerrit Maritz’s sister, who rendered valuable service in teaching the children

South Africa’s first atomic reactor, Safari I, is opened by the Prime Minister at Pelindaba near Pretoria. Nuclear power will b

Friedrich Engels, German political philosopher who wrote The Communist Manifesto (well-known in SA) with Karl Marx, dies in L

The Defence Amendment Act comes into force, under which every young White male will be liable for military service.

Dr Willem Johannes Leyds, the ZAR special diplomatic representative in Europe, warns his government not to expect any assistanc

USSR’s Mikhail Gorbachev says the collapse of apartheid is inevitable and calls for a settlement that would benefit all races.

An Italian, Commander Piazza, is the world’s first pilot to fly a military mission he flies reconnaissance missions over Tripol

At least twelve people are killed in rebel attacks on a police station, airport and the Namibian Broadcasting Corporation (NBC)

The ANC strongly denies Holomisa’s charge of accepting payments from Sol Kerzner, made by Bantu Holomisa in May 1996.

Deputy President F.W. de Klerk issues a statement that he does not intend to leave the Government of National Unity.

A strike by Black municipal workers in Johannesburg ends when police supervise the removal of over 1,000 dismissed men.

The Scorpions arrest John Pappie Mokoena, mayor of Mangaung, his wife Granny and city manager Mojalefa Laplole, chief operating