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Pik Botha, SA ambassador in the USA, returns to South Africa and is appointed as Minister of Foreign Affairs.

… Pik Botha, SA ambassador in the USA, returns to South Africa and is appointed as Minister …

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Separate Representation of Voters Amendment Act No 30 commences, amending the 1951 Separate Representation of Voters Act to rem

… of Voters Amendment Act No 30 commences, amending the 1951 Separate Representation of Voters Act to rem …

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The British High Commissioner to South Africa, Lord Alfred Milner, proposes that educated and prosperous non-Whites should be a

… The British High Commissioner to South Africa, Lord Alfred …

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Four British tourists escape unharmed when the Moroccan hotel they are staying in is damaged in a terrorist bomb attack.

… Four British tourists escape unharmed when the Moroccan hotel they are staying in is damaged in a …

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Malawi voters stream from impoverished villages to take part in the first multiparty election in three decades. Kamuzu Banda, o

… voters stream from impoverished villages to take part in the first multiparty election in three decades. Kamuzu Banda, …

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French government announces a state of national emergency, giving it special powers to deal with the Algerian revolt and associ

… national emergency, giving it special powers to deal with the Algerian revolt and associ …

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Charlotte Makgomo Maxeke, teacher, social worker, politician and founder of the Bantu Women’s League of South Africa, dies in J

… Maxeke, teacher, social worker, politician and founder of the Bantu Women’s League of South Africa, dies in J …

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Dr Johannes Theodorus van der Kemp, controversial missionary and physician of the London Missionary Society, is born in Rotterd

… van der Kemp, controversial missionary and physician of the London Missionary Society, is born in Rotterd …

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Speaking before the Truth and Reconciliation Committee for a second time, F.W. de Klerk repeats his assertion that murder and t

… Speaking before the Truth and Reconciliation Committee for a second time, …

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Speaking before the Truth and Reconciliation Committee for a second time, F.W. de Klerk repeats his assertion that murder and t

… Speaking before the Truth and Reconciliation Committee for a second time, …

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Communist-backed Katangan gendarmes, who had been living in neighbouring Angola, have invaded the region around Kolwezi in sout

… who had been living in neighbouring Angola, have invaded the region around Kolwezi in sout …

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Soviet premier Nikita Sergeyevich Khrushchev and Egyptian premier Gamal Abdel Nasser officiate at the ceremony to blow up a san

… and Egyptian premier Gamal Abdel Nasser officiate at the ceremony to blow up a san …

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An underground gas explosion kills fifty-three miners in the Middelbult coal mine at Secunda, 100 km from Johannesburg.

… An underground gas explosion kills fifty-three miners in the Middelbult coal mine at Secunda, 100 km from Johannesburg. …

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Colonel Muammar Kadhaffi, premier of Libya, predicts the use of oil trading restrictions as a form of Arab nationalistic protec

… Colonel Muammar Kadhaffi, premier of Libya, predicts the use of oil trading restrictions as a form of Arab …

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WWI: General Louis Botha, leading the South African troops, enters undefended Windhoek, capital of German South West Africa, an

… WWI: General Louis Botha, leading the South African troops, enters undefended Windhoek, capital …

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An International Labour Organisation report says South Africans are becoming poorer each year because of the cost of maintainin

… South Africans are becoming poorer each year because of the cost of maintainin …

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Immorality Amendment Act No 21 commences, extending the 1927 Immorality Act to all Black people including Coloureds and Asians.

… Immorality Amendment Act No 21 commences, extending the 1927 Immorality Act to all Black people including …

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”De Nationale Pers” forerunner to Tafelberg Publishers is registered as a company. Six years later the name was translated into

… Publishers is registered as a company. Six years later the name was translated into …

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Police opens fire on anti-apartheid protesters in the township of Sebokeng, near Johannesburg, killing at least fourteen people

… Police opens fire on anti-apartheid protesters in the township of Sebokeng, near Johannesburg, killing at least …

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South African Indian Council Act No 31 commences. It establishes a Council consisting of 25 members appointed by the Minister o

… a Council consisting of 25 members appointed by the Minister o …

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Sheiks Mutondi Makhado, businessman and well-known leader in the area of Black economic empowerment, is born in Johannesburg. H

… Mutondi Makhado, businessman and well-known leader in the area of Black economic empowerment, is born in …

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Anglo-Boer War 2: The cattle looting expedition commanded by Gen. Bruce Hamilton, King Dinizulu and Chief Sikhobobo arrives bac

… Cloete, P.G. (2000). The Anglo-Boer War: a chronology, Pretoria: Lapa … Anglo-Boer War 2: The cattle looting expedition commanded by Gen. Bruce …

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Dr. C.P. Mulder, speaking for the National Conservative Party (NCP) discloses that his party has reached an understanding with

… Dr. C.P. Mulder, speaking for the National Conservative Party (NCP) discloses that his …

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World TB Day, instituted to build public awareness that tuberculosis today remains an epidemic in much of the world.

… that tuberculosis today remains an epidemic in much of the world. …

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The first wave of a US military task force moves cautiously into central Africa, preparing for a possible evacuation of America

… The first wave of a US military task force moves cautiously …

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South Africa is banned from competing in the Davis Cup, as a result of South Africa’s apartheid stand in sport.

… South Africa is banned from competing in the Davis Cup, as a result of South Africa’s apartheid stand …

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South African mercenaries, hired by the Papua New Guinea government to help crush a separatist rebellion, arrive back in South

… South African mercenaries, hired by the Papua New Guinea government to help crush a separatist …

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President Vorster, in a lengthy statement, challenges Dr. Rhoodie to release any document which may implicate him in the Inform

… Rhoodie to release any document which may implicate him in the Inform …

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Eleven people are killed at Donnybrook, Kwazulu-Natal only hours after President Mandela visits the province. All those killed

… Coleman, M. (ed)(1998). A Crime Against Humanity: analysing the repression of the apartheid state, Johannesburg: Human Rights Committee, p. … Kwazulu-Natal only hours after President Mandela visits the province. All those killed …

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At least seventeen people are killed in Langa, a Black township near Port Elizabeth, during a commemoration of the twenty-fifth

… township near Port Elizabeth, during a commemoration of the twenty-fifth …

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Pik Botha, SA ambassador in the USA, returns to South Africa and is appointed as Minister of Foreign Affairs.

Separate Representation of Voters Amendment Act No 30 commences, amending the 1951 Separate Representation of Voters Act to rem

The British High Commissioner to South Africa, Lord Alfred Milner, proposes that educated and prosperous non-Whites should be a

Four British tourists escape unharmed when the Moroccan hotel they are staying in is damaged in a terrorist bomb attack.

Malawi voters stream from impoverished villages to take part in the first multiparty election in three decades. Kamuzu Banda, o

French government announces a state of national emergency, giving it special powers to deal with the Algerian revolt and associ

Charlotte Makgomo Maxeke, teacher, social worker, politician and founder of the Bantu Women’s League of South Africa, dies in J

Dr Johannes Theodorus van der Kemp, controversial missionary and physician of the London Missionary Society, is born in Rotterd

Speaking before the Truth and Reconciliation Committee for a second time, F.W. de Klerk repeats his assertion that murder and t

Speaking before the Truth and Reconciliation Committee for a second time, F.W. de Klerk repeats his assertion that murder and t

Communist-backed Katangan gendarmes, who had been living in neighbouring Angola, have invaded the region around Kolwezi in sout

Soviet premier Nikita Sergeyevich Khrushchev and Egyptian premier Gamal Abdel Nasser officiate at the ceremony to blow up a san

An underground gas explosion kills fifty-three miners in the Middelbult coal mine at Secunda, 100 km from Johannesburg.

Colonel Muammar Kadhaffi, premier of Libya, predicts the use of oil trading restrictions as a form of Arab nationalistic protec

WWI: General Louis Botha, leading the South African troops, enters undefended Windhoek, capital of German South West Africa, an

An International Labour Organisation report says South Africans are becoming poorer each year because of the cost of maintainin

Immorality Amendment Act No 21 commences, extending the 1927 Immorality Act to all Black people including Coloureds and Asians.

”De Nationale Pers” forerunner to Tafelberg Publishers is registered as a company. Six years later the name was translated into

Police opens fire on anti-apartheid protesters in the township of Sebokeng, near Johannesburg, killing at least fourteen people

South African Indian Council Act No 31 commences. It establishes a Council consisting of 25 members appointed by the Minister o

Sheiks Mutondi Makhado, businessman and well-known leader in the area of Black economic empowerment, is born in Johannesburg. H

Anglo-Boer War 2: The cattle looting expedition commanded by Gen. Bruce Hamilton, King Dinizulu and Chief Sikhobobo arrives bac

Dr. C.P. Mulder, speaking for the National Conservative Party (NCP) discloses that his party has reached an understanding with

World TB Day, instituted to build public awareness that tuberculosis today remains an epidemic in much of the world.

The first wave of a US military task force moves cautiously into central Africa, preparing for a possible evacuation of America

South Africa is banned from competing in the Davis Cup, as a result of South Africa’s apartheid stand in sport.

South African mercenaries, hired by the Papua New Guinea government to help crush a separatist rebellion, arrive back in South

President Vorster, in a lengthy statement, challenges Dr. Rhoodie to release any document which may implicate him in the Inform

Eleven people are killed at Donnybrook, Kwazulu-Natal only hours after President Mandela visits the province. All those killed

At least seventeen people are killed in Langa, a Black township near Port Elizabeth, during a commemoration of the twenty-fifth