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Angolan government troops break into Unita rebel-held highlands in an attempt to open a supply corridor to the embattled city o

… highlands in an attempt to open a supply corridor to the embattled city o …

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The South African Indian Congress (SAIC) Conference decides to prepare to resist. It also decides to send delegations to India,

… The South African Indian Congress (SAIC) Conference decides …

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A spokesman for the Lutheran World Federation, meeting in emergency session in Geneva, says there are now twenty-one people det

… A spokesman for the Lutheran World Federation, meeting in emergency session …

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British troops under Lord Chelmsford pitch their camp on the slopes of Isandhlawana, where Zulu warriors attack them two days l

… British troops under Lord Chelmsford pitch their camp on the slopes of Isandhlawana, where Zulu warriors attack them …

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Percy Qoboza, well-known anti-apartheid journalist and editor of The World newspaper, dies in Johannesburg on his fiftieth birt

… Qoboza, well-known anti-apartheid journalist and editor of The World newspaper, dies in Johannesburg on his fiftieth birt …

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In Salisbury, Southern Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe), eight ANC members are executed after being convicted on the charge of urban ter

… eight ANC members are executed after being convicted on the charge of urban ter …

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Patrice Lumumba, first and only elected Prime Minister of Congo, is murdered. The killing of Lumumba remained a secret for year

… and only elected Prime Minister of Congo, is murdered. The killing of Lumumba remained a secret for year …

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In the Durban Supreme Court Judge Hilary Squires finds Schabir Shaik guilty on all three charges, namely, bribing Deputy Presid

… In the Durban Supreme Court Judge Hilary Squires finds Schabir …

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ANC Deputy President Mr. Nelson Mandela and State President F.W. de Klerk hold discussions in Pretoria on the progress, which h

… President F.W. de Klerk hold discussions in Pretoria on the progress, which h …

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Under an amendment to the Suppression of Communism Act, approved without objection, it ceases to be automatically an offence to

… Under an amendment to the Suppression of Communism Act, approved without objection, …

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Guy Tachard, a French astronomer who set up an observatory in die Company Gardens in the Cape, makes his first observations.

… who set up an observatory in die Company Gardens in the Cape, makes his first observations. …

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Foreign Minister ‘Pik’ Botha meets Lesotho’s Minister of Foreign Affairs. They agree on the need to curb cross-border guerrilla

… meets Lesotho’s Minister of Foreign Affairs. They agree on the need to curb cross-border guerrilla …

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The British government, in a change of policy, opens its doors to consultations with ANC leaders on a solution for South Africa

… The British government, in a change of policy, opens its …

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The Centre for Disease Control and Prevention reports that five gay men in California are suffering from a rare pneumonia found

… The Centre for Disease Control and Prevention reports that …

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David Nthubu Koloane, SA artist, is born in Alexandra, Johannesburg. He received his art training at the Bill Ainslie Studi

… Sack, S. (1988). The Neglected Tradition, Johannesburg: Johannesburg Art … Alexandra, Johannesburg. He received his art training at the Bill Ainslie Studi …

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Britain, France, and the United States use their UN Security Council veto to stop a proposed arms embargo against South Africa.

… Britain, France, and the United States use their UN Security Council veto to stop …

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Walter Sisulu, together with a number of listed persons and members of the ANC, attend a secret meeting where plans are discuss

… together with a number of listed persons and members of the ANC, attend a secret meeting where plans are discuss …

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Phanuel Molaudzi, Rose Kota and Darkmore Tshabalala, members of the ANC and SACP, are gunned down on a train in Soweto.

… Coleman, M. (ed)(1998). A Crime Against Humanity: analysing the repression of the apartheid state, Johannesburg: Human Rights Committee, p. … Molaudzi, Rose Kota and Darkmore Tshabalala, members of the ANC and SACP, are gunned down on a train in Soweto. …

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Pixley Seme (also called Pixley ka Isaka Seme), politician and co-founder of the African National Congress, dies in Johannesbur

… called Pixley ka Isaka Seme), politician and co-founder of the African National Congress, dies in Johannesbur …

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ANC leader Nelson Mandela says in Geneva, Switzerland, that SA’s Black population is prepared to suffer the consequences of san

… that SA’s Black population is prepared to suffer the consequences of san …

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More than one million Black South African workers, following a call by South Africa’s two biggest trade unions, the Congress of

… a call by South Africa’s two biggest trade unions, the Congress of …

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Anglo-Boer War 2: Gen. French relieves Kimberley after a siege of 123 days. The town has suffered only 134 casualties among a

… Cloete, P.G. (2000). The Anglo-Boer War: a chronology, Pretoria: Lapa. … Gen. French relieves Kimberley after a siege of 123 days. The town has suffered only 134 casualties among a …

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Kurds occupy and take hostages at the Greek embassies in several European countries to protest Kurd leader Abdullah Ocalan’s ca

… Kurds occupy and take hostages at the Greek embassies in several European countries to protest …

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Rebel leader Laurent Kabila, after a plea from the United Nations, agrees to delay an attack on Zaire’s largest refugee camp. T

… Rebel leader Laurent Kabila, after a plea from the United Nations, agrees to delay an attack on Zaire’s …

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Dr Sibusiso Bengu, former minister of education, warns the University of Stellenbosch that it could not continue being an exclu

… Dr Sibusiso Bengu, former minister of education, warns the University of Stellenbosch that it could not continue …

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The South African Electricity Supply Commission (ESCOM) announces in Pretoria that it has decided to order two nuclear power st

… The South African Electricity Supply Commission (ESCOM) …

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After joint talks with Ian Smith of Rhodesia, the Prime Minister B.J. Vorster commits South Africa to co-operative coexistence

… After joint talks with Ian Smith of Rhodesia, the Prime Minister B.J. Vorster commits South Africa to …

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Anglo-Boer War 2: Gen. Louis Botha visits Johannesburg two days before British occupation and asks the residents not to resist

… Johannesburg two days before British occupation and asks the residents not to resist …

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WWII: North Africa. Colonel General Erwin Rommel begins his third offensive to push the British back into Egypt: Operation ‘Ven

… General Erwin Rommel begins his third offensive to push the British back into Egypt: Operation ‘Ven …

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Anglo-Boer War 2: Zulu King Dinizulu refuses British instructions to take up arms against the Boer republics. Col. Bottomley wa

… Cloete: The Anglo-Boer War: a chronology … refuses British instructions to take up arms against the Boer republics. Col. Bottomley wa …

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Angolan government troops break into Unita rebel-held highlands in an attempt to open a supply corridor to the embattled city o

The South African Indian Congress (SAIC) Conference decides to prepare to resist. It also decides to send delegations to India,

A spokesman for the Lutheran World Federation, meeting in emergency session in Geneva, says there are now twenty-one people det

British troops under Lord Chelmsford pitch their camp on the slopes of Isandhlawana, where Zulu warriors attack them two days l

Percy Qoboza, well-known anti-apartheid journalist and editor of The World newspaper, dies in Johannesburg on his fiftieth birt

In Salisbury, Southern Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe), eight ANC members are executed after being convicted on the charge of urban ter

Patrice Lumumba, first and only elected Prime Minister of Congo, is murdered. The killing of Lumumba remained a secret for year

In the Durban Supreme Court Judge Hilary Squires finds Schabir Shaik guilty on all three charges, namely, bribing Deputy Presid

ANC Deputy President Mr. Nelson Mandela and State President F.W. de Klerk hold discussions in Pretoria on the progress, which h

Under an amendment to the Suppression of Communism Act, approved without objection, it ceases to be automatically an offence to

Guy Tachard, a French astronomer who set up an observatory in die Company Gardens in the Cape, makes his first observations.

Foreign Minister ‘Pik’ Botha meets Lesotho’s Minister of Foreign Affairs. They agree on the need to curb cross-border guerrilla

The British government, in a change of policy, opens its doors to consultations with ANC leaders on a solution for South Africa

The Centre for Disease Control and Prevention reports that five gay men in California are suffering from a rare pneumonia found

David Nthubu Koloane, SA artist, is born in Alexandra, Johannesburg. He received his art training at the Bill Ainslie Studi

Britain, France, and the United States use their UN Security Council veto to stop a proposed arms embargo against South Africa.

Walter Sisulu, together with a number of listed persons and members of the ANC, attend a secret meeting where plans are discuss

Phanuel Molaudzi, Rose Kota and Darkmore Tshabalala, members of the ANC and SACP, are gunned down on a train in Soweto.

Pixley Seme (also called Pixley ka Isaka Seme), politician and co-founder of the African National Congress, dies in Johannesbur

ANC leader Nelson Mandela says in Geneva, Switzerland, that SA’s Black population is prepared to suffer the consequences of san

More than one million Black South African workers, following a call by South Africa’s two biggest trade unions, the Congress of

Anglo-Boer War 2: Gen. French relieves Kimberley after a siege of 123 days. The town has suffered only 134 casualties among a

Kurds occupy and take hostages at the Greek embassies in several European countries to protest Kurd leader Abdullah Ocalan’s ca

Rebel leader Laurent Kabila, after a plea from the United Nations, agrees to delay an attack on Zaire’s largest refugee camp. T

Dr Sibusiso Bengu, former minister of education, warns the University of Stellenbosch that it could not continue being an exclu

The South African Electricity Supply Commission (ESCOM) announces in Pretoria that it has decided to order two nuclear power st

After joint talks with Ian Smith of Rhodesia, the Prime Minister B.J. Vorster commits South Africa to co-operative coexistence

Anglo-Boer War 2: Gen. Louis Botha visits Johannesburg two days before British occupation and asks the residents not to resist

WWII: North Africa. Colonel General Erwin Rommel begins his third offensive to push the British back into Egypt: Operation ‘Ven

Anglo-Boer War 2: Zulu King Dinizulu refuses British instructions to take up arms against the Boer republics. Col. Bottomley wa