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Commission of Inquiry into the riots at Soweto and other places in South Africa held on 2 November 1976, Volume 45

Commission of Inquiry into the riots at Soweto and other places in South Africa held on 2 November 1976, Volume 45

Commission of Inquiry into the riots at Soweto and other places in South Africa held on 3 March 1977, Volume 124

Commission of Inquiry into the riots at Soweto and other places in South Africa held on 3 March 1977, Volume 124

Commission of Inquiry into the riots at Soweto and other places in South Africa held on 7 February 1977, Volume 100

Commission of Inquiry into the riots at Soweto and other places in South Africa held on 7 February 1977, Volume 100

Commission of Inquiry into the riots at Soweto and other places in South Africa held on 1 March 1977, Volume 122

Commission of Inquiry into the riots at Soweto and other places in South Africa held on 1 March 1977, Volume 122

Commission of Inquiry into the riots at Soweto and other places in South Africa held on 7 October 1976, Volume 24

Commission of Inquiry into the riots at Soweto and other places in South Africa held on 7 October 1976, Volume 24

Commission of Inquiry into the riots at Soweto and other places in South Africa held on 8 February 1977, Volume 101

Commission of Inquiry into the riots at Soweto and other places in South Africa held on 8 February 1977, Volume 101

Twin Towers burning

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Thousands are killed after terrorists crashed hijacked airliners into the World Trade Centre in New York and the Pentagon in Washington

Steve Biko, photographer: unknown

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The Pretoria Supreme Court orders for an inquiry into the doctors' treatment of Steve Biko at the time of his death

Commission of Inquiry into the South African Council of Churches held at Pretoria on 9 March 1983, Volume 43 and Volume 44

Commission of Inquiry into the South African Council of Churches held at Pretoria on 9 March 1983, Volume 43 and Volume 44

Commission of Inquiry into the South African Council of Churches held at Pretoria on 9 March 1983, Volume 41 and Volume 42

Commission of Inquiry into the South African Council of Churches held at Pretoria on 9 March 1983, Volume 41 and Volume 42

One-fifth of SA’s military infected with HIV virus, so HIV positive people are no longer accepted into their ranks

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One-fifth of SA’s military infected with HIV virus, so HIV positive people are no longer accepted into their ranks

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The government introduces the Extension of Political Participation Bill, empowering the government to divide the country into a

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The General Assembly requests the Secretary-General to conduct an investigation into reports concerning a nuclear explosion by

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Thirty-four passengers and four crewmembers die when a Spanish plane crashes into a hill on the Moroccan coast.

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Dutch authorities launch an informal &quot;fact-finding&quot; inquiry into the anti-apartheid activities of Klaas de Jonge.

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The South African government begins removing 45 000 Bakalobeng tribesmen from a Transvaal area into the Bophuthatswana homeland

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Dr Leander Starr Jameson announces the proposed colonial commission of inquiry into martial law in Cape Town.

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A Pilate aeroplane crashes into a mountain close to Nairobi, Kenya. Nine South Africans, including the aviation photographer He

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In a referendum organised by King William’s Town municipality, the voting is overwhelmingly against incorporation into the Cisk

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The German battleship &quot;Habicht&quot; lands at Swakopmund, bringing fresh German troops who proceed into the interior under

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Joyce Modimoeng is killed and her husband, David (MAWU member) injured, by a bomb thrown into their house.

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The ANC in exile in Lusaka calls on its supporters to take the struggle into White areas.

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Mozambique parliament approves a new constitution turning the country into a multi-party democracy after fifteen years of one-p

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The Afrikaner Volksfront transforms itself into an umbrella body for thirty organisations striving for Afrikaner self-determina

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Fighting between Inkatha and the United Democratic Front supporters spills into central Pietermaritzburg when the Cosatu office

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Rebels begin an offensive in Eritrea, Ethiopia. Ethiopia’s military government orders bombers, armoured units and troops into o

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The University of Port Elizabeth comes into being with the adoption of Act 1 of 1964 by Parliament.

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Former Defence Minister Magnus Malan takes full responsibility for secret apartheid raids into neighbouring countries but says

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Rhodesia’s first Black cabinet ministers are sworn into office. (2004). Today in History, Pretoria News, 23 April.

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Rhodesia’s first Black cabinet ministers are sworn into office. (2004). Today in History, Pretoria News, 23 April.