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Dangerous Weapons Act No 71, prohibiting the possession of weapons, which could cause bodily injury if used in an assault, comm

… Dangerous Weapons Act No 71, prohibiting the possession of weapons, which could cause bodily injury if …

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A Cape Passive Resistance Council is formed at a mass meeting in Cape Town attended by 1 500 people. Among the first to volunte

… mass meeting in Cape Town attended by 1 500 people. Among the first to volunte …

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Anglo-Boer War 2: Gen. Redvers Buller is dismissed as officer in command of the British forces, probably because of his defeat

… Gen. Redvers Buller is dismissed as officer in command of the British forces, probably because of his defeat …

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Veteran French war journalist Jean Helene is shot dead in cold blood in Abidjan in the Ivory Coast by a police officer.

… Jean Helene is shot dead in cold blood in Abidjan in the Ivory Coast by a police officer. …

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Eight American and British officers land from a submarine on an Algerian beach to take measure of Vichy French to the Operation

… on an Algerian beach to take measure of Vichy French to the Operation …

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News 24 reports that following the departure of Nobel laureate JM Coetzee to Australia, authors such as Andre P Brink, Rian Mal

… News 24 reports that following the departure of Nobel laureate JM Coetzee to Australia, …

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News 24 reports that following the departure of Nobel laureate JM Coetzee to Australia, authors such as Andre P Brink, Rian Mal

… News 24 reports that following the departure of Nobel laureate JM Coetzee to Australia, …

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Mohammed Valli Moosa, Murphy Morobe and Vusi Khanyile end their 37-day sit-in at the American Consulate-General in Johannesburg

… Murphy Morobe and Vusi Khanyile end their 37-day sit-in at the American Consulate-General in Johannesburg …

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New electoral divisions are defined and plans are open for inspection. 160 electoral divisions are provided for the House of As

… for inspection. 160 electoral divisions are provided for the House of As …

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Cattle-herd David Jansz is murdered at the Cape by a group of Strandlopers (a Khoi-Khoi tribe), led by interpreter Herry who t

… Cattle-herd David Jansz is murdered at the Cape by a group of Strandlopers (a Khoi-Khoi tribe), led …

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Internal Security Amendment Act No 22, prohibiting any meeting of more than twenty persons to be held without the permission of

… any meeting of more than twenty persons to be held without the permission of …

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James John Hadebe, anti-apartheid activist and later representative of the ANC in Cairo and East Africa, is born in Frankfort,

… anti-apartheid activist and later representative of the ANC in Cairo and East Africa, is born in Frankfort, …

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Steve Strydom, former chairman of the Free State rugby union and well-known SA rugby referee, dies of cancer in Bloemfontein.

… Steve Strydom, former chairman of the Free State rugby union and well-known SA rugby referee, …

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About 10 000 taxi operators march to the Union Buildings, in Pretoria to hand over a memorandum of their grievances and members

… About 10 000 taxi operators march to the Union Buildings, in Pretoria to hand over a memorandum of …

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As the United Nations Security Council debate on South Africa opens in New York, a major diplomatic effort begins to deal with

… As the United Nations Security Council debate on South Africa …

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SA President Thabo Mbeki is publicly opposed to the provision of AIDS drugs in South Africa, arguing that they are dangerously

… SA President Thabo Mbeki is publicly opposed to the provision of AIDS drugs in South Africa, arguing that …

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US jet fighters force an Egyptian airliner carrying hijackers of cruise ship Achille Lauro to land in Italy, where the hijacker

… of cruise ship Achille Lauro to land in Italy, where the hijacker …

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Anglo-Boer War 2: In a letter to King Bhunu of Swaziland, Commander-General Piet Joubert grants the king full powers, thus virt

… Cloete, P.G. (2000). The Anglo-Boer War: a chronology, Pretoria: Lapa. … Bhunu of Swaziland, Commander-General Piet Joubert grants the king full powers, thus virt …

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Fifty-two taxis are destroyed by fire at Inyanga taxi rank on the Cape Flats. A case of arson is being investigated.

… taxis are destroyed by fire at Inyanga taxi rank on the Cape Flats. A case of arson is being investigated. …

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Thousands of frightened Israeli tourists are rushing back home after twenty-six people were killed in the attacks on a hotel in

… rushing back home after twenty-six people were killed in the attacks on a hotel in …

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Thousands of frightened Israeli tourists are rushing back home after twenty-six people were killed in the attacks on a hotel in

… rushing back home after twenty-six people were killed in the attacks on a hotel in …

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A meeting is held between Prime Minister John Vorster and eight ‘homeland’ leaders to discuss the unrest, which has left at lea

… John Vorster and eight ‘homeland’ leaders to discuss the unrest, which has left at lea …

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At least one-fifth of South Africa’s military is infected with the virus that causes AIDS, and Defence Minister Mosiuoa Lekota

… one-fifth of South Africa’s military is infected with the virus that causes AIDS, and Defence Minister Mosiuoa …

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Habib Mohamed (A.M.) Rajab, trader who possessed the biggest collection of oriental art in SA, and remembered for his role in p

… Habib Mohamed (A.M.) Rajab, trader who possessed the biggest collection of oriental art in SA, and remembered …

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South Africa fails to meet an ultimatum by the International Olympic Committee to comply with its demand to renounce racial dis

… South Africa fails to meet an ultimatum by the International Olympic Committee to comply with its demand …

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It is announced that President F.W. de Klerk and African National Congress leader Nelson Mandela are awarded the Nobel Peace Pr

… National Congress leader Nelson Mandela are awarded the Nobel Peace Pr …

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Jabulani Albert Ntuli, SA artist and illustrator of the Bantubibel in 1977, with Laduma Madela, is born in Eshowe district, Nat

… Sack: The Neglected Tradition, p. 122 … Jabulani Albert Ntuli, SA artist and illustrator of the Bantubibel in 1977, with Laduma Madela, is born in Eshowe …

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Prince Harry, third in line to the British throne and known for his late-night parties, celebrates girlfriend Chelsy Davy’s 21s

… Prince Harry, third in line to the British throne and known for his late-night parties, …

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William Rowntree is nominated as the new American ambassador to South Africa to replace J.C. Salterwaite, due to leave South Af

… William Rowntree is nominated as the new American ambassador to South Africa to replace J.C. …

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SA signs agreement with Portugal (for Angola and Mozambique) with regard to rivers of mutual interest and the Kunene River Sche

… Mozambique) with regard to rivers of mutual interest and the Kunene River Sche …

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Dangerous Weapons Act No 71, prohibiting the possession of weapons, which could cause bodily injury if used in an assault, comm

A Cape Passive Resistance Council is formed at a mass meeting in Cape Town attended by 1 500 people. Among the first to volunte

Anglo-Boer War 2: Gen. Redvers Buller is dismissed as officer in command of the British forces, probably because of his defeat

Veteran French war journalist Jean Helene is shot dead in cold blood in Abidjan in the Ivory Coast by a police officer.

Eight American and British officers land from a submarine on an Algerian beach to take measure of Vichy French to the Operation

News 24 reports that following the departure of Nobel laureate JM Coetzee to Australia, authors such as Andre P Brink, Rian Mal

News 24 reports that following the departure of Nobel laureate JM Coetzee to Australia, authors such as Andre P Brink, Rian Mal

Mohammed Valli Moosa, Murphy Morobe and Vusi Khanyile end their 37-day sit-in at the American Consulate-General in Johannesburg

New electoral divisions are defined and plans are open for inspection. 160 electoral divisions are provided for the House of As

Cattle-herd David Jansz is murdered at the Cape by a group of Strandlopers (a Khoi-Khoi tribe), led by interpreter Herry who t

Internal Security Amendment Act No 22, prohibiting any meeting of more than twenty persons to be held without the permission of

James John Hadebe, anti-apartheid activist and later representative of the ANC in Cairo and East Africa, is born in Frankfort,

Steve Strydom, former chairman of the Free State rugby union and well-known SA rugby referee, dies of cancer in Bloemfontein.

About 10 000 taxi operators march to the Union Buildings, in Pretoria to hand over a memorandum of their grievances and members

As the United Nations Security Council debate on South Africa opens in New York, a major diplomatic effort begins to deal with

SA President Thabo Mbeki is publicly opposed to the provision of AIDS drugs in South Africa, arguing that they are dangerously

US jet fighters force an Egyptian airliner carrying hijackers of cruise ship Achille Lauro to land in Italy, where the hijacker

Anglo-Boer War 2: In a letter to King Bhunu of Swaziland, Commander-General Piet Joubert grants the king full powers, thus virt

Fifty-two taxis are destroyed by fire at Inyanga taxi rank on the Cape Flats. A case of arson is being investigated.

Thousands of frightened Israeli tourists are rushing back home after twenty-six people were killed in the attacks on a hotel in

Thousands of frightened Israeli tourists are rushing back home after twenty-six people were killed in the attacks on a hotel in

A meeting is held between Prime Minister John Vorster and eight ‘homeland’ leaders to discuss the unrest, which has left at lea

At least one-fifth of South Africa’s military is infected with the virus that causes AIDS, and Defence Minister Mosiuoa Lekota

Habib Mohamed (A.M.) Rajab, trader who possessed the biggest collection of oriental art in SA, and remembered for his role in p

South Africa fails to meet an ultimatum by the International Olympic Committee to comply with its demand to renounce racial dis

It is announced that President F.W. de Klerk and African National Congress leader Nelson Mandela are awarded the Nobel Peace Pr

Jabulani Albert Ntuli, SA artist and illustrator of the Bantubibel in 1977, with Laduma Madela, is born in Eshowe district, Nat

Prince Harry, third in line to the British throne and known for his late-night parties, celebrates girlfriend Chelsy Davy’s 21s

William Rowntree is nominated as the new American ambassador to South Africa to replace J.C. Salterwaite, due to leave South Af

SA signs agreement with Portugal (for Angola and Mozambique) with regard to rivers of mutual interest and the Kunene River Sche