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Eleven people die and seventy-six are injured in a bomb explosion in a store in Salisbury (now Harare) the capital of Rhodesia

… Bute, E.L. & Harmer, H.J.P. (1997). The Black Handbook , London: Cassell. … in a bomb explosion in a store in Salisbury (now Harare) the capital of Rhodesia …

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Joseph Michael Solomon, architect partner of Herbert Baker, commits suicide in Cape Town. He was never to see the final com

… Baker, commits suicide in Cape Town. He was never to see the final com …

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Riots start in Durban townships and continue up to 14 August. Seventy people, police, amabutho and activists, are killed in the

… people, police, amabutho and activists, are killed in the …

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William Henry Bell, musician, composer and first director of the South African College of Music, known to his students as ‘Dadd

… Henry Bell, musician, composer and first director of the South African College of Music, known to his students as …

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Congolese rebels send President Laurent Kabila’s troops fleeing as they advance to within 200km of the capital, now deprived of

… Kabila’s troops fleeing as they advance to within 200km of the capital, now deprived of …

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Congolese rebels send President Laurent Kabila’s troops fleeing as they advance to within 200km of the capital, now deprived of

… Kabila’s troops fleeing as they advance to within 200km of the capital, now deprived of …

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Aliens and Travellers Control Act No 29, providing for the control and monitoring of aliens, and for refusal of entry, commence

… Aliens and Travellers Control Act No 29, providing for the control and monitoring of aliens, and for refusal of …

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Aliens and Travellers Control Act No 29, providing for the control and monitoring of aliens, and for refusal of entry, commence

… Aliens and Travellers Control Act No 29, providing for the control and monitoring of aliens, and for refusal of …

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Dr. Philip Blaiberg dies in South Africa, 19 months and 15 days after receiving a heart transplant, a survival record at the ti

… after receiving a heart transplant, a survival record at the ti …

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Anglo-Boer War 2 Start of the ‘first De Wet hunt’, when a two-pronged attack by Gens. Accurate Republican shelling repulses Pag

… Anglo-Boer War 2 Start of the ‘first De Wet hunt’, when a two-pronged attack by Gens. …

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Carlos the Jackal, freelance terrorist, is arrested in Sudan and flown to Paris for trial. He is eventually sentenced to life i

… Carlos the Jackal, freelance terrorist, is arrested in Sudan and …

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At least 150 Blacks die in violence in Black townships near Johannesburg, between supporters of the ANC and Inkatha Freedom Par

… Black townships near Johannesburg, between supporters of the ANC and Inkatha Freedom Par …

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Over 200 students at the University of Cape Town embark on a “sit in” to protest against government intervention that forced th

… Over 200 students at the University of Cape Town embark on a “sit in” to protest …

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President PW Botha says the 1989 elections will be scrapped and strong measures will be taken against groups having talks with

… President PW Botha says the 1989 elections will be scrapped and strong measures will …

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Martin West, first lieutenant governor of Natal after annexation by the British on 12 May 1843, dies. (Muller: 500 Years: a his

… first lieutenant governor of Natal after annexation by the British on 12 May 1843, dies. (Muller: 500 Years: a his …

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Dr Wouter Basson testifies before the Truth and Reconciliation Commission that he had to help keep Nelson Mandela alive in gaol

… Dr Wouter Basson testifies before the Truth and Reconciliation Commission that he had to help …

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Thirty residents are killed in an attack on ANC dominated Umthambeka by The Toaster gang and hostel dwellers, allegedly in coll

… Coleman, M. (ed)(1998). A Crime Against Humanity: analysing the repression of the apartheid state, Johannesburg: Human Rights Committee, p. … are killed in an attack on ANC dominated Umthambeka by The Toaster gang and hostel dwellers, allegedly in coll …

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John Hanning Speke, British discoverer, names the lake he discovers in Africa, Lake Victoria, in honour of Queen Victoria of th

… John Hanning Speke, British discoverer, names the lake he discovers in Africa, Lake Victoria, in honour of …

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Science Magazine reveals in an article that dinosaur eggs, discovered in South Africa in 1978 during road works in the Golden G

… discovered in South Africa in 1978 during road works in the Golden G …

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Ms Benedicta Lindiwe Hendricks, Minister of Minerals and Energy of the Republic of South Africa since 22 June 2005, is born.

… Lindiwe Hendricks, Minister of Minerals and Energy of the Republic of South Africa since 22 June 2005, is born. …

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The Waratah, passenger ship that disappeared mysteriously in 1909 with 211 passengers on board, leaves Durban on her way to Cap

… The Waratah, passenger ship that disappeared mysteriously in …

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Ten family members of the late Ethiopian Emperor Haile Selassie escape from house arrest in Addis Ababa and reach Sweden. There

… Ten family members of the late Ethiopian Emperor Haile Selassie escape from house …

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Queen Mother Elizabeth celebrates her 100th birthday as thousands line the roads of London to cheer her. Her popularity stems i

… Elizabeth celebrates her 100th birthday as thousands line the roads of London to cheer her. Her popularity stems i …

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Riots erupt again in Soweto and spread to other townships in South Africa. The Minister of Justice again bans public meetings u

… in Soweto and spread to other townships in South Africa. The Minister of Justice again bans public meetings u …

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Work is stopped at the Kimberley mine after forty-three years when it becomes uneconomical to operate at a depth of 1 083 m.

… Work is stopped at the Kimberley mine after forty-three years when it becomes …

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Relations between SA and the USA becomes strained by SA’s announcement that it is going to normalise full diplomatic ties with

… Relations between SA and the USA becomes strained by SA’s announcement that it is …

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Bantu Holomisa, former ruler of the Transkei, claims that President Mandela had told him that Sol Kerzner (former head of Sun I

… Bantu Holomisa, former ruler of the Transkei, claims that President Mandela had told him that …

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Anglo-Boer War 2: Lord Roberts sends his Chief of Staff, Lord Kitchener, to take overall command of the forces engaged agains

… Cloete: The Anglo-Boer War: a chronology … Chief of Staff, Lord Kitchener, to take overall command of the forces engaged agains …

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Rwandan refugees trickle into Zaire now Congo after the border is opened, to escape filthy, crowded camps where death from chol

… Rwandan refugees trickle into Zaire now Congo after the border is opened, to escape filthy, crowded camps where …

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South African swimmer Penny Heyns wins gold again in the women’s 200m breaststroke final, after setting an Olympic record in he

… South African swimmer Penny Heyns wins gold again in the women’s 200m breaststroke final, after setting an Olympic …

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Eleven people die and seventy-six are injured in a bomb explosion in a store in Salisbury (now Harare) the capital of Rhodesia

Joseph Michael Solomon, architect partner of Herbert Baker, commits suicide in Cape Town. He was never to see the final com

Riots start in Durban townships and continue up to 14 August. Seventy people, police, amabutho and activists, are killed in the

William Henry Bell, musician, composer and first director of the South African College of Music, known to his students as ‘Dadd

Congolese rebels send President Laurent Kabila’s troops fleeing as they advance to within 200km of the capital, now deprived of

Congolese rebels send President Laurent Kabila’s troops fleeing as they advance to within 200km of the capital, now deprived of

Aliens and Travellers Control Act No 29, providing for the control and monitoring of aliens, and for refusal of entry, commence

Aliens and Travellers Control Act No 29, providing for the control and monitoring of aliens, and for refusal of entry, commence

Dr. Philip Blaiberg dies in South Africa, 19 months and 15 days after receiving a heart transplant, a survival record at the ti

Anglo-Boer War 2 Start of the ‘first De Wet hunt’, when a two-pronged attack by Gens. Accurate Republican shelling repulses Pag

Carlos the Jackal, freelance terrorist, is arrested in Sudan and flown to Paris for trial. He is eventually sentenced to life i

At least 150 Blacks die in violence in Black townships near Johannesburg, between supporters of the ANC and Inkatha Freedom Par

Over 200 students at the University of Cape Town embark on a “sit in” to protest against government intervention that forced th

President PW Botha says the 1989 elections will be scrapped and strong measures will be taken against groups having talks with

Martin West, first lieutenant governor of Natal after annexation by the British on 12 May 1843, dies. (Muller: 500 Years: a his

Dr Wouter Basson testifies before the Truth and Reconciliation Commission that he had to help keep Nelson Mandela alive in gaol

Thirty residents are killed in an attack on ANC dominated Umthambeka by The Toaster gang and hostel dwellers, allegedly in coll

John Hanning Speke, British discoverer, names the lake he discovers in Africa, Lake Victoria, in honour of Queen Victoria of th

Science Magazine reveals in an article that dinosaur eggs, discovered in South Africa in 1978 during road works in the Golden G

Ms Benedicta Lindiwe Hendricks, Minister of Minerals and Energy of the Republic of South Africa since 22 June 2005, is born.

The Waratah, passenger ship that disappeared mysteriously in 1909 with 211 passengers on board, leaves Durban on her way to Cap

Ten family members of the late Ethiopian Emperor Haile Selassie escape from house arrest in Addis Ababa and reach Sweden. There

Queen Mother Elizabeth celebrates her 100th birthday as thousands line the roads of London to cheer her. Her popularity stems i

Riots erupt again in Soweto and spread to other townships in South Africa. The Minister of Justice again bans public meetings u

Work is stopped at the Kimberley mine after forty-three years when it becomes uneconomical to operate at a depth of 1 083 m.

Relations between SA and the USA becomes strained by SA’s announcement that it is going to normalise full diplomatic ties with

Bantu Holomisa, former ruler of the Transkei, claims that President Mandela had told him that Sol Kerzner (former head of Sun I

Anglo-Boer War 2: Lord Roberts sends his Chief of Staff, Lord Kitchener, to take overall command of the forces engaged agains

Rwandan refugees trickle into Zaire now Congo after the border is opened, to escape filthy, crowded camps where death from chol

South African swimmer Penny Heyns wins gold again in the women’s 200m breaststroke final, after setting an Olympic record in he