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Two life sentences plus sixty-three years in prison are inflicted on Ferdi Barnard, former member of the CCB (Civil Cooperation

… in prison are inflicted on Ferdi Barnard, former member of the CCB (Civil Cooperation …

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A senior ANC member, P. Nyaose and his wife, are killed by a car bomb in Swaziland. Alfred Nzo, the ANC Secretary-General, blam

… wife, are killed by a car bomb in Swaziland. Alfred Nzo, the ANC Secretary-General, blam …

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Dr G.M. Naicker, President of Natal Indian Congress (NIC), warns that any Indian who accepts membership in the Land Tenure Advi

… (NIC), warns that any Indian who accepts membership in the Land Tenure Advi …

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The Six Day War between Israel and its neighbouring countries Egypt, Jordan and Syria breaks out with Israel launching air stri

… The Six Day War between Israel and its neighbouring countries …

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Dr. Renfrew Christie, an academic and former student leader at the University of Cape Town, is sentenced to ten years imprisonm

… Renfrew Christie, an academic and former student leader at the University of Cape Town, is sentenced to ten years …

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Sir Henry Binns (61), sugar cane farmer, founder of the Umhlanga Valley Sugar Estate Company and Natal politician, dies in Piet

… Sir Henry Binns (61), sugar cane farmer, founder of the Umhlanga Valley Sugar Estate Company and Natal …

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Bartolomeu Dias erects the second padrão, that of St. Philip, at Cape Maclear, west of Cape Point, on his return journey. v.

… Bartolomeu Dias erects the second padrão, that of St. Philip, at Cape Maclear, west …

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Last day of Cornelis van Qualbergen as commander at the Cape, a position that he has held since 1666. Jacob Borghorst succe

… Last day of Cornelis van Qualbergen as commander at the Cape, a position that he has held since 1666. Jacob …

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A joint statement is issued, agreed to by Dr. Verwoerd, Victorio Carpio, Dr. de Alva and the Foreign minister, Eric Louw, indic

… to by Dr. Verwoerd, Victorio Carpio, Dr. de Alva and the Foreign minister, Eric Louw, indic …

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Business Day reports that COSATU rejected the findings of a Gallup-Markinor poll whish found that almost 90 per cent of South A

… Business Day reports that COSATU rejected the findings of a Gallup-Markinor poll whish found that …

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The entire family of Morgan Montoedi, five members, are killed in a petrol bomb attack on their home in Kagiso, West Rand.

… Coleman, M. (ed)(1998). A Crime Against Humanity: analysing the repression of the apartheid state, Johannesburg: Human Rights Committee, p. … The entire family of Morgan Montoedi, five members, are …

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John Vorster visits Malawi (19-21 May) and stresses the desire for continued contact and co-operation between South Africa and

… John Vorster visits Malawi (19-21 May) and stresses the desire for continued contact and co-operation between …

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The UN ban on Rhodesian import and export, introduced on 16 December 1966, is expanded to include all trade with Rhodesia.

… The UN ban on Rhodesian import and export, introduced on 16 …

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Derek Hanekom, Deputy Minister of Science and Technology of the Republic of South Africa since 29 April 2004 and former ministe

… Derek Hanekom, Deputy Minister of Science and Technology of the Republic of South Africa since 29 April 2004 and former …

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Tony Blair, British premier, announces in Pretoria that Britain is going to increase the grant for development by 40% during th

… announces in Pretoria that Britain is going to increase the grant for development by 40% during th …

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News 24 reports that the Irish deputy premier, Mary Harney, from Dublin, has quietly been holidaying with family and friends in

… News 24 reports that the Irish deputy premier, Mary Harney, from Dublin, has …

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The forty-five mercenaries alleged to have commandeered an Air India Boeing and forced it to fly to Durban, after attempting a

… The forty-five mercenaries alleged to have commandeered an …

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The Minister of Indian Affairs announces that South African Indians will be free to move from one province to another without p

… The Minister of Indian Affairs announces that South African …

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Julayi Hlekiso, chairperson of the Transport and General Workers Union, is shot at point blank range outside his office in Umta

… Coleman, M. (ed)(1998). A Crime Against Humanity: analysing the repression of the apartheid state, Johannesburg: Human Rights Committee, p. … Julayi Hlekiso, chairperson of the Transport and General Workers Union, is shot at point …

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A row over a fare between an Egyptian donkey boy and a Maltese man triggers a riot in the city in which several hundred people

… Pakenham, T. (1991). The Scramble for Africa, Johannesburg: Jonathan Ball | … Egyptian donkey boy and a Maltese man triggers a riot in the city in which several hundred people …

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At the Rand Criminal Sessions three Africans are imprisoned for twelve years and one for eight years on a charge of sabotage.

… At the Rand Criminal Sessions three Africans are imprisoned for …

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In terms of a new General Laws Amendment Bill, the death penalty is extended to people who have undergone sabotage training wit

… In terms of a new General Laws Amendment Bill, the death penalty is extended to people who have undergone …

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Nine French soldiers and an American aid consultant are killed in bombing attacks in Ivory Coast’s rebel-held north, after the

… bombing attacks in Ivory Coast’s rebel-held north, after the …

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Alphaeus Hamilton Zulu, bishop of Zululand and later president of the World Council of Churches (WCC), is born in Nquthu, Natal

… Hamilton Zulu, bishop of Zululand and later president of the World Council of Churches (WCC), is born in Nquthu, Natal …

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Archduke Frans Ferdinand, Austrian heir to the throne, and his wife are shot and killed by a student in Sarajevo. This lead

… Archduke Frans Ferdinand, Austrian heir to the throne, and his wife are shot and killed by a student in …

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Omar Badsha, SA photographer, trade unionist and political activist, is born in Durban. He is currently head of the Non Governm

… activist, is born in Durban. He is currently head of the Non Governm …

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Pierre Jacy Fourie, boxer and winner of the middle and light-heavyweight SA titles, is born in Malvern, Johannesburg. He was

… Pierre Jacy Fourie, boxer and winner of the middle and light-heavyweight SA titles, is born in …

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Pres. Paul Kruger meets the British High Commissioner, Sir Henry Loch, on Pretoria station and accompanies him to his hotel to

… Pres. Paul Kruger meets the British High Commissioner, Sir Henry Loch, on Pretoria …

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Sir Leander Starr Jameson, in charge of affairs in Rhodesia, refuses entry to 110 Trekkers of the Adendorff trek, who congregat

… of affairs in Rhodesia, refuses entry to 110 Trekkers of the Adendorff trek, who congregat …

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A peace summit (23-24 June) brokered by the clergy and business and attended by all major political parties, but boycotted by

… A peace summit (23-24 June) brokered by the clergy and business and attended by all major political …

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Two life sentences plus sixty-three years in prison are inflicted on Ferdi Barnard, former member of the CCB (Civil Cooperation

A senior ANC member, P. Nyaose and his wife, are killed by a car bomb in Swaziland. Alfred Nzo, the ANC Secretary-General, blam

Dr G.M. Naicker, President of Natal Indian Congress (NIC), warns that any Indian who accepts membership in the Land Tenure Advi

The Six Day War between Israel and its neighbouring countries Egypt, Jordan and Syria breaks out with Israel launching air stri

Dr. Renfrew Christie, an academic and former student leader at the University of Cape Town, is sentenced to ten years imprisonm

Sir Henry Binns (61), sugar cane farmer, founder of the Umhlanga Valley Sugar Estate Company and Natal politician, dies in Piet

Bartolomeu Dias erects the second padrão, that of St. Philip, at Cape Maclear, west of Cape Point, on his return journey. v.

Last day of Cornelis van Qualbergen as commander at the Cape, a position that he has held since 1666. Jacob Borghorst succe

A joint statement is issued, agreed to by Dr. Verwoerd, Victorio Carpio, Dr. de Alva and the Foreign minister, Eric Louw, indic

Business Day reports that COSATU rejected the findings of a Gallup-Markinor poll whish found that almost 90 per cent of South A

The entire family of Morgan Montoedi, five members, are killed in a petrol bomb attack on their home in Kagiso, West Rand.

John Vorster visits Malawi (19-21 May) and stresses the desire for continued contact and co-operation between South Africa and

The UN ban on Rhodesian import and export, introduced on 16 December 1966, is expanded to include all trade with Rhodesia.

Derek Hanekom, Deputy Minister of Science and Technology of the Republic of South Africa since 29 April 2004 and former ministe

Tony Blair, British premier, announces in Pretoria that Britain is going to increase the grant for development by 40% during th

News 24 reports that the Irish deputy premier, Mary Harney, from Dublin, has quietly been holidaying with family and friends in

The forty-five mercenaries alleged to have commandeered an Air India Boeing and forced it to fly to Durban, after attempting a

The Minister of Indian Affairs announces that South African Indians will be free to move from one province to another without p

Julayi Hlekiso, chairperson of the Transport and General Workers Union, is shot at point blank range outside his office in Umta

A row over a fare between an Egyptian donkey boy and a Maltese man triggers a riot in the city in which several hundred people

At the Rand Criminal Sessions three Africans are imprisoned for twelve years and one for eight years on a charge of sabotage.

In terms of a new General Laws Amendment Bill, the death penalty is extended to people who have undergone sabotage training wit

Nine French soldiers and an American aid consultant are killed in bombing attacks in Ivory Coast’s rebel-held north, after the

Alphaeus Hamilton Zulu, bishop of Zululand and later president of the World Council of Churches (WCC), is born in Nquthu, Natal

Archduke Frans Ferdinand, Austrian heir to the throne, and his wife are shot and killed by a student in Sarajevo. This lead

Omar Badsha, SA photographer, trade unionist and political activist, is born in Durban. He is currently head of the Non Governm

Pierre Jacy Fourie, boxer and winner of the middle and light-heavyweight SA titles, is born in Malvern, Johannesburg. He was

Pres. Paul Kruger meets the British High Commissioner, Sir Henry Loch, on Pretoria station and accompanies him to his hotel to

Sir Leander Starr Jameson, in charge of affairs in Rhodesia, refuses entry to 110 Trekkers of the Adendorff trek, who congregat

A peace summit (23-24 June) brokered by the clergy and business and attended by all major political parties, but boycotted by