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A new Egyptian cabinet is sworn in with Ahmed Nazif as prime minister.

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A team headed by Hout Bay marine explorer Emlyn Brown announces it has discovered the missing wreck of the passenger liner SS W

This day in history

A team headed by Hout Bay marine explorer Emlyn Brown announces it has discovered the missing wreck of the passenger liner SS W

This day in history

Violence erupts in Richmond, KwaZulu-Natal and two prominent ANC members are shot and killed after a meeting between the local

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President Mandela attends the Bastille Day celebrations in Paris as a guest of French President Jacques Chirac.

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South Africa and Russia sign a military cooperation agreement.

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South Africa and Russia sign a military cooperation agreement.

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The UN Security Council urges the world to aid the estimated 250 000 Hutu refugees from Rwanda crushed into Goma, Zaire.

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Defence Minister J. Modise issues a statement that South Africa is to end the special relationship with Israel. Modise compares

This day in history

Defence Minister J. Modise issues a statement that South Africa is to end the special relationship with Israel. Modise compares

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Somali militiamen fire on UN headquarters in a new wave of assaults hours after Somali militants distribute leaflets calling fo

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Somali militiamen fire on UN headquarters in a new wave of assaults hours after Somali militants distribute leaflets calling fo

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President de Klerk announces the future disbandment of two security force units, the 31 and 32 battalions, and the dissolution

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An International Hearing on Political Violence in South Africa, which was co-sponsored by the Special Committee against Aparthe

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Israel lifts sanctions but retains a ban on new arms contracts with South Africa.

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Israel lifts sanctions but retains a ban on new arms contracts with South Africa.

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The Inkatha National Cultural Liberation Movement is transformed into the multi-racial Inkatha Freedom Party (IFP) at a special

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The Natal Witness reports that 12 000 candidates who had passed the matriculation examination at the end of 1987, had been unab

This day in history

The Natal Witness reports that 12 000 candidates who had passed the matriculation examination at the end of 1987, had been unab

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Justice Minister Kobie Coetsee grants the “Sharpeville Six” an indefinite stay of execution. He says the move is to afford them

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The Johannesburg chief magistrate refuses permission for a concert to celebrate Nelson Mandela’s 70th birthday. Twenty-five tho

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Mbanga James George Benjamin Molefe, educationist and clergyman was accorded many honours that were firsts for Black South Afri

This day in history

Mbanga James George Benjamin Molefe, educationist and clergyman was accorded many honours that were firsts for Black South Afri

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Demonstrations take place in Liberian capital, Monrovia, against increase in rice prices, led by opposition Progressive Allianc

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Demonstrations take place in Liberian capital, Monrovia, against increase in rice prices, led by opposition Progressive Allianc

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Andre George Ezra Coetzee, SA soccer player who made history in 2000 when he took Ajax Cape Town, the PSL and Safe to court to

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The New Zealand government announces steps to discourage sporting contacts with South Africa.

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The New Zealand government announces steps to discourage sporting contacts with South Africa.

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Ndazana Nathaniel Nakasa (Nat), journalist and writer who left SA by means of an exit permit and could never return, jumps from

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Patrice Lumumba of the Congo breaks off diplomatic relations with Belgium and calls on the United Nations and Soviet Union for

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A new Egyptian cabinet is sworn in with Ahmed Nazif as prime minister.

A team headed by Hout Bay marine explorer Emlyn Brown announces it has discovered the missing wreck of the passenger liner SS W

A team headed by Hout Bay marine explorer Emlyn Brown announces it has discovered the missing wreck of the passenger liner SS W

Violence erupts in Richmond, KwaZulu-Natal and two prominent ANC members are shot and killed after a meeting between the local

President Mandela attends the Bastille Day celebrations in Paris as a guest of French President Jacques Chirac.

South Africa and Russia sign a military cooperation agreement.

South Africa and Russia sign a military cooperation agreement.

The UN Security Council urges the world to aid the estimated 250 000 Hutu refugees from Rwanda crushed into Goma, Zaire.

Defence Minister J. Modise issues a statement that South Africa is to end the special relationship with Israel. Modise compares

Defence Minister J. Modise issues a statement that South Africa is to end the special relationship with Israel. Modise compares

Somali militiamen fire on UN headquarters in a new wave of assaults hours after Somali militants distribute leaflets calling fo

Somali militiamen fire on UN headquarters in a new wave of assaults hours after Somali militants distribute leaflets calling fo

President de Klerk announces the future disbandment of two security force units, the 31 and 32 battalions, and the dissolution

An International Hearing on Political Violence in South Africa, which was co-sponsored by the Special Committee against Aparthe

Israel lifts sanctions but retains a ban on new arms contracts with South Africa.

Israel lifts sanctions but retains a ban on new arms contracts with South Africa.

The Inkatha National Cultural Liberation Movement is transformed into the multi-racial Inkatha Freedom Party (IFP) at a special

The Natal Witness reports that 12 000 candidates who had passed the matriculation examination at the end of 1987, had been unab

The Natal Witness reports that 12 000 candidates who had passed the matriculation examination at the end of 1987, had been unab

Justice Minister Kobie Coetsee grants the “Sharpeville Six” an indefinite stay of execution. He says the move is to afford them

The Johannesburg chief magistrate refuses permission for a concert to celebrate Nelson Mandela’s 70th birthday. Twenty-five tho

Mbanga James George Benjamin Molefe, educationist and clergyman was accorded many honours that were firsts for Black South Afri

Mbanga James George Benjamin Molefe, educationist and clergyman was accorded many honours that were firsts for Black South Afri

Demonstrations take place in Liberian capital, Monrovia, against increase in rice prices, led by opposition Progressive Allianc

Demonstrations take place in Liberian capital, Monrovia, against increase in rice prices, led by opposition Progressive Allianc

Andre George Ezra Coetzee, SA soccer player who made history in 2000 when he took Ajax Cape Town, the PSL and Safe to court to

The New Zealand government announces steps to discourage sporting contacts with South Africa.

The New Zealand government announces steps to discourage sporting contacts with South Africa.

Ndazana Nathaniel Nakasa (Nat), journalist and writer who left SA by means of an exit permit and could never return, jumps from

Patrice Lumumba of the Congo breaks off diplomatic relations with Belgium and calls on the United Nations and Soviet Union for