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Govin Reddy learns from the media that he is relieved from his post as chief officer of broadcasting strategy of the SABC.

This day in history

The office of the independent Press Ombudsman opens in Johannesburg.

This day in history

The office of the independent Press Ombudsman opens in Johannesburg.

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The United Nations (UN) Security Council authorises a commission to investigate acts of genocide in Rwanda.

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Ninety-four people are killed when a passenger plane crashes on landing in Tidjikja, Mauritania. (Mail &amp; Guardian, 9-15 Jan

This day in history

Ninety-four people are killed when a passenger plane crashes on landing in Tidjikja, Mauritania. (Mail &amp; Guardian, 9-15 Jan

This day in history

Justice Bhagwati, former Chief Justice of India, is appointed to join the Commission of Inquiry regarding the Prevention of Pub

This day in history

Justice Bhagwati, former Chief Justice of India, is appointed to join the Commission of Inquiry regarding the Prevention of Pub

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Joseph Mathe’s body is found by the Bophuthatswana police in the boot of a burnt car at Mmakaunyane.

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African National Congress (ANC) spokesman Saki Macozoma describes as “pure propaganda”, the announcement by President Frederik

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Cosatu, Saccola and the minister of manpower of the F.W. de Klerk cabinet agree in principle to establish a national negotiatio

This day in history

Cosatu, Saccola and the minister of manpower of the F.W. de Klerk cabinet agree in principle to establish a national negotiatio

This day in history

The new Black-controlled company, National Sorghum Breweries takes over from the government-controlled Industrial Development C

This day in history

The new Black-controlled company, National Sorghum Breweries takes over from the government-controlled Industrial Development C

This day in history

Stephen Gregory Naidoo, prelate, canon lawyer and critic of apartheid, dies in London. He was appointed archbishop of Cape Town

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A clash between Bophuthatswana police and residents of Braklaagte and Leeuwfontein over incorporation into the homeland claims

This day in history

Brigadier Hertzog Lerm, up to now commissioner of the Ndebele Police Force who also acted as private secretary to the chief min

This day in history

The government tables three bills cracking down on illegal residents, but allowing legal recognition of some racially mixed res

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The Reverend Frank Chikane succeeds the Reverend C.F. Beyers Naudé as head of the South African Council of Churches.

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Eight multi-racial Regional Services Councils are established to provide basic services, such as water and electricity.

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Identification Act No 72 commences. It repealed the 1952 Blacks (Abolition of Passes and Co-ordination of Documents) Act and la

This day in history

Citizenship Act No 38, specifying who were citizens, who could become citizens and who could lose their citizenship, commences.

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Under the 1982 internal Security Act all existing banning orders are automatically revoked a year later, and, as a consequence,

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Helen Joseph, who has been under a series of banning orders since she became the first South African to be placed under house a

This day in history

It is announced that some political prisoners have been granted remission of their sentences and released.

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Govin Reddy learns from the media that he is relieved from his post as chief officer of broadcasting strategy of the SABC.

The office of the independent Press Ombudsman opens in Johannesburg.

The office of the independent Press Ombudsman opens in Johannesburg.

The United Nations (UN) Security Council authorises a commission to investigate acts of genocide in Rwanda.

Ninety-four people are killed when a passenger plane crashes on landing in Tidjikja, Mauritania. (Mail &amp;amp; Guardian, 9-15 Jan

Ninety-four people are killed when a passenger plane crashes on landing in Tidjikja, Mauritania. (Mail &amp;amp; Guardian, 9-15 Jan

Justice Bhagwati, former Chief Justice of India, is appointed to join the Commission of Inquiry regarding the Prevention of Pub

Justice Bhagwati, former Chief Justice of India, is appointed to join the Commission of Inquiry regarding the Prevention of Pub

Joseph Mathe’s body is found by the Bophuthatswana police in the boot of a burnt car at Mmakaunyane.

Domestic air services are deregulated in South Africa.

Egypt Air makes its first scheduled direct flight from Cairo to Johannesburg.

Egypt Air makes its first scheduled direct flight from Cairo to Johannesburg.

Finland lifts trade sanctions against SA.

Finland lifts trade sanctions against SA.

African National Congress (ANC) spokesman Saki Macozoma describes as “pure propaganda”, the announcement by President Frederik

Cosatu, Saccola and the minister of manpower of the F.W. de Klerk cabinet agree in principle to establish a national negotiatio

Cosatu, Saccola and the minister of manpower of the F.W. de Klerk cabinet agree in principle to establish a national negotiatio

The new Black-controlled company, National Sorghum Breweries takes over from the government-controlled Industrial Development C

The new Black-controlled company, National Sorghum Breweries takes over from the government-controlled Industrial Development C

Stephen Gregory Naidoo, prelate, canon lawyer and critic of apartheid, dies in London. He was appointed archbishop of Cape Town

A clash between Bophuthatswana police and residents of Braklaagte and Leeuwfontein over incorporation into the homeland claims

Brigadier Hertzog Lerm, up to now commissioner of the Ndebele Police Force who also acted as private secretary to the chief min

The government tables three bills cracking down on illegal residents, but allowing legal recognition of some racially mixed res

The Reverend Frank Chikane succeeds the Reverend C.F. Beyers Naudé as head of the South African Council of Churches.

Eight multi-racial Regional Services Councils are established to provide basic services, such as water and electricity.

Identification Act No 72 commences. It repealed the 1952 Blacks (Abolition of Passes and Co-ordination of Documents) Act and la

Citizenship Act No 38, specifying who were citizens, who could become citizens and who could lose their citizenship, commences.

Under the 1982 internal Security Act all existing banning orders are automatically revoked a year later, and, as a consequence,

Helen Joseph, who has been under a series of banning orders since she became the first South African to be placed under house a

It is announced that some political prisoners have been granted remission of their sentences and released.

Ninety-four people are killed when a passenger plane crashes on landing in Tidjikja, Mauritania. (Mail & Guardian, 9-15 Jan

Ninety-four people are killed when a passenger plane crashes on landing in Tidjikja, Mauritania. (Mail & Guardian, 9-15 Jan