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To mark his 10th year in office, the South African Prime Minister, Mr. John Vorster, as interviewed on SABC-TV by Chris Rencken. Here are extracts from that interview

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Message to Transkei on the eve of independence, July 1976

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Extract from a speech made in the House of Assembly on 22 April 1976 during the Prime Minister’s Vote

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Interview with the South African Prime Minister, Mr. B. J. Vorster, by Mr. Clarence Rhodes of UPITN-TV on 13 February 1976

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Extract from a speech made in the House of Assembly on January 1976 in reply to a motion of no confidence in the Government by the Leader of the Opposition

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New Year’s Message on 31 December 1975

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Speech by the Honourable the Prime Minister during a Luncheon at the Durban Club on 31 October 1975

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Extract from a speech by the Honourable the Prime Minister during the Cape National Party Congress at East London on 3 September 1975

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Lecture by the Honourable the Prime Minister at the first open Autumn School of the University of Stellenbosch in the H. B. Thorn auditorium on 1 April 1975

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New Year’s Message on 31 December 1974

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Representation of Blacks Act No 12, removing Black voters in the Cape from the common roll and placing them on a separate roll,

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Robert Hector Catterall, SA cricket player in twenty-four test matches, is born in Port Elizabeth.

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Anglo-Boer War 2: Col. Lawson reports that the De Beer and Van Rooyen’s commando, raiding the upper Tugela from the Free State,

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Anglo-Boer War 2: In a letter to Lord Roberts, Chief Commandant de Wet protests against the indiscriminate destruction of priva

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Anglo-Boer War 2: Queensland, Australia, offers military aid to Britain.

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During the years of territorial disputes between France and Britain in Africa, a French expedition under Jean-Batiste Marchand

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João Albasini (75), elephant-hunter, trader and White chief of the Magwamba tribe, dies in the Soutpansberg district.

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Dr George Lindsay Johnson, SA ophthalmologist and authority on the eyes of animals, is born in England.

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Sir Marshall Campbell, SA sugar pioneer, is born in Glasgow.

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Sir William Cornwallis Harris, traveller, hunter and renowned artist, arrives in Algoa Bay from where he sets out on a hunting

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Petrus Lafras (Piet) Uys, Voortrekker leader, is born in the district of Swellendam.

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Anna Boshoff (75), second eldest child of the late Dr H.F. Verwoerd and his wife Betsie, dies in the Kimberley-Medi-Clinic. She

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Police fire tear gas at unruly fans during a World Cup qualifying soccer game between Zimbabwe and South Africa, setting off a

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Pres. Nelson Mandela leaves for England on his first state visit to that country (9 – 13 July).

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Ex-Police Commissioner General Johan van der Merwe implicates Deputy President F.W. de Klerk in being informed about a ‘dirty t

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The SA rugby team loses the first test in Dunedin against New Zealand 14-22.

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Bafana Bafana, the SA soccer team, loses against Cameroon 1-2 in a home match.

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Chief Julius Matatu, former Transkei minister and prominent traditional leader, is shot and killed at his home in Mqanduli, Tra

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The British actors’ union, Equity, decides to retain its ban on the sale of television and other recorded material to South Afr

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SA, suspended since 1964, rejoins the International Olympic Committee and is allowed to take part in the next Olympic Games to

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To mark his 10th year in office, the South African Prime Minister, Mr. John Vorster, as interviewed on SABC-TV by Chris Rencken. Here are extracts from that interview

Message to Transkei on the eve of independence, July 1976

Extract from a speech made in the House of Assembly on 22 April 1976 during the Prime Minister’s Vote

Interview with the South African Prime Minister, Mr. B. J. Vorster, by Mr. Clarence Rhodes of UPITN-TV on 13 February 1976

Extract from a speech made in the House of Assembly on January 1976 in reply to a motion of no confidence in the Government by the Leader of the Opposition

New Year’s Message on 31 December 1975

Speech by the Honourable the Prime Minister during a Luncheon at the Durban Club on 31 October 1975

Extract from a speech by the Honourable the Prime Minister during the Cape National Party Congress at East London on 3 September 1975

Lecture by the Honourable the Prime Minister at the first open Autumn School of the University of Stellenbosch in the H. B. Thorn auditorium on 1 April 1975

New Year’s Message on 31 December 1974

Representation of Blacks Act No 12, removing Black voters in the Cape from the common roll and placing them on a separate roll,

Robert Hector Catterall, SA cricket player in twenty-four test matches, is born in Port Elizabeth.

Anglo-Boer War 2: Col. Lawson reports that the De Beer and Van Rooyen’s commando, raiding the upper Tugela from the Free State,

Anglo-Boer War 2: In a letter to Lord Roberts, Chief Commandant de Wet protests against the indiscriminate destruction of priva

Anglo-Boer War 2: Queensland, Australia, offers military aid to Britain.

During the years of territorial disputes between France and Britain in Africa, a French expedition under Jean-Batiste Marchand

João Albasini (75), elephant-hunter, trader and White chief of the Magwamba tribe, dies in the Soutpansberg district.

Dr George Lindsay Johnson, SA ophthalmologist and authority on the eyes of animals, is born in England.

Sir Marshall Campbell, SA sugar pioneer, is born in Glasgow.

Sir William Cornwallis Harris, traveller, hunter and renowned artist, arrives in Algoa Bay from where he sets out on a hunting

Petrus Lafras (Piet) Uys, Voortrekker leader, is born in the district of Swellendam.

Anna Boshoff (75), second eldest child of the late Dr H.F. Verwoerd and his wife Betsie, dies in the Kimberley-Medi-Clinic. She

Police fire tear gas at unruly fans during a World Cup qualifying soccer game between Zimbabwe and South Africa, setting off a

Pres. Nelson Mandela leaves for England on his first state visit to that country (9 – 13 July).

Ex-Police Commissioner General Johan van der Merwe implicates Deputy President F.W. de Klerk in being informed about a ‘dirty t

The SA rugby team loses the first test in Dunedin against New Zealand 14-22.

Bafana Bafana, the SA soccer team, loses against Cameroon 1-2 in a home match.

Chief Julius Matatu, former Transkei minister and prominent traditional leader, is shot and killed at his home in Mqanduli, Tra

The British actors’ union, Equity, decides to retain its ban on the sale of television and other recorded material to South Afr

SA, suspended since 1964, rejoins the International Olympic Committee and is allowed to take part in the next Olympic Games to