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A UN report states Sub-Saharan African women and young girls are the hardest hit by Aids.

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Botswana launches a stinging attack on Survival International, the British human rights group who supports the land claim of th

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President Olusegun Obasanjo of Nigeria is elected as the new president of the African Union for a year.

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UN Secretary General Kofi Annan tells leaders at the African Union summit in Addis Ababa that conflicts in Africa, including th

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The Africa Union (AU) summit opens in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, and agrees to send 300 AU troops to protect ceasefire monitors in

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Liberian President Charles Taylor accepts an offer of asylum in nearby Nigeria. US President George W Bush made Taylor’s depart

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The East Rand Proprietary Mines (ERPM) at Boksburg is granted provisional liquidation. The company announces it will be retrenc

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Thirteen people are killed when a concrete bridge under construction over the Marite River at Inyaka Dam, about 10km from Bushb

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The military government of Nigeria charges Moshood Abiola, the winner of an annulled presidential vote in 1993, with treason. H

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Eleven commuters are killed in a possible IFP-ANC related attack on minibus taxis and private vehicles in Germiston.

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Finance Minister Derek Keys resigns and former banker, Chris Liebenberg takes his place.

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Sixteen residents are killed in Katlehong in ANC-IFP related violence.

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Several attacks take place on IFP members in Nyaninga, near Table Mountain. Mr Mfasheni Mkhize (56), Ntinini Mkhize (41) and Vu

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A number of people are injured in a bomb explosion at a taxi and bus terminal in Johannesburg. Right wing complicity is suspect

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Two explosions rock Windhoek. The first, in a Klein Windhoek butchery, kills one person and injures eighteen others. The second

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Chief Mangosuthu Gatsha Buthelezi, leader of the Zulu Inkatha Movement, announces the transformation of the Movement into a mul

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A new Black party, the Federal Independent Democratic Alliance (FIDA) is launched to oppose apartheid and prepares to work with

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A fifty-two-strong delegation, led by Dr Frederik van Zyl Slabbert and Alex Boraine, leaves SA for talks with the African Natio

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The Prime Minister announces a government reorganisation, including the creation of a new portfolio of Constitutional Developme

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Following an order granted to the KwaZulu government by the Supreme Court in Natal, officials of the Department of Cooperation

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Six ANC exiles in Lesotho are injured in an attack in Maseru.

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A UN report states Sub-Saharan African women and young girls are the hardest hit by Aids.

Botswana launches a stinging attack on Survival International, the British human rights group who supports the land claim of th

President Olusegun Obasanjo of Nigeria is elected as the new president of the African Union for a year.

UN Secretary General Kofi Annan tells leaders at the African Union summit in Addis Ababa that conflicts in Africa, including th

The Africa Union (AU) summit opens in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, and agrees to send 300 AU troops to protect ceasefire monitors in

Liberian President Charles Taylor accepts an offer of asylum in nearby Nigeria. US President George W Bush made Taylor’s depart

The East Rand Proprietary Mines (ERPM) at Boksburg is granted provisional liquidation. The company announces it will be retrenc

Thirteen people are killed when a concrete bridge under construction over the Marite River at Inyaka Dam, about 10km from Bushb

The military government of Nigeria charges Moshood Abiola, the winner of an annulled presidential vote in 1993, with treason. H

Eleven commuters are killed in a possible IFP-ANC related attack on minibus taxis and private vehicles in Germiston.

Finance Minister Derek Keys resigns and former banker, Chris Liebenberg takes his place.

Sixteen residents are killed in Katlehong in ANC-IFP related violence.

Several attacks take place on IFP members in Nyaninga, near Table Mountain. Mr Mfasheni Mkhize (56), Ntinini Mkhize (41) and Vu

A number of people are injured in a bomb explosion at a taxi and bus terminal in Johannesburg. Right wing complicity is suspect

Two explosions rock Windhoek. The first, in a Klein Windhoek butchery, kills one person and injures eighteen others. The second

Chief Mangosuthu Gatsha Buthelezi, leader of the Zulu Inkatha Movement, announces the transformation of the Movement into a mul

A new Black party, the Federal Independent Democratic Alliance (FIDA) is launched to oppose apartheid and prepares to work with

A fifty-two-strong delegation, led by Dr Frederik van Zyl Slabbert and Alex Boraine, leaves SA for talks with the African Natio

The Prime Minister announces a government reorganisation, including the creation of a new portfolio of Constitutional Developme

Following an order granted to the KwaZulu government by the Supreme Court in Natal, officials of the Department of Cooperation

Six ANC exiles in Lesotho are injured in an attack in Maseru.