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Ethiopia’s Emperor Haile Selassie agrees to military supervision of his government and speedup of democratic reforms.

… Emperor Haile Selassie agrees to military supervision of his government and speedup of democratic reforms. …

Speech on Accepting his Election as President of The Republic of South Africa, 14 June 1999

… Speech on Accepting his Election as President of The Republic of South Africa, 14 …

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The Voortrekker leader Louis Trichardt starts on his epic journey from the Soutpansberg to Delagoa Bay.

… The Voortrekker leader Louis Trichardt starts on his epic journey from the Soutpansberg to Delagoa Bay. …

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Chief Commandant C.R. de Wet, back in the Free State, sets up his headquarters at Renosterpoort.

… Commandant C.R. de Wet, back in the Free State, sets up his headquarters at Renosterpoort. …

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Japan offers to surrender in World War 2 if Emperor Hirohito is permitted to keep his throne.

… in World War 2 if Emperor Hirohito is permitted to keep his throne. …

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Egypt’s President Anwar Sadat orders his troops to observe immediate cease-fire in fighting with Libya.

… Egypt’s President Anwar Sadat orders his troops to observe immediate cease-fire in fighting with …

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Central African Republic’s President Francois Bozize dissolves the government of his impoverished country. An official says a n

… President Francois Bozize dissolves the government of his impoverished country. An official says a n …

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Anglo-Boer War 2: Brigadier-General Stephenson occupies Nelspruit without opposition and Lord Roberts transfers his headquarter

… Nelspruit without opposition and Lord Roberts transfers his headquarter …

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Gen. Daniël (Dan) Pienaar, known for his fighting technique during WW2, is born near Ladybrand, OFS.

… Gen. Daniël (Dan) Pienaar, known for his fighting technique during WW2, is born near Ladybrand, …

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Controversial Springbok rugby fly half Butch James (22) receives a 6-week suspension because of his dangerous tackles.

… Butch James (22) receives a 6-week suspension because of his dangerous tackles. …

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Dr Danie Craven (Mr Rugby) dies at his home in Stellenbosch at the age of 82.

… Dr Danie Craven (Mr Rugby) dies at his home in Stellenbosch at the age of 82. …

Nelson Mandela’s address to rally in Cape Town on his release from prison 11 February 1990

… Nelson Mandela’s address to rally in Cape Town on his release from prison 11 February 1990 …

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Isaac Mswane (49), IFP organiser, is shot dead while driving to his home in Wembezi, Natal.

… A Crime Against Humanity: analysing the repression of the apartheid state, Johannesburg: Human Rights Committee, p. 255. … Mswane (49), IFP organiser, is shot dead while driving to his home in Wembezi, Natal. …

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Pres. Jacques Chirac of France arrives in Windhoek on his first state visit to Southern Africa.

… Pres. Jacques Chirac of France arrives in Windhoek on his first state visit to Southern Africa. …

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Transkei’s first President, Paramount Chief Botha Sigcau, dies from a heart attack. Prime Minister K. Matanzima announces his r

… from a heart attack. Prime Minister K. Matanzima announces his r …

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Convicted robber and “people’s poet”, appears in the Johannesburg magistrate’s court for allegedly assaulting his wife

… Johannesburg magistrate’s court for allegedly assaulting his wife …

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President Sam Nujoma and his governing party are declared winners of Namibia’s first post-independence election.

… President Sam Nujoma and his governing party are declared winners of Namibia’s first …

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Fawcett Mathebe, ANC Youth League member, is knifed and killed and his car stolen in Soweto.

… A Crime Against Humanity: analysing the repression of the apartheid state, Johannesburg: Human Rights Committee. | … Mathebe, ANC Youth League member, is knifed and killed and his car stolen in Soweto. …

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In his second military coup, Jerry Rawlings overthrows the government of President Hilla Limann in Ghana.

… In his second military coup, Jerry Rawlings overthrows the …

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President F.W. de Klerk reshuffles his cabinet. This is to come into effect on 1 April 1993.

… President F.W. de Klerk reshuffles his cabinet. This is to come into effect on 1 April 1993. …

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President Mbeki spells out the Government’s envisaged economic programme in his State of the Nation address.

… out the Government’s envisaged economic programme in his State of the Nation address. …

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Dave Richardson (38), South African wicket-keeper, announces his retirement from cricket after 42 test matches.

… Richardson (38), South African wicket-keeper, announces his retirement from cricket after 42 test matches. …

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Prime Minister Vorster emphasises the need for continuing his policy of increasing détente in Southern Africa.

… Prime Minister Vorster emphasises the need for continuing his policy of increasing détente in Southern Africa. …

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Jan van Riebeeck and his family leave the Cape for Batavia on board of the ‘Mars’.

… Jan van Riebeeck and his family leave the Cape for Batavia on board of the ‘Mars’. …

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Onkgopotse Abram Tiro is expelled from University of the North (Turfloop). Student protests follow his expulsion.

… of the North (Turfloop). Student protests follow his expulsion. …

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Roelf Meyer announces his resignation as leader of the NP in Gauteng and member of parliament.

… Roelf Meyer announces his resignation as leader of the NP in Gauteng and member of …

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Dinzy Maphumulo, stepfather of Chief Maphumulo, is shot dead at his home in Table Mountain, Natal.

… A Crime Against Humanity: analysing the repression of the apartheid state, Johannesburg: Human Rights Committee, p. 252. … Maphumulo, stepfather of Chief Maphumulo, is shot dead at his home in Table Mountain, Natal. …

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Jim Mollison completes his epic flight from England to Cape Town in just over 114 hours.

… Jim Mollison completes his epic flight from England to Cape Town in just over 114 …

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In a statement congratulating ANC President Nelson Mandela on his election victory, the United Nations Educational Scientific a

… a statement congratulating ANC President Nelson Mandela on his election victory, the United Nations Educational …

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Riaan Eksteen, head of SABC is relieved from his post following a political row with Pres. Botha.

… Riaan Eksteen, head of SABC is relieved from his post following a political row with Pres. Botha. …

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Ethiopia’s Emperor Haile Selassie agrees to military supervision of his government and speedup of democratic reforms.

Speech on Accepting his Election as President of The Republic of South Africa, 14 June 1999

The Voortrekker leader Louis Trichardt starts on his epic journey from the Soutpansberg to Delagoa Bay.

Chief Commandant C.R. de Wet, back in the Free State, sets up his headquarters at Renosterpoort.

Japan offers to surrender in World War 2 if Emperor Hirohito is permitted to keep his throne.

Egypt’s President Anwar Sadat orders his troops to observe immediate cease-fire in fighting with Libya.

Central African Republic’s President Francois Bozize dissolves the government of his impoverished country. An official says a n

Anglo-Boer War 2: Brigadier-General Stephenson occupies Nelspruit without opposition and Lord Roberts transfers his headquarter

Gen. Daniël (Dan) Pienaar, known for his fighting technique during WW2, is born near Ladybrand, OFS.

Controversial Springbok rugby fly half Butch James (22) receives a 6-week suspension because of his dangerous tackles.

Dr Danie Craven (Mr Rugby) dies at his home in Stellenbosch at the age of 82.

Nelson Mandela’s address to rally in Cape Town on his release from prison 11 February 1990

Isaac Mswane (49), IFP organiser, is shot dead while driving to his home in Wembezi, Natal.

Pres. Jacques Chirac of France arrives in Windhoek on his first state visit to Southern Africa.

Transkei’s first President, Paramount Chief Botha Sigcau, dies from a heart attack. Prime Minister K. Matanzima announces his r

Convicted robber and “people’s poet”, appears in the Johannesburg magistrate’s court for allegedly assaulting his wife

President Sam Nujoma and his governing party are declared winners of Namibia’s first post-independence election.

Fawcett Mathebe, ANC Youth League member, is knifed and killed and his car stolen in Soweto.

In his second military coup, Jerry Rawlings overthrows the government of President Hilla Limann in Ghana.

President F.W. de Klerk reshuffles his cabinet. This is to come into effect on 1 April 1993.

President Mbeki spells out the Government’s envisaged economic programme in his State of the Nation address.

Dave Richardson (38), South African wicket-keeper, announces his retirement from cricket after 42 test matches.

Prime Minister Vorster emphasises the need for continuing his policy of increasing détente in Southern Africa.

Jan van Riebeeck and his family leave the Cape for Batavia on board of the ‘Mars’.

Onkgopotse Abram Tiro is expelled from University of the North (Turfloop). Student protests follow his expulsion.

Roelf Meyer announces his resignation as leader of the NP in Gauteng and member of parliament.

Dinzy Maphumulo, stepfather of Chief Maphumulo, is shot dead at his home in Table Mountain, Natal.

Jim Mollison completes his epic flight from England to Cape Town in just over 114 hours.

In a statement congratulating ANC President Nelson Mandela on his election victory, the United Nations Educational Scientific a

Riaan Eksteen, head of SABC is relieved from his post following a political row with Pres. Botha.