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Reports that 89% of soldiers at a South African National Defence Force (SANDF) project had tested positive for HIV/Aids was &qu

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Douglas Fuchs (84), one of the first full-time Afrikaans broadcasters and former director general of the SABC, dies during a bo

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Congolese rebels send President Laurent Kabila’s troops fleeing as they advance to within 200km of the capital, now deprived of

This day in history

Congolese rebels send President Laurent Kabila’s troops fleeing as they advance to within 200km of the capital, now deprived of

This day in history

Flash floods in the Marrakesh region of Morocco kill at least 73 people.

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More than 120 people are killed by a magnitude 5.6 earthquake, which strikes the Mascara region of western Algeria. Another sou

This day in history

More than 120 people are killed by a magnitude 5.6 earthquake, which strikes the Mascara region of western Algeria. Another sou

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President Nelson Mandela makes a major policy speech in Parliament to mark his first 100 days as president.

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The United States tells Sudan that it has been placed on the list of nations accused of sponsoring terrorism.

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The Commonwealth announces that it will send a team of about a dozen observers to South Africa as part of international efforts

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The Commonwealth announces that it will send a team of about a dozen observers to South Africa as part of international efforts

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Following meetings between the SAG and the Pan Africanist Congress of Azania (PAC), broad agreement was reached that could lead

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Andre Maasdorp de Villiers, who disclosed information to the ANC and Natal-based weekly paper on activities of the SADF’s ‘Hamm

This day in history

Andre Maasdorp de Villiers, who disclosed information to the ANC and Natal-based weekly paper on activities of the SADF’s ‘Hamm

This day in history

Twenty thousand people attend the first legal march in Vereeniging. Security at the march is tight following threats of a right

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Clashes between pro-Inkatha hostel dwellers and residents continue in Soweto, with the death toll in the area rising to fifty-t

This day in history

Clashes between pro-Inkatha hostel dwellers and residents continue in Soweto, with the death toll in the area rising to fifty-t

This day in history

Disclosure of Foreign Funding Act No 26, providing for the regulation of foreign donations by or for certain organisations and

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At the National Party Annual Congress in Durban, President P.W. Botha rules out any possibility of a Black majority government

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At the National Party Annual Congress in Durban, President P.W. Botha rules out any possibility of a Black majority government

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Three managers of the African Bank are sentenced to fourteen years’ imprisonment in the biggest fraud case heard in South Afric

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Three managers of the African Bank are sentenced to fourteen years’ imprisonment in the biggest fraud case heard in South Afric

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Sudanese rebel group claims responsibility for shooting down Sudan Airways passenger plane in which all sixty people aboard wer

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Three Black men are found guilty of high treason and of having been involved in the sabotage of SASOL fuel installations and th

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Aliens and Travellers Control Act No 29, providing for the control and monitoring of aliens, and for refusal of entry, commence

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Aliens and Travellers Control Act No 29, providing for the control and monitoring of aliens, and for refusal of entry, commence

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Steve Biko is arrested for the last time at a roadblock near King William’s Town.

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The first four Bantu Affairs Administration Boards are gazetted. They are intended to facilitate centralised administrative con

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The father of Rosalind Ballingall, who got lost in the Knysna forest, arrives from Johannesburg to assist in the search for his

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Biafran separatists reject a Nigerian peace offer.

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Reports that 89% of soldiers at a South African National Defence Force (SANDF) project had tested positive for HIV/Aids was &amp;qu

Douglas Fuchs (84), one of the first full-time Afrikaans broadcasters and former director general of the SABC, dies during a bo

Congolese rebels send President Laurent Kabila’s troops fleeing as they advance to within 200km of the capital, now deprived of

Congolese rebels send President Laurent Kabila’s troops fleeing as they advance to within 200km of the capital, now deprived of

Flash floods in the Marrakesh region of Morocco kill at least 73 people.

More than 120 people are killed by a magnitude 5.6 earthquake, which strikes the Mascara region of western Algeria. Another sou

More than 120 people are killed by a magnitude 5.6 earthquake, which strikes the Mascara region of western Algeria. Another sou

President Nelson Mandela makes a major policy speech in Parliament to mark his first 100 days as president.

The United States tells Sudan that it has been placed on the list of nations accused of sponsoring terrorism.

The Commonwealth announces that it will send a team of about a dozen observers to South Africa as part of international efforts

The Commonwealth announces that it will send a team of about a dozen observers to South Africa as part of international efforts

Following meetings between the SAG and the Pan Africanist Congress of Azania (PAC), broad agreement was reached that could lead

Andre Maasdorp de Villiers, who disclosed information to the ANC and Natal-based weekly paper on activities of the SADF’s ‘Hamm

Andre Maasdorp de Villiers, who disclosed information to the ANC and Natal-based weekly paper on activities of the SADF’s ‘Hamm

Twenty thousand people attend the first legal march in Vereeniging. Security at the march is tight following threats of a right

Clashes between pro-Inkatha hostel dwellers and residents continue in Soweto, with the death toll in the area rising to fifty-t

Clashes between pro-Inkatha hostel dwellers and residents continue in Soweto, with the death toll in the area rising to fifty-t

Disclosure of Foreign Funding Act No 26, providing for the regulation of foreign donations by or for certain organisations and

At the National Party Annual Congress in Durban, President P.W. Botha rules out any possibility of a Black majority government

At the National Party Annual Congress in Durban, President P.W. Botha rules out any possibility of a Black majority government

Three managers of the African Bank are sentenced to fourteen years’ imprisonment in the biggest fraud case heard in South Afric

Three managers of the African Bank are sentenced to fourteen years’ imprisonment in the biggest fraud case heard in South Afric

Sudanese rebel group claims responsibility for shooting down Sudan Airways passenger plane in which all sixty people aboard wer

Three Black men are found guilty of high treason and of having been involved in the sabotage of SASOL fuel installations and th

Aliens and Travellers Control Act No 29, providing for the control and monitoring of aliens, and for refusal of entry, commence

Aliens and Travellers Control Act No 29, providing for the control and monitoring of aliens, and for refusal of entry, commence

Steve Biko is arrested for the last time at a roadblock near King William’s Town.

The first four Bantu Affairs Administration Boards are gazetted. They are intended to facilitate centralised administrative con

The father of Rosalind Ballingall, who got lost in the Knysna forest, arrives from Johannesburg to assist in the search for his

Biafran separatists reject a Nigerian peace offer.

Reports that 89% of soldiers at a South African National Defence Force (SANDF) project had tested positive for HIV/Aids was &qu