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John Koenakeefe Mohl , SA artist and founder member of Artists Under the Sun, dies in Soweto
The ANC celebrates its centenary anniversary in Bloemfontein
Mahatma Gandhi leaves the Tolstoy Farm 1913
Molly Blackburn, political activist and civil rights campaigner is killed in a car accident
Struggle icon Nxele Makana drowns while escaping from Robben Island
Former Ivorian president is extradited to the ICC
ANC becomes signatory to the Geneva Convention of 1949 and Protocol 1 of 1977
Security police raid offices of the United Democratic Front
Retired soccer player and founder of Kaizer Chiefs FC, Kaizer Motaung, is born in Soweto
The Khoi and San National Language Body is officially launched in Upington, Northern Cape
Guinea-Bissau is granted independence
The Herstigte Nasionale Party (Reconstituted National Party) is established. The name implies that the National Party has devia
Nigerian author Ben Okri wins the Booker Prize for his novel The Famished Road
Sir Harry Smith, governor of the Cape, dies in London
The long trial of former Defence Minister, General Magnus Malan, ends.
Heart transplant pioneer Professor Chris Barnard is born in Beaufort West, CP.
Thirteen Inkatha Youth Brigade members, attending a meeting, are killed.
In the first post-independence election in Transkei, the ruling Transkei National Independence Party (TNIP) is returned to power.
Michael Mosoue Moerane, pianist, choirmaster and composer, is born in Gumtree, Basutoland (now Lesotho). He died in Gumtree in
Gary Bernard, photographer of The Star, commits suicide in Johannesburg
The Appeal Court in Bloemfontein grants the "Upington 14" leave to appeal against their death sentences.
The Assembly of Heads of State of OAU, meeting in Harare, adopted a declaration suggested by ANC
The South African government has released details of a South African Defence Force (SADF) raid into Southern Angola.
South African photojournalist and member of the Bang-Bang, Club Kevin Carter, commits suicide
Nelson Mandela is born
Bastille Day is celebrated across the world and in Franchhoek, South Africa
The Soweto Uprising leaves 174 blacks and two whites dead following 10 days of rioting
Kgalusi Seketa Masilo Ratshatsha Malaboch (Mmalebogo, Lebogo) dies
Zuid-Afrikaansche Republiek decides that December 16 will be a public holiday called Dingaan’s Day
Eleven African demonstrators are shot dead by Rhodesian police in Salisbury
A car bomb, placed outside the SAAF headquarters in Church Street, Pretoria, claims twenty-one lives.
Winnie Nomzamo Madikizela-Mandela is sentenced to six years
President Kaunda of Zambia meets the Prime Minister, P.W. Botha on the Botswana border to discuss the political situation.
Manne Dipico, former Premier of the Northern Cape, is born in Kimberley
South Africa’s TRC begins its formal hearings into Human Rights Violations
Blacks in South Africa protest against segregation
The death of Andries Tatane
Construction of the Victoria Falls Bridge and the railway line are completed
Anton Hammerl, South African photographer, is killed in Libya
Robben Island is turned into a maximum security prison
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