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This Day in History
A military coup deposes the Lesotho Government
Tutu and Mkhatshwa join solidarity fast
Murder trial of “Sharpeville Six” opens
Frontline states call on RSA government to release Mandela and end Apartheid
PW Botha gives the “Rubicon” Speech in Durban
British pop star, David Essex, claims to have been quoted out-of-context regarding his return to perform in South Africa.
US Senator Edward Kennedy visits SA
Archbishop Desmond Tutu is awarded the Nobel Peace Prize
Tricameral Parliament inaugurated
South Africa and Mozambique sign a non-aggression pact
Dorothy Nyembe is released from jail
ANC mounts a sabotage attack on fuel depot in Ermelo
Political Activist, Barbara Hogan, is sentenced for High Treason
Three ANC members are sentenced to death
Swaziland welcomes SA’s offer to hand over parts of KaNgwane and KwaZulu
Ciskei is granted ‘independence’
Zwelakhe Sisulu is arrested
SA cross-border raid in Maputo kills several
P.W. Botha proposes a 'Constellation of States'
Zimbabawean Independence Day
Indian students join the Coloured schools boycott
ZANU-PF wins the first free elections in Zimbabwe
MK hero cadre Solomon Kalushi (Khala) Mahlangu is executed
Camp David peace treaty is signed, ending 30 years of war between Egypt and Israel
Moses Kotane, the South African Communist Party and African National Congress stalwart dies in Moscow
ANC recruits receive military training
Phyllis Naidoo escapes to Lesotho
Father Smangaliso Mkhatshwa served with restriction order
Pik Botha is appointed as Minister of Foreign Affairs
Transkei gains complete independence
Samora Machel decrees an end to private ownership
Bram Fischer dies
Members of SASO and BPC held under Terrorism Act
Hezekiel Sepeng is born
SASO leader, Abram Tiro is assassinated
Banning orders served on NUSAS leaders
Democratic Party (DP) indicates its policies and outlines its proposed reforms
The death in police custody of Ahmed Timol, political activist and underground operative, is confirmed
The Chinese Community in South Africa is granted ‘White’ status
The Ciskei homeland is established
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