World History Timeline

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9 events

19th century

  1. September 1828★★★★★

    Assassination of Shaka

    The Zulu king Shaka was assassinated by his half-brothers Dingane and Mhlangana; Dingane succeeded him.

    DeathPolitics· South Africa

20th century

  1. May 31, 1910★★★★★

    Union of South Africa is formed

    The Cape, Natal, Transvaal and Orange River colonies united as the Union of South Africa, a self-governing dominion of the British Empire.

    Politics· South Africa
  2. January 8, 1912★★★★★

    African National Congress founded

    The South African Native National Congress, forerunner of the ANC, was founded in Bloemfontein to defend the rights of Black Africans.

    Politics· South Africa
  3. May 26, 1948★★★★★

    National Party wins power and apartheid begins

    The National Party won South Africa's general election and began enacting apartheid, a legally enforced system of racial segregation that lasted until the early 1990s.

    Politics· South Africa
  4. March 21, 1960★★★★★

    Sharpeville massacre

    South African police opened fire on a crowd protesting pass laws at Sharpeville, killing 69 people; the ANC and PAC were subsequently banned.

    Politics· South Africa
  5. June 16, 1976★★★★★

    Soweto uprising

    Black schoolchildren in Soweto protested against compulsory instruction in Afrikaans; police opened fire, and the ensuing crackdown left hundreds dead.

    PoliticsRevolution· South Africa
  6. February 11, 1990★★★★★

    Release of Nelson Mandela

    After 27 years in prison, Nelson Mandela walked free from Victor Verster Prison, opening the way to negotiations to end apartheid.

    Politics· South Africa
  7. April 27, 1994★★★★★

    South Africa's first multiracial election

    South Africa held its first election with universal suffrage across all races; the ANC won and Nelson Mandela became president, marking the end of apartheid.

    Politics· South Africa

21st century

  1. July 9, 2002★★★★★

    African Union launched

    The African Union was formally launched in Durban, replacing the Organisation of African Unity.

    Politics· South Africa
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