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World News   Southern Africa   2001
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Attempt to revive racism meeting Zimbabwe to halt land grab Race summit slavery breakthrough Racism conference ends Southern African summit Police found guilty in dog attack trial South Africa, India defy ICC Police jailed over dog attack Ex-first lady murdered  Marike de Klerk, 64-year-old former wife of F.W. de Klerk, had been stabbed and strangled at her home in Cape Town Candidate alleges fraud New land seizures planned 48 killed in truck crash

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Summary.     Click for More > 80,000 at risk from floods  Authorities begun evacuating 80,000 people threatened by fresh floods as more water is released from a reservoir 43 die in soccer stampede  The stampede began as a crowd tried to get into stadium to watch the match between South Africa's two biggest teams Joy greets end of AIDS drug fight Total Solar Eclipse Corruption witness killed Africa summit starts Train attack killed 152  The train hit a mine and was then attacked by gunmen who shot screaming passengers Conference on racism starts Mideast dominates racism summit Heart transplant pioneer dies U.S. pulls out of racism conference
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80,000 at risk from floods

January 2001 ... more > Top ^

Jan.5  Political violence rises
Jan.28  Anti-Mugabe newspaper bombed
Jan.30  6 died in floods

February 2001 ... more > Top ^

Feb.3  More rain may worsen floods
Feb.11  Famous Mandela speech revived
Feb.25  
  Authorities begun evacuating 80,000 people threatened by fresh floods as more water is released from a reservoir

March 2001 ... more > Top ^

Mar.1  People to evacuate ahead of floods  Britain to pull military advisers Mar.4  Flood victims refuse relocation Mar.8  Floods wash away homes Mar.9  Angola, Zimbabwe rift Mar.14  Botswana defends diamonds

April 2001 ... more > Top ^

Apr.1  AIDS drug offers spurned Apr.7  Funeral of black man Apr.11  Bus crash kills 29, injures 60   43 die in soccer stampede
  The stampede began as a crowd tried to get into stadium to watch the match between South Africa's two biggest teams
Apr.12  Stadium victims mourned Apr.15  Memorial for stadium victims Apr.17  Mugabe to run again Apr.19   Joy greets end of AIDS drug fight  World's top pharmaceutical companies withdrew a legal action to protect patents

May 2001 ... more > Top ^

May.7  Opposition leader appears in court May.8  Mugabe poll-challenge judge quits May.24  MP's home attacked May.28  Church punishes married archbishop

June 2001 ... more > Top ^

Jun.1  Young AIDS activist dies Jun.16  Goosen, Cink lead U.S. Open Jun.21   Total Solar Eclipse  Starting in Angola, eclipse moved across through Zambia, Zimbabwe, Mozambique and Madagascar Jun.29  Ruling alliance to hold policy talks

July 2001 ... more > Top ^

Jul.1  South Africa qualifies for World Cup Jul.6   Corruption witness killed  Paul Tembo, 41, prominent politician was due to give evidence in a investigation against 3 ministers Jul.9   Africa summit starts  40 African leaders arrived to sign a treaty dissolving Organisation of African Unity, replacing it with the African Unity Jul.13  Shacks demolished Jul.24  Mandela receives cancer treatment Jul.30  Ruling party won election

August 2001 ... more > Top ^

Aug.7  Pope meets married archbishop Aug.10   Train attack killed 152
  The train hit a mine and was then attacked by gunmen who shot screaming passengers
Aug.14  Police help ease violence  Married archbishop repents Aug.16  Editor attacks harassment Aug.29  Married archbishop returns to fold Aug.31     Conference on racism starts  U.N. Secretary-General Annan urging to set aside their differences

September 2001 ... more > Top ^

Sep.1   Mideast dominates racism summit  World leaders addresses to the U.N. World Conference Against Racism. A draft declaration had anti-Israel language Sep.2   Heart transplant pioneer dies  Dr. Christiaan Barnard in 1967 in Cape Town replaced the diseased heart of Washkansky with that of a woman in 20s  Israel branded 'racist' by forum Sep.3   U.S. pulls out of racism conference
  Israel and the U.S. have pulled out of the U.N. Conference Against Racism after compromise over condemning Israel had failed
  Attempt to revive racism meeting  South Africa is drawing up a new text on Mideast Sep.5  Battle for racism talks compromise Sep.6   Zimbabwe to halt land grab  At Commonwealth conference Zimbabwe's delegation agreed to halt all occupations of white-owned farms  Arabs reject racism compromise Sep.7   Race summit slavery breakthrough  Conference acknowledges slavery as crime against humanity, an apology and offer a economic assistance to Africa  Fire kills 23 people, 30 elephants Sep.8   Racism conference ends  Conference adopted a declaration of principles and a plan to combat discrimination and refused to accuse Israel of racism  Militants seize white farm Sep.9  Mugabe approves land deal Sep.10     Southern African summit  Leaders from South Africa, Namibia, Malawi, Mozambique and Botswana to tell Mugabe to accept a land reform deal

October 2001 ... more > Top ^

Oct.2 Court backs Mugabe on land reform

November 2001 ... more > Top ^

Nov.6  Kallis takes 100th wicket Nov.14 Opposition denies murder charge Nov.15 Inquiry clears government Nov.16 Editor charges dropped Nov.19   Police found guilty in dog attack trial  4 of the 6 policemen who admitted to setting dogs on 3 black men in a videotaped attack were found guilty of assault Nov.21 Police break up protest Nov.22 ID cards become compulsory Nov.23   South Africa, India defy ICC  Countries went ahead with their unofficial test at Centurion despite it being effectively declared void by ICC Baby rape case shocks  Referee dispute Nov.24  S. Africa builds lead in unofficial test  England, South Africa, 29-9 Nov.25 White farmer shot Nov.26 AIDS drugs battle goes to court  ICC confirmed decisions on Indian test Nov.27 NNP and ANC seal alliance Students riot Battle over AIDS drug Nov.28  Tragedy prompts venue switch Nov.29   Police jailed over dog attack  4 white policemen have been jailed for setting dogs on 3 Mozambican blacks during a training exercise Crackdown on 'conflict diamonds' Nov.30 AIDS drugs to be cheaper

December 2001 ... more > Top ^

Dec.1 Mugabe plan to restrict media Dec.2 Mugabe predicts election victory New child rapes Dec.3 Malawi cuts AIDS drugs prices 20% Dec.4 Court backs land seizures Dec.5   Ex-first lady murdered
  Marike de Klerk, 64-year-old former wife of F.W. de Klerk, had been stabbed and strangled at her home in Cape Town
Dotcom tycoon space bound Dec.6 Guard held over de Klerk murder Dec.7 Guard confesses to de Klerk murder Dec.8 Private funeral for Marike de Klerk Dec.13 Mugabe lashes out at opponents Dec.14 Pregnant win HIV rights Dec.20 Shopping centre collapses Dec.22 Opposition: We will win Dec.29   Candidate alleges fraud  Opposition leader Anderson Mazoka, wealthy businessman, has declared himself the winner Dec.30   New land seizures planned  100,000 black will be allocated land Dec.31   48 killed in truck crash  100 members of the Chego family were travelling in the truck. 70 injured

80,000 at risk from floods



Southern Africa, 2001 War & Army Timeline ... See World War & Army timeline Top ^
2001
Mar.1  Britain to pull military advisers
Mar.9  Angola, Zimbabwe rift



Southern Africa, 2001 Disasters Timeline ... See World Disasters timeline Top ^
2001
Jan.30  6 died in floods
Feb.3  More rain may worsen floods
Feb.25
  Authorities begun evacuating 80,000 people threatened by fresh floods as more water is released from a reservoir
Mar.1  People to evacuate ahead of floods Mar.4  Flood victims refuse relocation Mar.8  Floods wash away homes Apr.1  AIDS drug offers spurned Apr.11  Bus crash kills 29, injures 60 Apr.11 43 die in soccer stampede
  The stampede began as a crowd tried to get into stadium to watch the match between South Africa's two biggest teams
Apr.12  Stadium victims mourned Apr.19 Joy greets end of AIDS drug fight  World's top pharmaceutical companies withdrew a legal action to protect patents Jun.1  Young AIDS activist dies Jul.24  Mandela receives cancer treatment Sep.2 Heart transplant pioneer dies  Dr. Christiaan Barnard in 1967 in Cape Town replaced the diseased heart of Washkansky with that of a woman in 20s Sep.7  Fire kills 23 people, 30 elephants Nov.26 AIDS drugs battle goes to court Nov.27 Battle over AIDS drug Nov.28  Tragedy prompts venue switch Nov.30 AIDS drugs to be cheaper Dec.3 Malawi cuts AIDS drugs prices 20% Dec.14 Pregnant win HIV rights Dec.20 Shopping centre collapses Dec.31 48 killed in truck crash  100 members of the Chego family were travelling in the truck. 70 injured


Southern Africa, 2001 Sports Timeline ... See World Sports timeline Top ^
2001 Apr.11 43 die in soccer stampede
  The stampede began as a crowd tried to get into stadium to watch the match between South Africa's two biggest teams
Apr.15  Memorial for stadium victims Jun.16  Goosen, Cink lead U.S. Open Jul.1  South Africa qualifies for World Cup Nov.6  Kallis takes 100th wicket Nov.23 South Africa, India defy ICC  Countries went ahead with their unofficial test at Centurion despite it being effectively declared void by ICC Nov.23  Referee dispute Nov.24  S. Africa builds lead in unofficial test Nov.24  England, South Africa, 29-9 Nov.26  ICC confirmed decisions on Indian test Nov.28  Tragedy prompts venue switch


Southern Africa, 2001 Business Timeline ... See World Business timeline Top ^
2001 Mar.14  Botswana defends diamonds Apr.1  AIDS drug offers spurned Jun.29  Ruling alliance to hold policy talks Nov.29 Crackdown on 'conflict diamonds' Nov.30 AIDS drugs to be cheaper Dec.3 Malawi cuts AIDS drugs prices 20%


Southern Africa, 2001 Crime & Justice Timeline ... See World Crime & Justice timeline Top ^
2001 Jan.5  Political violence rises Jan.28  Anti-Mugabe newspaper bombed Apr.7  Funeral of black man May.24  MP's home attacked Jul.6 Corruption witness killed  Paul Tembo, 41, prominent politician was due to give evidence in a investigation against 3 ministers Jul.13  Shacks demolished Aug.10 Train attack killed 152
  The train hit a mine and was then attacked by gunmen who shot screaming passengers
Aug.14  Police help ease violence Nov.14 Opposition denies murder charge Nov.19 Police found guilty in dog attack trial  4 of the 6 policemen who admitted to setting dogs on 3 black men in a videotaped attack were found guilty of assault Nov.23 Baby rape case shocks Nov.25 White farmer shot Nov.29 Police jailed over dog attack  4 white policemen have been jailed for setting dogs on 3 Mozambican blacks during a training exercise Dec.2 New child rapes Dec.4 Court backs land seizures Dec.5 Ex-first lady murdered
  Marike de Klerk, 64-year-old former wife of F.W. de Klerk, had been stabbed and strangled at her home in Cape Town
Dec.6 Guard held over de Klerk murder Dec.7 Guard confesses to de Klerk murder


Southern Africa, 2001 Politics Timeline ... See World Politics timeline Top ^
2001 Feb.11  Famous Mandela speech revived Apr.15  Memorial for stadium victims Apr.17  Mugabe to run again Apr.19 Joy greets end of AIDS drug fight  World's top pharmaceutical companies withdrew a legal action to protect patents May.7  Opposition leader appears in court May.8  Mugabe poll-challenge judge quits May.28  Church punishes married archbishop Jun.21 Total Solar Eclipse  Starting in Angola, eclipse moved across through Zambia, Zimbabwe, Mozambique and Madagascar Jul.9 Africa summit starts  40 African leaders arrived to sign a treaty dissolving Organisation of African Unity, replacing it with the African Unity Jul.30  Ruling party won election Aug.7  Pope meets married archbishop Aug.14  Married archbishop repents Aug.16  Editor attacks harassment Aug.29  Married archbishop returns to fold Aug.31   Conference on racism starts  U.N. Secretary-General Annan urging to set aside their differences Sep.1 Mideast dominates racism summit  World leaders addresses to the U.N. World Conference Against Racism. A draft declaration had anti-Israel language Sep.2  Israel branded 'racist' by forum Sep.3 U.S. pulls out of racism conference
  Israel and the U.S. have pulled out of the U.N. Conference Against Racism after compromise over condemning Israel had failed
Sep.3 Attempt to revive racism meeting  South Africa is drawing up a new text on Mideast Sep.5  Battle for racism talks compromise Sep.6 Zimbabwe to halt land grab  At Commonwealth conference Zimbabwe's delegation agreed to halt all occupations of white-owned farms Sep.6  Arabs reject racism compromise Sep.7 Race summit slavery breakthrough  Conference acknowledges slavery as crime against humanity, an apology and offer a economic assistance to Africa Sep.8 Racism conference ends  Conference adopted a declaration of principles and a plan to combat discrimination and refused to accuse Israel of racism Sep.8  Militants seize white farm Sep.9  Mugabe approves land deal Sep.10   Southern African summit  Leaders from South Africa, Namibia, Malawi, Mozambique and Botswana to tell Mugabe to accept a land reform deal Oct.2 Court backs Mugabe on land reform Nov.15 Inquiry clears government Nov.16 Editor charges dropped Nov.21 Police break up protest Nov.22 ID cards become compulsory Nov.27 NNP and ANC seal alliance Nov.27 Students riot Dec.1 Mugabe plan to restrict media Dec.2 Mugabe predicts election victory Dec.5 Dotcom tycoon space bound Dec.8 Private funeral for Marike de Klerk Dec.13 Mugabe lashes out at opponents Dec.14 Pregnant win HIV rights Dec.22 Opposition: We will win Dec.29 Candidate alleges fraud  Opposition leader Anderson Mazoka, wealthy businessman, has declared himself the winner Dec.30 New land seizures planned  100,000 black will be allocated land