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This Day in African History: 25 March

A chronicle of events in African history on this day

By Alistair Boddy-Evans, About.com

1943, 25 March - World War II: North Africa
Mareth Line is overrun by the 4th Indian Division.

1960, 25 March
All black political parties are banned in South Africa.

1993, 25 March
President FW de Klerk admits that six South Africa built six nuclear bombs and states that they have since been dismantled.

1994, 25 March
Last contingent of US troops departs Somalia.

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