The following lists events that happened during 1984 in South Africa. Incumbents State President: Marais Viljoen (until 3 September). P.W. Botha (from 14 September). Prime Minister: P.W. Botha (until 14 September). Chief Justice: Pieter Jacobus Rabie. Events January 8 – The South African Defence Force begins withdrawal from southern Angola. 16 – The South African Railways inaugurates the MetroBlitz interurban high speed train service between Pretoria and Johannesburg. 30 – Patrick McCall of the Stander gang is killed by police in a raid on the gang's hide-out in Houghton, Johannesburg. February 3 – A bomb destroys the offices of the Ciskei consulate in Durban. 23 – An Escom installation in Georgetown is slightly damaged by an explosion. 29 – Two bombs explode at Mandini, one at a sub-station and the other at the police station. March 11 – The Mobil fuel depot in Ermelo is rocked by four explosions and five storage tanks are destroyed. 12 – During a skirmish with insurgents, two policemen are seriously injured. 16 – South Africa and Mozambique sign the Nkomati Accord, a non-aggression treaty, at Komatipoort. 23 – Dorothy Nyembe is released from Kroonstad Prison after serving 15 years. April 3 – The African National Congress denies responsibility after a car bomb explodes on the Victoria Embankment, Durban, killing three and injuring twenty. 5 – The Transkei consulate in Botshabelo is destroyed by a bomb. An insurgent is killed at De Deur. May 2 – South Africa, Mozambique and Portugal sign an agreement on electricity supply from the Cahora Bassa dam. 5 – Over 7,000 people attend an Afrikaner Volkswag rally in Pretoria. 12 – A bomb explodes at the Trust Bank in Durban. 13 – The Mobil Oil Refinery in Durban comes under RPG-7 attack by Umkhonto we Sizwe insurgents who are all killed afterwards in a running battle with police. 16 – Outside the Jabulani Police station in Soweto an explosion destroys two private vehicles belonging to policemen. 18 – The railway line near Lenasia is damaged by an explosion. 29 – Prime Minister P.W. Botha and minister of foreign affairs Pik Botha visit Austria, Belgium, France, Great Britain, Italy, Portugal, Switzerland and West Germany. Mutineers systematically kill most camp administration members at Umkhonto we Sizwe's Pango training camp in Angola. June 21 – An explosion damages a sub-station in Berea, Durban and disrupts electricity supply. 28 – Jeannette Schoon and her