six-year-old daughter Katryn are killed by a letter bomb at Lubango, Angola. July 9 – South Africa signs the amendment of the International Convention for the Conservation of Atlantic Tunas. 12 – One policeman is killed and one is injured when their vehicle is attacked in Jabulani. 28 – The South African Railways Police charge office in KwaMashu, Durban is attacked with hand grenades. August 3 – A guerrilla is killed in the Ellisras area. 7 – Tshabalala Dry Cleaners in Soweto is extensively damaged by Umkhonto we Sizwe. 7 – An Escom sub-station is destroyed in Glenmore, Durban. 12 – The Department of Internal Affairs of Johannesburg is hit by an explosion that causes minor damage. 16 – Two Limpet mines destroy two floors of the South African Police HQ, Soweto East in Roodepoort, injuring the District Commander, four policemen and two civilians. 17 – A guerrilla is killed while resisting arrest in Mapetla. 23 – Explosions destroy 4th floor offices of the government in a building in Booysens, Johannesburg. 24 – A bomb explodes in Anchor Life Building in Johannesburg, destroying the South African Railways Police regional offices and the Department of Internal Affairs offices. September 3 – A limpet mine placed by Mo Shaik explodes at the Department of Internal Affairs in Johannesburg. 3 – During riots in the Vaal Triangle instigated by the Vaal Civic Association (VCA) supported by the UDF and COSAS, councillors Caesar Motjeane and Kuzwayo Dlamini are doused with petrol and burned alive and the police resort to sharp ammunition to restore order. 5 – An explosion destroys an Escom sub-station at Rustenburg and disrupts power to Rustenburg and a large area of Bophutatswana. 7 – VCA vice-chairman Esau Raditsela admits to VCA chairman Lord McCamel and UDF leader Frank Chikane that he had started the riots four days before, but the UDF continues to blame the government and police. 13 – A Limpet mine causes damage to a Durban sub-station. 14 – The position of Prime Minister is abolished. 14 – P.W. Botha is inaugurated as the first executive State President of South Africa. 14 – A bomb explodes at the Department of Community Development in Krugersdorp. October 8 – South Africa, Mozambique and Renamo hold talks in Pretoria to end the civil war in Mozambique. 16 – Anglican Archbishop Desmond Tutu is awarded the Nobel Peace Prize. December 11 – A