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Masibulela Hawk Makepula, SA junior flyweight champion, wins the world champion title of the World Boxing Organisation in that

… Masibulela Hawk Makepula, SA junior flyweight champion, wins the world champion title …

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William Hare (Gobo) Ashley, SA cricket player in a test against England (1888-1889), is born in Mowbray, Cape Town.

… William Hare (Gobo) Ashley, SA cricket player in a test against England (1888-1889), is …

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SA signs an agreement with Hungary on the abolition of visa requirements for holders of diplomatic and service passports.

… SA signs an agreement with Hungary on the abolition of visa …

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Magdalena Gertruide (Magda) Sauer, first woman in SA to practise as a qualified architect, is born in Kenilworth, Cape Town.

… Magdalena Gertruide (Magda) Sauer, first woman in SA to practise as a qualified architect, is born in …

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Dr Eschel Rhoodie, SA secretary of Information, in a sensational statement reveals that payments made by him from a secret fund

… Dr Eschel Rhoodie, SA secretary of Information, in a sensational statement …

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William H. Bell (Daddy Bell) (72), SA musician and composer of three symphonies and two operas, dies in Gordon’s Bay.

… William H. Bell (Daddy Bell) (72), SA musician and composer of three symphonies and two operas, …

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Garth Erasmus, SA artist, is born in Uitenhage, Eastern Cape. He attended a teachers training program at Hewat Training College

… Garth Erasmus, SA artist, is born in Uitenhage, Eastern Cape. He attended a …

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Prof. Izak Wilhelmus van der Merwe (Boerneef), well-known SA poet and author, is born on Boplaas, district Ceres.

… Prof. Izak Wilhelmus van der Merwe (Boerneef), well-known SA poet and author, is born on Boplaas, district Ceres. …

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James Henry (Biddy) Anderson, SA cricket player in one test match against Australia (1902-1903), is born in Kimberley.

… James Henry (Biddy) Anderson, SA cricket player in one test match against Australia …

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Myrna Blumberg, correspondent for the New York Post and the London Daily Herald in SA, is detained and restricted.

… for the New York Post and the London Daily Herald in SA, is detained and restricted. …

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Willem van der Berg, SA novelist and former head of the Afrikaans service of the SAUK (SABC), is born.

… Willem van der Berg, SA novelist and former head of the Afrikaans service of the …

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Garth Erasmus, SA artist, is born in Uitenhage, Eastern Cape. He attended a teachers training program at Hewat Training College

… Garth Erasmus, SA artist, is born in Uitenhage, Eastern Cape. He attended a …

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Myrna Blumberg, correspondent for the New York Post and the London Daily Herald in SA, is detained and restricted.

… for the New York Post and the London Daily Herald in SA, is detained and restricted. …

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Willem van der Berg, SA novelist and former head of the Afrikaans service of the SAUK (SABC), is born.

… Willem van der Berg, SA novelist and former head of the Afrikaans service of the …

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Henry Allen Fagan, chief justice of the Union of SA, cabinet minister and playwright, is born in Tulbach, CC.

… Henry Allen Fagan, chief justice of the Union of SA, cabinet minister and playwright, is born in Tulbach, CC. …

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The United States posthumously awards SA Cheetah Squadron pilot, Lieutenant R.M. du Plooy, with the Silver Star for &quot;galla

… The United States posthumously awards SA Cheetah Squadron pilot, Lieutenant R.M. du Plooy, with the …

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George Mnyaluza Pemba (also documented as Mnyala, Milwa), SA artist, is born in Hillskraal, Korsten Village, Port Elizabeth. He

… George Mnyaluza Pemba (also documented as Mnyala, Milwa), SA artist, is born in Hillskraal, Korsten Village, Port …

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SA recalls its ambassador to Britain for urgent consultations, after four South Africans and a Briton are charged in Coventry w

… SA recalls its ambassador to Britain for urgent …

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Pik Botha, SA ambassador in the USA, returns to South Africa and is appointed as Minister of Foreign Affairs.

… Pik Botha, SA ambassador in the USA, returns to South Africa and is …

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Catharina Felicia van Rees, musician who published the first collection of SA folk songs, dies in Gelderland, the Netherlands.

… van Rees, musician who published the first collection of SA folk songs, dies in Gelderland, the Netherlands. …

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Lt.-Col. Hermanus Christiaan (Manie) Bredell, chief adjunct commissioner of the SA Police, dies on his farm Zonneheuwel, near M

… (Manie) Bredell, chief adjunct commissioner of the SA Police, dies on his farm Zonneheuwel, near M …

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Johan Papenfus, a SA Defence Force rifleman captured in Angola nearly a year previously, returns to South Africa from Cuba. His

… Johan Papenfus, a SA Defence Force rifleman captured in Angola nearly a year …

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Eugene Marais, SA poet, naturalist, lawyer and journalist, shoots himself on the farm of Gustav Preller, near Pelindaba. Joyc

… Eugene Marais, SA poet, naturalist, lawyer and journalist, shoots himself on …

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The SA rugby team beats Scotland in Port Elizabeth 18-10 in the only test match of the series.

… The SA rugby team beats Scotland in Port Elizabeth 18-10 in the …

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The SA rugby team beats Scotland in Port Elizabeth 18-10 in the only test match of the series.

… The SA rugby team beats Scotland in Port Elizabeth 18-10 in the …

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Arthur Wellesley Briscoe (30), SA cricket player in three test matches, is killed in Ethiopia during World War II.

… Arthur Wellesley Briscoe (30), SA cricket player in three test matches, is killed in …

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Bruce Grobbelaar, a former SA coach, Hans Segers, and John Fashanu are exonerated on charges of manipulating soccer results, be

… Bruce Grobbelaar, a former SA coach, Hans Segers, and John Fashanu are exonerated on …

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The home match between the Bafana Bafana, SA soccer team, and Nigeria, ends in a tie, with no goals scored.

… The home match between the Bafana Bafana, SA soccer team, and Nigeria, ends in a tie, with no goals …

Kotsi ya morafo wa-Kloof wa gold fields ke koduwa e sa tswanelang ho tlohelwa (article written in Sotho language)

… Kotsi ya morafo wa-Kloof wa gold fields ke koduwa e sa tswanelang ho tlohelwa (article written in Sotho language) …

Is there a role for the private sector in SA health care? - Yes but not in the National Health Service

… Is there a role for the private sector in SA health care? - Yes but not in the National Health Service …

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Masibulela Hawk Makepula, SA junior flyweight champion, wins the world champion title of the World Boxing Organisation in that

William Hare (Gobo) Ashley, SA cricket player in a test against England (1888-1889), is born in Mowbray, Cape Town.

SA signs an agreement with Hungary on the abolition of visa requirements for holders of diplomatic and service passports.

Magdalena Gertruide (Magda) Sauer, first woman in SA to practise as a qualified architect, is born in Kenilworth, Cape Town.

Dr Eschel Rhoodie, SA secretary of Information, in a sensational statement reveals that payments made by him from a secret fund

William H. Bell (Daddy Bell) (72), SA musician and composer of three symphonies and two operas, dies in Gordon’s Bay.

Garth Erasmus, SA artist, is born in Uitenhage, Eastern Cape. He attended a teachers training program at Hewat Training College

Prof. Izak Wilhelmus van der Merwe (Boerneef), well-known SA poet and author, is born on Boplaas, district Ceres.

James Henry (Biddy) Anderson, SA cricket player in one test match against Australia (1902-1903), is born in Kimberley.

Myrna Blumberg, correspondent for the New York Post and the London Daily Herald in SA, is detained and restricted.

Willem van der Berg, SA novelist and former head of the Afrikaans service of the SAUK (SABC), is born.

Garth Erasmus, SA artist, is born in Uitenhage, Eastern Cape. He attended a teachers training program at Hewat Training College

Myrna Blumberg, correspondent for the New York Post and the London Daily Herald in SA, is detained and restricted.

Willem van der Berg, SA novelist and former head of the Afrikaans service of the SAUK (SABC), is born.

Henry Allen Fagan, chief justice of the Union of SA, cabinet minister and playwright, is born in Tulbach, CC.

The United States posthumously awards SA Cheetah Squadron pilot, Lieutenant R.M. du Plooy, with the Silver Star for &amp;quot;galla

George Mnyaluza Pemba (also documented as Mnyala, Milwa), SA artist, is born in Hillskraal, Korsten Village, Port Elizabeth. He

SA recalls its ambassador to Britain for urgent consultations, after four South Africans and a Briton are charged in Coventry w

Pik Botha, SA ambassador in the USA, returns to South Africa and is appointed as Minister of Foreign Affairs.

Catharina Felicia van Rees, musician who published the first collection of SA folk songs, dies in Gelderland, the Netherlands.

Lt.-Col. Hermanus Christiaan (Manie) Bredell, chief adjunct commissioner of the SA Police, dies on his farm Zonneheuwel, near M

Johan Papenfus, a SA Defence Force rifleman captured in Angola nearly a year previously, returns to South Africa from Cuba. His

Eugene Marais, SA poet, naturalist, lawyer and journalist, shoots himself on the farm of Gustav Preller, near Pelindaba. Joyc

The SA rugby team beats Scotland in Port Elizabeth 18-10 in the only test match of the series.

The SA rugby team beats Scotland in Port Elizabeth 18-10 in the only test match of the series.

Arthur Wellesley Briscoe (30), SA cricket player in three test matches, is killed in Ethiopia during World War II.

Bruce Grobbelaar, a former SA coach, Hans Segers, and John Fashanu are exonerated on charges of manipulating soccer results, be

The home match between the Bafana Bafana, SA soccer team, and Nigeria, ends in a tie, with no goals scored.

Kotsi ya morafo wa-Kloof wa gold fields ke koduwa e sa tswanelang ho tlohelwa (article written in Sotho language)

Is there a role for the private sector in SA health care? - Yes but not in the National Health Service

The United States posthumously awards SA Cheetah Squadron pilot, Lieutenant R.M. du Plooy, with the Silver Star for "galla