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Justice van Wyk of the Appellate Division of the Supreme Court is appointed as a one-man Commission to inquire into all aspects

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Kepler Wessels, captain of the SA Springbok Cricket Team, is born in Bloemfontein.

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Kepler Wessels, captain of the SA Springbok Cricket Team, is born in Bloemfontein.

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Khomotso Jacob Makwetla, accredited public relations practitioner and chair/director/member of several companies and corporatio

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The first cases of Spanish Flu, also called ‘Great flu’ are diagnosed in Durban, starting the influenza epidemic in SA that kil

This day in history

The first cases of Spanish Flu, also called ‘Great flu’ are diagnosed in Durban, starting the influenza epidemic in SA that kil

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WWI: The first ships with SA soldiers on board leave for the ports of German South West Africa to invade the territory.

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Sir Jacob Dirk Barry (73), judge president of the Eastern division since 1880, dies in Queenstown, Eastern Cape.

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Sir Jacob Dirk Barry (73), judge president of the Eastern division since 1880, dies in Queenstown, Eastern Cape.

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Leon Maré, SA author and winner of the Hertzog literary award, is born.

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Leon Maré, SA author and winner of the Hertzog literary award, is born.

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Archibald Lamont, minister of religion, politician and mayor of Durban from 1929-1932, is born in Port Babbabtyne, Bute Island,

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Dr William Gill (66), SA book collector, dies in Somerset East.

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Transvaal burghers shoot Jacobus du Toit on horseback. He refused to stop when challenged. He is wounded and the horse killed.

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British troops march from Simonstown and General J.H. Craig enters Cape Town. Sluysken formally surrenders on 16 September.

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Holy Communion is served at the Cape by residing pastor Johan (Joan) van Arckel for the first time.

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Jan van Riebeeck visits Robben Island for the first time.

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Agriculture Minister Thoko Didiza announces that South Africa has been declared free of notifiable avian influenza (bird flu) a

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Owen Horwood (81), former SA minister of finance, dies in Stellenbosch.

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Gary Bernard, photographer of The Star, commits suicide in Johannesburg

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A German photographer, Christian Hohmann (36), dies in a KwaZulu nature reserve when an elephant cow gores him.

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An agreement is signed by several role-players, including the Minister of Land Affairs, Derek Hanekom, to redevelop District Si

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A German Tupolef plane and an American Starlifter collide off the Namibian coast, killing thirty-three people.

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Mother Teresa, Nobel laureate known world wide for her charity work, receives the first state funeral accorded a private citize

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SA signs agreement with Israel concerning the establishment of a joint Commission of Cooperation.

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South Africa signs protocol on consultations between the Department of Foreign Affairs of South Africa and the Ministry of Fore

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Prime Minister of Israel, Yitzhak Rabin, and Palestinian leader, Yasser Arafat, shake hands after concluding the Declaration of

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SA signs agreement with Bahrain on the establishment of diplomatic relations.

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South Africa signs agreement with the Russian Federation on scientific and technological cooperation.

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Brian Mitchell, SA junior lightweight, wins the International Boxing Federation world champion title.

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Justice van Wyk of the Appellate Division of the Supreme Court is appointed as a one-man Commission to inquire into all aspects

Kepler Wessels, captain of the SA Springbok Cricket Team, is born in Bloemfontein.

Kepler Wessels, captain of the SA Springbok Cricket Team, is born in Bloemfontein.

Khomotso Jacob Makwetla, accredited public relations practitioner and chair/director/member of several companies and corporatio

The first cases of Spanish Flu, also called ‘Great flu’ are diagnosed in Durban, starting the influenza epidemic in SA that kil

The first cases of Spanish Flu, also called ‘Great flu’ are diagnosed in Durban, starting the influenza epidemic in SA that kil

WWI: The first ships with SA soldiers on board leave for the ports of German South West Africa to invade the territory.

Sir Jacob Dirk Barry (73), judge president of the Eastern division since 1880, dies in Queenstown, Eastern Cape.

Sir Jacob Dirk Barry (73), judge president of the Eastern division since 1880, dies in Queenstown, Eastern Cape.

Leon Maré, SA author and winner of the Hertzog literary award, is born.

Leon Maré, SA author and winner of the Hertzog literary award, is born.

Archibald Lamont, minister of religion, politician and mayor of Durban from 1929-1932, is born in Port Babbabtyne, Bute Island,

Dr William Gill (66), SA book collector, dies in Somerset East.

Transvaal burghers shoot Jacobus du Toit on horseback. He refused to stop when challenged. He is wounded and the horse killed.

British troops march from Simonstown and General J.H. Craig enters Cape Town. Sluysken formally surrenders on 16 September.

Holy Communion is served at the Cape by residing pastor Johan (Joan) van Arckel for the first time.

Jan van Riebeeck visits Robben Island for the first time.

Agriculture Minister Thoko Didiza announces that South Africa has been declared free of notifiable avian influenza (bird flu) a

Owen Horwood (81), former SA minister of finance, dies in Stellenbosch.

Gary Bernard, photographer of The Star, commits suicide in Johannesburg

A German photographer, Christian Hohmann (36), dies in a KwaZulu nature reserve when an elephant cow gores him.

An agreement is signed by several role-players, including the Minister of Land Affairs, Derek Hanekom, to redevelop District Si

A German Tupolef plane and an American Starlifter collide off the Namibian coast, killing thirty-three people.

Mother Teresa, Nobel laureate known world wide for her charity work, receives the first state funeral accorded a private citize

SA signs agreement with Israel concerning the establishment of a joint Commission of Cooperation.

South Africa signs protocol on consultations between the Department of Foreign Affairs of South Africa and the Ministry of Fore

Prime Minister of Israel, Yitzhak Rabin, and Palestinian leader, Yasser Arafat, shake hands after concluding the Declaration of

SA signs agreement with Bahrain on the establishment of diplomatic relations.

South Africa signs agreement with the Russian Federation on scientific and technological cooperation.

Brian Mitchell, SA junior lightweight, wins the International Boxing Federation world champion title.