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SA signs a co-operation agreement with Transkei regarding structural adjustment.

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SA signs bilateral air transport agreement with the Czech Republic.

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The SA rugby team beats the British Isles 7-3 in Durban.

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South Africa announces an 18 percent devaluation of its currency.

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South Africa announces an 18 percent devaluation of its currency.

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Anton Anreith, SA sculptor, is born in Riegel, the Netherlands.

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The Teachers’ Training College in Oudtshoorn becomes an independent institution.

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Paul de Waal, SA rugby Springbok, is born in Stellenbosch.

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Bafana Bafana, the SA soccer team, loses 0-2 in a home game.

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Bafana Bafana, the SA soccer team, loses 0-2 in a home game.

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Joyce Barker, SA soprano, is born in Mooi River, Natal.

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A SA Defence Force recruiting office is blown up in Durban.

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Express train derails in Ethiopia, killing an estimated 400 people

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SA signs air service agreement with the Republic of Malaysia.

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The SA rugby team beats Italy 74-3 in Port Elizabeth.

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SA signs cultural agreement with the Federal Republic of Germany.

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Charlie Hime, SA cricketer in one test in 1895, dies.

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Dessye palace, Ethiopia, is destroyed by an Italian air raid.

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Francis Brett Young, SA novelist, is born in Worcestershire, England.

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The SA rugby team beats France 33-18 in Pretoria.

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Dr Elsie Hall (99), SA pianist, dies in Cape Town.

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Daniël Malan, SA long distance athlete, is born in Paarl.

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The SA rugby team beats Australia 30-11 in Johannesburg.

Judge Ismael Mahomed, first SA Black chief justice, is born.

The first Turkish Consul-General in SA assumes his post.

Andries Johannes Botha, SA sculptor, is born in Durban, Natal.

The SA rugby team beats Wales 40-11 in Johannesburg.

Chris Pope, SA Springbok rugby player, is born in Stellenbosch.

An earthquake in which sixteen people die strikes Cairo, Egypt.

WWII: Italian forces begin an offensive into Egypt from Libya.

SA signs a co-operation agreement with Transkei regarding structural adjustment.

SA signs bilateral air transport agreement with the Czech Republic.

The SA rugby team beats the British Isles 7-3 in Durban.

South Africa announces an 18 percent devaluation of its currency.

South Africa announces an 18 percent devaluation of its currency.

Anton Anreith, SA sculptor, is born in Riegel, the Netherlands.

The Teachers’ Training College in Oudtshoorn becomes an independent institution.

Paul de Waal, SA rugby Springbok, is born in Stellenbosch.

Bafana Bafana, the SA soccer team, loses 0-2 in a home game.

Bafana Bafana, the SA soccer team, loses 0-2 in a home game.

Joyce Barker, SA soprano, is born in Mooi River, Natal.

A SA Defence Force recruiting office is blown up in Durban.

Express train derails in Ethiopia, killing an estimated 400 people

SA signs air service agreement with the Republic of Malaysia.

The SA rugby team beats Italy 74-3 in Port Elizabeth.

SA signs cultural agreement with the Federal Republic of Germany.

Charlie Hime, SA cricketer in one test in 1895, dies.

Dessye palace, Ethiopia, is destroyed by an Italian air raid.

Francis Brett Young, SA novelist, is born in Worcestershire, England.

The SA rugby team beats France 33-18 in Pretoria.

Dr Elsie Hall (99), SA pianist, dies in Cape Town.

Daniël Malan, SA long distance athlete, is born in Paarl.