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Marches organised by the African National Congress, SA Communist Party and the Congress of South African Trade Unions are held

… Marches organised by the African National Congress, SA Communist Party and the Congress of South African Trade …

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The SA defence force attacks alleged ANC homes and offices in Gaborone, Botswana, in Operation Plecksy. Twelve or thirteen peop

… The SA defence force attacks alleged ANC homes and offices in …

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Grintek of SA, Saab of Sweden and British aerospace sign a historic contract for supplying military equipment worth about R60 m

… Grintek of SA, Saab of Sweden and British aerospace sign a historic …

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SA author Herman Charles Bosman is found guilty of murdering his stepbrother and sentenced to death. The sentence was later

… SA author Herman Charles Bosman is found guilty of murdering …

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Former defence minister Magnus Malan joins former SA Defence Force chief Constand Viljoen in denying any knowledge of mass grav

… Former defence minister Magnus Malan joins former SA Defence Force chief Constand Viljoen in denying any …

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The first Black SA newspaper, Imvo Zabantsundu (Black Opinion), is published in King William’s Town with Tengo Jabavu as editor

… The first Black SA newspaper, Imvo Zabantsundu (Black Opinion), is published …

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The SA cricket team beats Zimbabwe with an innings and thirteen runs in the first five-day test in Bloemfontein.

… The SA cricket team beats Zimbabwe with an innings and thirteen …

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The SA cricket team beats the West Indies in Dhaka, Bangladesh, with 4 wickets in a one-day International Cricket Council Wills

… The SA cricket team beats the West Indies in Dhaka, Bangladesh, …

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SA signs an agreement with the USA regarding co-operation in the development, building, installation and operation of an integr

… SA signs an agreement with the USA regarding co-operation in …

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Dr Robert Broom, SA archaeologist and discoverer of the “Mrs Ples” skull at the Sterkfontein Caves, is born in Scotland.

… Dr Robert Broom, SA archaeologist and discoverer of the “Mrs Ples” skull at …

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Frans Lion Cachet (64), pastor in several parts of SA and various denominations, dies in Bergen-op-Zoom, the Netherlands.

… Frans Lion Cachet (64), pastor in several parts of SA and various denominations, dies in Bergen-op-Zoom, the …

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Philip Alan Moore, politician, soldier, educator and financier who emigrated to SA in 1913, dies in Johannesburg. He was the ‘f

… soldier, educator and financier who emigrated to SA in 1913, dies in Johannesburg. He was the ‘f …

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SA signs agreement with the UN and the Commission of the European Union concerning the legal status, privileges and immunities

… SA signs agreement with the UN and the Commission of the …

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Prisoner Nelson Mandela has the first of three meetings with State President F.W. de Klerk to discuss the future SA.

… with State President F.W. de Klerk to discuss the future SA. …

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Lt.-Col. James Stevenson-Hamilton (Skukuza) (90), British soldier and one of the most famous nature conservationists in SA hist

… and one of the most famous nature conservationists in SA hist …

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Sir John Coode, SA harbour engineer who designed the seaward defences of Table Bay, is born in Bodmin, Cornwallis, England.

… Sir John Coode, SA harbour engineer who designed the seaward defences of …

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Anglo-Boer War 2: Ian Hamilton is appointed as Kitchener’s chief-of-staff. (SA National Museum of Military History. (1999). Ang

… Ian Hamilton is appointed as Kitchener’s chief-of-staff. (SA National Museum of Military History. (1999). Ang …

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The SA Communist Party (SACP), following a weekend meeting of its augmented central committee, calls for an end to the Mugabe g

… The SA Communist Party (SACP), following a weekend meeting of its …

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Stephanus Johannes Paulus (Fanie) Eloff (62), first notable sculptor born in SA and grandson of Paul Kruger, dies in Pretoria.

… Paulus (Fanie) Eloff (62), first notable sculptor born in SA and grandson of Paul Kruger, dies in Pretoria. …

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Up to 1&nbsp;000 delegates from SA and overseas meet for the Pan-Africanist Congress’s first national conference inside the cou

… Up to 1 000 delegates from SA and overseas meet for the Pan-Africanist Congress’s first …

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The health department slams the SA National Blood Service for revealing that Mbeki’s blood had been rejected because he decline

… The health department slams the SA National Blood Service for revealing that Mbeki’s blood …

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Headman Tshabalala, SA singer and founder member of the group Ladysmith Black Mambazo, is shot and killed in a roadside argumen

… Headman Tshabalala, SA singer and founder member of the group Ladysmith Black …

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SA signs the following four agreements with the US: economic, technical and related assistance; the program of the Peace Corps

… SA signs the following four agreements with the US: economic, …

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A bomb explosion, shattering the Johannesburg office of the Department of Foreign Affairs, is the forty-second attack by ANC sa

… of Foreign Affairs, is the forty-second attack by ANC sa …

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The International Convention for the Regulation of Whaling (as amended), to which SA is a party, is signed in Washington, USA.

… for the Regulation of Whaling (as amended), to which SA is a party, is signed in Washington, USA. …

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The SA cricket team beats the West Indies with nine wickets in Durban to lead 3-0 in the series of five.

… The SA cricket team beats the West Indies with nine wickets in …

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Albert Kimmerling, a visiting Frenchman, is the first person to fly in SA. He reaches a height of 6m at East London.

… a visiting Frenchman, is the first person to fly in SA. He reaches a height of 6m at East London. …

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The United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea, to which SA is a party, is signed in Montego Bay.

… United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea, to which SA is a party, is signed in Montego Bay. …

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SA’s new constitution is enacted by parliament, signalling the end of apartheid and the birth of the new South Africa.

… SA’s new constitution is enacted by parliament, signalling …

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The Bafana Bafana, SA soccer team, loses 3-4 against Uruguay in the Confederations Cup, with Lucas Radebe scoring his first int

… The Bafana Bafana, SA soccer team, loses 3-4 against Uruguay in the …

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Marches organised by the African National Congress, SA Communist Party and the Congress of South African Trade Unions are held

The SA defence force attacks alleged ANC homes and offices in Gaborone, Botswana, in Operation Plecksy. Twelve or thirteen peop

Grintek of SA, Saab of Sweden and British aerospace sign a historic contract for supplying military equipment worth about R60 m

SA author Herman Charles Bosman is found guilty of murdering his stepbrother and sentenced to death. The sentence was later

Former defence minister Magnus Malan joins former SA Defence Force chief Constand Viljoen in denying any knowledge of mass grav

The first Black SA newspaper, Imvo Zabantsundu (Black Opinion), is published in King William’s Town with Tengo Jabavu as editor

The SA cricket team beats Zimbabwe with an innings and thirteen runs in the first five-day test in Bloemfontein.

The SA cricket team beats the West Indies in Dhaka, Bangladesh, with 4 wickets in a one-day International Cricket Council Wills

SA signs an agreement with the USA regarding co-operation in the development, building, installation and operation of an integr

Dr Robert Broom, SA archaeologist and discoverer of the “Mrs Ples” skull at the Sterkfontein Caves, is born in Scotland.

Frans Lion Cachet (64), pastor in several parts of SA and various denominations, dies in Bergen-op-Zoom, the Netherlands.

Philip Alan Moore, politician, soldier, educator and financier who emigrated to SA in 1913, dies in Johannesburg. He was the ‘f

SA signs agreement with the UN and the Commission of the European Union concerning the legal status, privileges and immunities

Prisoner Nelson Mandela has the first of three meetings with State President F.W. de Klerk to discuss the future SA.

Lt.-Col. James Stevenson-Hamilton (Skukuza) (90), British soldier and one of the most famous nature conservationists in SA hist

Sir John Coode, SA harbour engineer who designed the seaward defences of Table Bay, is born in Bodmin, Cornwallis, England.

Anglo-Boer War 2: Ian Hamilton is appointed as Kitchener’s chief-of-staff. (SA National Museum of Military History. (1999). Ang

The SA Communist Party (SACP), following a weekend meeting of its augmented central committee, calls for an end to the Mugabe g

Stephanus Johannes Paulus (Fanie) Eloff (62), first notable sculptor born in SA and grandson of Paul Kruger, dies in Pretoria.

Up to 1&amp;nbsp;000 delegates from SA and overseas meet for the Pan-Africanist Congress’s first national conference inside the cou

The health department slams the SA National Blood Service for revealing that Mbeki’s blood had been rejected because he decline

Headman Tshabalala, SA singer and founder member of the group Ladysmith Black Mambazo, is shot and killed in a roadside argumen

SA signs the following four agreements with the US: economic, technical and related assistance; the program of the Peace Corps

A bomb explosion, shattering the Johannesburg office of the Department of Foreign Affairs, is the forty-second attack by ANC sa

The International Convention for the Regulation of Whaling (as amended), to which SA is a party, is signed in Washington, USA.

The SA cricket team beats the West Indies with nine wickets in Durban to lead 3-0 in the series of five.

Albert Kimmerling, a visiting Frenchman, is the first person to fly in SA. He reaches a height of 6m at East London.

The United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea, to which SA is a party, is signed in Montego Bay.

SA’s new constitution is enacted by parliament, signalling the end of apartheid and the birth of the new South Africa.

The Bafana Bafana, SA soccer team, loses 3-4 against Uruguay in the Confederations Cup, with Lucas Radebe scoring his first int

Up to 1 000 delegates from SA and overseas meet for the Pan-Africanist Congress’s first national conference inside the cou