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Isaac Nkoana, S.A artist, is born in Lady Selborne, Transvaal.

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Carel du Plessis, SA rugby flank and trainer is born.

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The rugby teams of SA and France score 8 points each.

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SA signs treaty with Romania establishing consular and trade relations.

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The SA rugby team beats France 16-11 in Paris.

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Corrie Sanders, SA heavyweight, wins the World Boxing Union title.

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Lucas Sithole, SA sculptor, is born in KwaThema, Springs, Transvaal.

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Arthur Dudley Nourse, SA cricket captain, is born in Durban.

The nineteen days by an anonymous Cape Town correspondent 1960

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On this day there are 178 restricted people in SA.

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The SA rugby team beats England 29-11 in Twickenham.

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The SA rugby team beats Ireland 27-13 in Dublin.

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The SA rugby team beats Wales 20-12 in Cardiff.

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Pieter John Philander, SA poet, is born in Caledon, CP.

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Cecilia Wessels (75), SA opera singer, dies in Cape Town.

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Mishack Mkhabela, S.A sculptor, is born in Ka-Bokweni, Transvaal.

Olive Schreiner

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Olive Schreiner, noted SA author, dies in Wynberg, Cape Town

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An earthquake in Welkom, OFS, devastates the flat block Tempesthof.

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Dr Carl Thunberg, SA explorer, is born in Jonkoping, Sweden.

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SA signs air services agreement with the government of Ireland.

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The SA rugby team beats Italy 62-31 in Bologne.

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The SA rugby team beats France 37-15 in Pretoria.

Stanley Bongani Nkosi, SA artist, is born in Newcastle, Natal

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Stanley Bongani Nkosi, SA artist, is born in Newcastle, Natal

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The SA rugby team beats Scotland 34-10 in Edinburgh.

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The SA rugby team beats England 24-14 in London.

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Keith Alexander (52), SA painter, dies of cancer in Johannesburg.

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SA signs co-operation agreement with Ciskei regarding structural adjustment.

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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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Edward William Stephen Hammond (55), SA poet, dies in Kimberley.