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The UN Security Council ends sanctions against Sudan. The sanctions had been imposed in 1996 after Sudan refused to extradite s

This day in history

The UN Security Council ends sanctions against Sudan. The sanctions had been imposed in 1996 after Sudan refused to extradite s

This day in history

The Industrial Development Corporation, Sagem SA, and the SAPS sign an agreement to implement an Automated Fingerprint Identifi

This day in history

The Industrial Development Corporation, Sagem SA, and the SAPS sign an agreement to implement an Automated Fingerprint Identifi

This day in history

Robert McBride, Barend Strydom, Mehetheleli Mncube and Mzondeleli Nondula are among 150 political prisoners released.

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Zairian President Mobutu Sese Seko agrees to form a coalition government with opposition leaders after five days of rioting, th

This day in history

Zairian President Mobutu Sese Seko agrees to form a coalition government with opposition leaders after five days of rioting, th

This day in history

Residences at the University of Bophuthatswana, closed on 11 February after riots following the return to power of President Lu

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South Africa was told by IAEA to open all nuclear plants to international inspection or face sanctions by the International Ato

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The caucus of the National Party elects as party leader, and thereby as Prime Minister, Pieter Willem Botha, the Minister of De

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Allison Wessels George Champion, trade union leader, politician and businessman, dies in Chesterville, Durban. In 1942 he was

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Proposals for the consolidation of ‘homelands’ in the Transvaal, which will have the effect of reducing twenty-six or twenty-se

This day in history

SA signs Custom Convention on the Temporary Importation of Professional and Scientific Equipment. (

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President Idi Amin of Uganda offers to dispatch a ten-man investigation mission to South Africa. South Africa replies by inviti

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President Gamal Abdel Nasser (52), Egyptian leader, dies of a heart attack. Sadat replaces him in October.

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Roelof Temmingh, SA composer and organist, is born in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. He emigrates with his family in 1958 to SA.

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Pieter-Dirk Uys, SA satirist, playwright and novelist, is born in Cape Town.

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Richard Maxwell (Dick) Haldane, trade union leader, marries Ruth Kathleen Hunt of Barkly East.

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Ethiopia joins the League of Nations.

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It is announced that 15 000 applications per week for gold mining permits are received in Johannesburg.

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Anglo-Boer War 2: At a joint secret meeting of the ZAR’s First and Second Volksrade, the motion to issue the ultimatum to Brita

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The Rev. Paul Hendrik Roux, chaplain and general during Anglo-Boer War 2, after whom Paul Roux, OFS, was named, is born in Hope

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South Africa signs framework agreement for financial cooperation with the European Investment Bank.

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South Africa signs trade agreement with the Czech and Slovak Federal Republic.

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The Amsterdam-based Shipping Research Bureau publish a report entitled &quot;Fuel for Apartheid&quot; on oil supplies to South

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The four victorious allies of World War II (WWII) and the two Germanys formally end the war, signing a treaty that clear way fo

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Adv. Anton Lubowski (37), secretary-general of the South West African People’s Organisation (Swapo), is shot and killed outside

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President P.W. Botha visits Mozambique and in talks with President Joaquim Chissano, Botha pledges not to support RENAMO, to de

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South African riot police use tear gas and whips in Soweto as unrest continue. A sweeping ban on meetings critical of the Gover

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The SA rugby team loses the third test against new Zealand in Auckland 22-25 and the series 1-2. Ray Mort scores three trie

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The UN Security Council ends sanctions against Sudan. The sanctions had been imposed in 1996 after Sudan refused to extradite s

The UN Security Council ends sanctions against Sudan. The sanctions had been imposed in 1996 after Sudan refused to extradite s

The Industrial Development Corporation, Sagem SA, and the SAPS sign an agreement to implement an Automated Fingerprint Identifi

The Industrial Development Corporation, Sagem SA, and the SAPS sign an agreement to implement an Automated Fingerprint Identifi

Robert McBride, Barend Strydom, Mehetheleli Mncube and Mzondeleli Nondula are among 150 political prisoners released.

Zairian President Mobutu Sese Seko agrees to form a coalition government with opposition leaders after five days of rioting, th

Zairian President Mobutu Sese Seko agrees to form a coalition government with opposition leaders after five days of rioting, th

Residences at the University of Bophuthatswana, closed on 11 February after riots following the return to power of President Lu

South Africa was told by IAEA to open all nuclear plants to international inspection or face sanctions by the International Ato

The caucus of the National Party elects as party leader, and thereby as Prime Minister, Pieter Willem Botha, the Minister of De

Allison Wessels George Champion, trade union leader, politician and businessman, dies in Chesterville, Durban. In 1942 he was

Proposals for the consolidation of ‘homelands’ in the Transvaal, which will have the effect of reducing twenty-six or twenty-se

SA signs Custom Convention on the Temporary Importation of Professional and Scientific Equipment. (

President Idi Amin of Uganda offers to dispatch a ten-man investigation mission to South Africa. South Africa replies by inviti

President Gamal Abdel Nasser (52), Egyptian leader, dies of a heart attack. Sadat replaces him in October.

Roelof Temmingh, SA composer and organist, is born in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. He emigrates with his family in 1958 to SA.

Pieter-Dirk Uys, SA satirist, playwright and novelist, is born in Cape Town.

Richard Maxwell (Dick) Haldane, trade union leader, marries Ruth Kathleen Hunt of Barkly East.

Ethiopia joins the League of Nations.

It is announced that 15 000 applications per week for gold mining permits are received in Johannesburg.

Anglo-Boer War 2: At a joint secret meeting of the ZAR’s First and Second Volksrade, the motion to issue the ultimatum to Brita

The Rev. Paul Hendrik Roux, chaplain and general during Anglo-Boer War 2, after whom Paul Roux, OFS, was named, is born in Hope

South Africa signs framework agreement for financial cooperation with the European Investment Bank.

South Africa signs trade agreement with the Czech and Slovak Federal Republic.

The Amsterdam-based Shipping Research Bureau publish a report entitled &amp;quot;Fuel for Apartheid&amp;quot; on oil supplies to South

The four victorious allies of World War II (WWII) and the two Germanys formally end the war, signing a treaty that clear way fo

Adv. Anton Lubowski (37), secretary-general of the South West African People’s Organisation (Swapo), is shot and killed outside

President P.W. Botha visits Mozambique and in talks with President Joaquim Chissano, Botha pledges not to support RENAMO, to de

South African riot police use tear gas and whips in Soweto as unrest continue. A sweeping ban on meetings critical of the Gover

The SA rugby team loses the third test against new Zealand in Auckland 22-25 and the series 1-2. Ray Mort scores three trie

The Amsterdam-based Shipping Research Bureau publish a report entitled "Fuel for Apartheid" on oil supplies to South