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Foreign Minister Roelof (Pik) Botha said that the South African Government (SAG) had accepted &quot;in principle&quot; the repo

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Jan Christoffel Berrangé, Cape clergyman and first moderator of the Dutch Reformed Synod, is born in Cape Town.

Fallen Walls: Prisoners of Conscience in South Africa and Czechoslovakia by Jan Karel Coetzee, Lynda Gilfillan, Otakar Hulec

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Cyprian Bhekuzulu Nyangayezizwe KaDinuzulu, fourth son of Solomon KaDinuzulu and Paramount Chief of the Zulus for twenty years,

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The British government admits receiving 1100 tons of uranium from Namibia in defiance of the United Nations ban.

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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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Cyprian Bhekuzulu Nyangayezizwe KaDinuzulu, fourth son of Solomon KaDinuzulu and Paramount Chief of the Zulus for twenty years,

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Nicholaas (Nicolaas) Waterboer, Griqua chief of Griquatown and eldest son of Andries Waterboer and his wife Gertruida Pienaar,

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Thomas Charles John Bain, road engineer and geologist and son of Andrew Bain, is born in Graaff-Reinet.

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Speaking at a special news conference the Rhodesian Prime Minister, Ian Smith, welcomes the participation of the South African

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A limpet-mine explosion kills a man outside a crowded centre in Northcliff, Johannesburg. Police suspect that the victim was ca

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Prof. Johannes Cornelis van Rooy (64), educationist, rector of the University of Potchefstroom and president of the Federasie v

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Ian Smith, espousing racial segregation, wins the Rhodesian general election with 80 percent of the overwhelmingly White electo

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Pieter Voltelyn Graham van der Byl, politician and member of parliament, dies at Fairfield, Caledon district, Western Cape.

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Prof. Maria van der Lingen Fismer (63), first full professor in music at the University of Stellenbosch, dies.

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Jan Daniël Cilliers, poet under the pseudonym “Kleinjan”, is born on a farm in the vicinity of Wellington, CC.

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The Rev. Gottlieb Wilhelm Anthonie van der Lingen, founder of the Paarl Gymnasium, is born in Cape Town.

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Baron Joachim Ammena van Plettenberg, Cape governor, reaches a bay near Melkhoutkraal which he names Plettenberg Bay and where

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4,000 Black postal workers have refused to give oaths of loyalty to Ian Smith’s government in Rhodesia.

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President Swart appoints a one-man commission, Mr Justice J.H. Snyman, to inquire into the riots in Paarl, CP.

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Former City Press Editor Mathata Tsedu’s son is found burnt beyond recognition in the boot of his car

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Commander Simon van der Stel camps on the bank of the Eerste River and calls the place Stellenbosch.

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Baron Joachim Ammena van Plettenberg, Cape governor, reaches a bay near Melkhoutkraal which he names Plettenberg Bay and where

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Allison Wessels George (Mhlongo) Champion, trade union leader, Black politician and businessman, is born at Sans Souci Mission

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Justice Kees van Dijkhorst of the Pretoria Supreme Court sentences the eleven &quot;Delmas Treason Trialists&quot; he had convi

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Marthinus Cornelius (oom Tienie) van Schoor, electrical engineer, inventor of the single-line train control system and cultural

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Sen. François S. Malan, editor of Die Patriot and founder of the FAK, is born at Bovlei near Wellington.

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Dr Frederik van Zyl Slabbert, politician and former leader of the Progressive Federal Party, is born in Pretoria.

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Hjalmar Reitz, eldest son of Pres. F.W. Reitz and MP for Brits and Jeppe, is born in Bloemfontein.

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A young man on horseback races through the streets of Stellenbosch shouting “Victorie! Victorie!” – the sign that the burgher

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Foreign Minister Roelof (Pik) Botha said that the South African Government (SAG) had accepted &amp;quot;in principle&amp;quot; the repo

Jan Christoffel Berrangé, Cape clergyman and first moderator of the Dutch Reformed Synod, is born in Cape Town.

Fallen Walls: Prisoners of Conscience in South Africa and Czechoslovakia by Jan Karel Coetzee, Lynda Gilfillan, Otakar Hulec

Cyprian Bhekuzulu Nyangayezizwe KaDinuzulu, fourth son of Solomon KaDinuzulu and Paramount Chief of the Zulus for twenty years,

The British government admits receiving 1100 tons of uranium from Namibia in defiance of the United Nations ban.

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

Cyprian Bhekuzulu Nyangayezizwe KaDinuzulu, fourth son of Solomon KaDinuzulu and Paramount Chief of the Zulus for twenty years,

Nicholaas (Nicolaas) Waterboer, Griqua chief of Griquatown and eldest son of Andries Waterboer and his wife Gertruida Pienaar,

Thomas Charles John Bain, road engineer and geologist and son of Andrew Bain, is born in Graaff-Reinet.

Speaking at a special news conference the Rhodesian Prime Minister, Ian Smith, welcomes the participation of the South African

A limpet-mine explosion kills a man outside a crowded centre in Northcliff, Johannesburg. Police suspect that the victim was ca

Prof. Johannes Cornelis van Rooy (64), educationist, rector of the University of Potchefstroom and president of the Federasie v

Ian Smith, espousing racial segregation, wins the Rhodesian general election with 80 percent of the overwhelmingly White electo

Pieter Voltelyn Graham van der Byl, politician and member of parliament, dies at Fairfield, Caledon district, Western Cape.

Prof. Maria van der Lingen Fismer (63), first full professor in music at the University of Stellenbosch, dies.

Jan Daniël Cilliers, poet under the pseudonym “Kleinjan”, is born on a farm in the vicinity of Wellington, CC.

The Rev. Gottlieb Wilhelm Anthonie van der Lingen, founder of the Paarl Gymnasium, is born in Cape Town.

Baron Joachim Ammena van Plettenberg, Cape governor, reaches a bay near Melkhoutkraal which he names Plettenberg Bay and where

4,000 Black postal workers have refused to give oaths of loyalty to Ian Smith’s government in Rhodesia.

President Swart appoints a one-man commission, Mr Justice J.H. Snyman, to inquire into the riots in Paarl, CP.

Former City Press Editor Mathata Tsedu’s son is found burnt beyond recognition in the boot of his car

Commander Simon van der Stel camps on the bank of the Eerste River and calls the place Stellenbosch.

Baron Joachim Ammena van Plettenberg, Cape governor, reaches a bay near Melkhoutkraal which he names Plettenberg Bay and where

Allison Wessels George (Mhlongo) Champion, trade union leader, Black politician and businessman, is born at Sans Souci Mission

Justice Kees van Dijkhorst of the Pretoria Supreme Court sentences the eleven &amp;quot;Delmas Treason Trialists&amp;quot; he had convi

Marthinus Cornelius (oom Tienie) van Schoor, electrical engineer, inventor of the single-line train control system and cultural

Sen. François S. Malan, editor of Die Patriot and founder of the FAK, is born at Bovlei near Wellington.

Dr Frederik van Zyl Slabbert, politician and former leader of the Progressive Federal Party, is born in Pretoria.

Hjalmar Reitz, eldest son of Pres. F.W. Reitz and MP for Brits and Jeppe, is born in Bloemfontein.

A young man on horseback races through the streets of Stellenbosch shouting “Victorie! Victorie!” – the sign that the burgher

Foreign Minister Roelof (Pik) Botha said that the South African Government (SAG) had accepted "in principle" the repo

Justice Kees van Dijkhorst of the Pretoria Supreme Court sentences the eleven "Delmas Treason Trialists" he had convi