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Asiatic Land Tenure and Indian Representation Bill.

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WWII: North Africa. North Africa is used as a base of operations for Operation Frantic – 130 Flying Fortresses fly to Russia,

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The SA cricket team beats England for the first time on Lords.

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Hermanus Stephanus Bosman (84), co-founder of the South African Council of Churches and champion of Christian National Educatio

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Sir Redvers Henry Buller, British general during Anglo-Boer War 2, dies.

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Anglo-Boer War 2: When W.J.C. Brebner reports the signing of the Treaty of Vereeniging (surrender to the British after the Angl

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Anglo-Boer War 2: British Prime Minister Arthur Balfour reads the terms of surrender to the House of Commons in London after th

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Barney Barnato, with his family and Solly Joel, leaves Cape Town for Southampton on board of the Scot to escape from work press

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Ruth Elizabeth Arndt, pre-school educationist, is born in Toronto, Canada.

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The seven-year long construction of Delagoa Bay railway line starts.

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A 1000-strong search party finds the body of the Prince Imperial of France, Louis Napoleon, who was killed when Zulu warriors a

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Jacob Ludwig D&ouml;hne (67), missionary of the Berlin Bible Society and translator of the New Testament in Zulu, dies.

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

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A treaty between the Orange Free State and the Transvaal is concluded.

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Guy Tachard, a French astronomer who set up an observatory in die Company Gardens in the Cape, makes his first observations.

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Pieter Hackius becomes Governor of the Cape and succeeds Jakob Borghorst who returns to The Netherlands because of poor health.

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England and the Netherlands conclude an agreement to control trade between them in the East.

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Former President F.W. de Klerk undergoes surgery for the removal of a tumour, which a few days later proved to have been malign

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Two brothers appear in court in connection with the murder of two soldiers from Tempe, near Bloemfontein and also the theft of

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Talks are held between NP leader F.W. de Klerk and his Freedom Front colleague, retired General Constant Viljoen. It is agreed

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The SA rugby team beats Canada 20-0 in the World Cup Rugby Tournament in Port Elizabeth.

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South Africa and Swaziland sign agreements concerning the secondment of judges, officials and the training of personnel.

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Fanie Jannes Jiba (36), chairperson of SACP and MK member, is shot dead at a taxi rank in Butterworth, Transkei.

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Goodwill Sthuli Shlaza (22), chairperson of the ANC Youth League of Piet Retief and of the ANC Youth League zonal structure, is

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In a report entitled &quot;Agenda for Peace&quot;, the International Commission of Jurists (ICJ) criticises Inkatha Freedom Par

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Austerity measures introduced by the Nigerian government trigger riots in the capital city, Lagos.

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The Transkei administration withdraws Proclamation no 4 of 1978, declaring the Methodist Church of Southern Africa to be an und

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Prisons Amendment Act No 8 commences.

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Foreign Minister ‘Pik’ Botha meets Lesotho’s Minister of Foreign Affairs. They agree on the need to curb cross-border guerrilla

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Rioting breaks out in the Coloured townships southwest of Johannesburg. A class boycott and arrests follow.

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Asiatic Land Tenure and Indian Representation Bill.

WWII: North Africa. North Africa is used as a base of operations for Operation Frantic – 130 Flying Fortresses fly to Russia,

The SA cricket team beats England for the first time on Lords.

Hermanus Stephanus Bosman (84), co-founder of the South African Council of Churches and champion of Christian National Educatio

Sir Redvers Henry Buller, British general during Anglo-Boer War 2, dies.

Anglo-Boer War 2: When W.J.C. Brebner reports the signing of the Treaty of Vereeniging (surrender to the British after the Angl

Anglo-Boer War 2: British Prime Minister Arthur Balfour reads the terms of surrender to the House of Commons in London after th

Barney Barnato, with his family and Solly Joel, leaves Cape Town for Southampton on board of the Scot to escape from work press

Ruth Elizabeth Arndt, pre-school educationist, is born in Toronto, Canada.

The seven-year long construction of Delagoa Bay railway line starts.

A 1000-strong search party finds the body of the Prince Imperial of France, Louis Napoleon, who was killed when Zulu warriors a

Jacob Ludwig D&amp;ouml;hne (67), missionary of the Berlin Bible Society and translator of the New Testament in Zulu, dies.

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

A treaty between the Orange Free State and the Transvaal is concluded.

Guy Tachard, a French astronomer who set up an observatory in die Company Gardens in the Cape, makes his first observations.

Pieter Hackius becomes Governor of the Cape and succeeds Jakob Borghorst who returns to The Netherlands because of poor health.

England and the Netherlands conclude an agreement to control trade between them in the East.

Former President F.W. de Klerk undergoes surgery for the removal of a tumour, which a few days later proved to have been malign

Two brothers appear in court in connection with the murder of two soldiers from Tempe, near Bloemfontein and also the theft of

Talks are held between NP leader F.W. de Klerk and his Freedom Front colleague, retired General Constant Viljoen. It is agreed

The SA rugby team beats Canada 20-0 in the World Cup Rugby Tournament in Port Elizabeth.

South Africa and Swaziland sign agreements concerning the secondment of judges, officials and the training of personnel.

Fanie Jannes Jiba (36), chairperson of SACP and MK member, is shot dead at a taxi rank in Butterworth, Transkei.

Goodwill Sthuli Shlaza (22), chairperson of the ANC Youth League of Piet Retief and of the ANC Youth League zonal structure, is

In a report entitled &amp;quot;Agenda for Peace&amp;quot;, the International Commission of Jurists (ICJ) criticises Inkatha Freedom Par

Austerity measures introduced by the Nigerian government trigger riots in the capital city, Lagos.

The Transkei administration withdraws Proclamation no 4 of 1978, declaring the Methodist Church of Southern Africa to be an und

Prisons Amendment Act No 8 commences.

Foreign Minister ‘Pik’ Botha meets Lesotho’s Minister of Foreign Affairs. They agree on the need to curb cross-border guerrilla

Rioting breaks out in the Coloured townships southwest of Johannesburg. A class boycott and arrests follow.

Jacob Ludwig Döhne (67), missionary of the Berlin Bible Society and translator of the New Testament in Zulu, dies.

In a report entitled "Agenda for Peace", the International Commission of Jurists (ICJ) criticises Inkatha Freedom Par