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SA signs treaty with the Perishable Products Export Control Board for the ocean conveyance of goods between South Africa and Eu

… SA signs treaty with the Perishable Products Export Control …

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Florence Nightingale, doyen of the modern nursing profession, also in SA, opens the first school for nurses at the St. Thomas h

… doyen of the modern nursing profession, also in SA, opens the first school for nurses at the St. Thomas h …

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In a move set to keep SA and Africa on the European Union’s (EU’s) radar screen, President Thabo Mbeki leads a top delegation o

… In a move set to keep SA and Africa on the European Union’s (EU’s) radar screen, …

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The away match between the Bafana Bafana, SA soccer team, and Zambia, ends in a tie with 1 goal scored by each team.

… The away match between the Bafana Bafana, SA soccer team, and Zambia, ends in a tie with 1 goal scored …

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George Hobson (55), SA author of mainly animal stories, dies in Cape Town. Nuusdagboek: feite en fratse oor 1000 jaar, Kaapstad

… George Hobson (55), SA author of mainly animal stories, dies in Cape Town. …

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SA signs agreement with Romania for the avoidance of double taxation and the prevention of fiscal evasion with respect to taxes

… SA signs agreement with Romania for the avoidance of double …

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Peter Clarence van Riet Lowe, archaeologist and civil engineer who built 109 bridges in SA, is born in Aliwal North, CC.

… archaeologist and civil engineer who built 109 bridges in SA, is born in Aliwal North, CC. …

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SA cricket players record their first ever innings win over England when they beat Nassar Hussain’s tourists by an innings and

… SA cricket players record their first ever innings win over …

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Stanley Bongani Nkosi, SA artist who built an art gallery in Katlehong in 1982, is born in Newcastle, Natal. (Johannesburg Art

… Stanley Bongani Nkosi, SA artist who built an art gallery in Katlehong in 1982, is …

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Fikile Magadledla, SA artist, co-founder of the Soweto Art Association, illustrator of several books and writer of poetry to ac

… Fikile Magadledla, SA artist, co-founder of the Soweto Art Association, …

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Balthazar Johannes (John) Vorster, premier (1966-1978) and state president (1978-1979) of SA, is born in the district of Jamest

… premier (1966-1978) and state president (1978-1979) of SA, is born in the district of Jamest …

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Allister Mackintosh, pilot and ‘father’ of SA aviation dies in Port Elizabeth. He earned a D.S.O. in the Battle of the Somme

… Allister Mackintosh, pilot and ‘father’ of SA aviation dies in Port Elizabeth. He earned a D.S.O. in …

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ANC deputy president Nelson Mandela returns to SA after a four-week tour urging leaders in the Far East to maintain sanctions u

… ANC deputy president Nelson Mandela returns to SA after a four-week tour urging leaders in the Far East to …

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Penny Heyns, SA swimming star, is born in Springs, Transvaal. Her parents later moved to the Natal South Coast. She represented

… Penny Heyns, SA swimming star, is born in Springs, Transvaal. Her parents …

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The multilateral Convention Relative to the Preservation of Fauna and Flora in Their Natural State, to which SA is a party, is

… of Fauna and Flora in Their Natural State, to which SA is a party, is …

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The amending bill on the control of tobacco products is approved in SA, making it illegal to smoke in public venues.

… bill on the control of tobacco products is approved in SA, making it illegal to smoke in public venues. …

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The Free State cricket team achieves the highest fourth innings ever in SA provincial cricket by scoring 443/4 against Natal Do

… cricket team achieves the highest fourth innings ever in SA provincial cricket by scoring 443/4 against Natal Do …

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The International Convention on the Protection of New Varieties of Plants, to which SA is a party, is signed in Paris, France.

… on the Protection of New Varieties of Plants, to which SA is a party, is signed in Paris, France. …

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The General Assembly of the UN adopts a resolution, initiated by SA, on ‘The role of diamonds in fuelling conflict’ by consensu

… Assembly of the UN adopts a resolution, initiated by SA, on ‘The role of diamonds in fuelling conflict’ by consensu …

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Rev Makhenkesi Arnold Stofile, pastor of the Presbyterian Church of South Africa since 1975 and SA minister of sport and recrea

… of the Presbyterian Church of South Africa since 1975 and SA minister of sport and recrea …

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Sir Laurens van der Post (90), SA born explorer, author and mentor of Britain’s Prince Charles, dies in Chelsea, England. The d

… Sir Laurens van der Post (90), SA born explorer, author and mentor of Britain’s Prince …

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William Ewart Gladstone (W.E.G.) Louw, SA poet and literator and younger brother of N.P. van Wyk Louw, is born in Sutherland.

… William Ewart Gladstone (W.E.G.) Louw, SA poet and literator and younger brother of N.P. van Wyk …

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Tertius Bosch, SA cricket player in one test match against the West Indies (1991-1992), is born in Vereeniging. (Wallis; Nuusda

… Tertius Bosch, SA cricket player in one test match against the West Indies …

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Du Prè Alexander, Earl of Caledon arrives in the Cape as SA’s first civilian governor. He instituted circuit courts in 1811.

… Du Prè Alexander, Earl of Caledon arrives in the Cape as SA’s first civilian governor. He instituted circuit courts in …

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According to the SA department of foreign affairs nineteen of the twenty-six people arrested in the Democratic Republic of the

… According to the SA department of foreign affairs nineteen of the twenty-six …

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The new campus of the Randse Afrikaanse Universiteit (RAU) is opened by the SA state president and chancellor of the university

… the Randse Afrikaanse Universiteit (RAU) is opened by the SA state president and chancellor of the university …

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SA sends troops to Ciskei to suppress mob attacks on factories and shops after military coup under Brigadier Gqozo ousted autho

… SA sends troops to Ciskei to suppress mob attacks on …

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Todd Tozama Matshikiza, SA musician, composer and writer, dies in Lusaka, Zambia. He composed the music and wrote some of the l

… Todd Tozama Matshikiza, SA musician, composer and writer, dies in Lusaka, Zambia. He …

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A ‘timeless’ cricket test match (the only one ever) between SA and England starts in Durban and continues until the 14th. E

… A ‘timeless’ cricket test match (the only one ever) between SA and England starts in Durban and continues until the …

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The Bafana Bafana, SA soccer team, loses against Egypt in the final game of the Africa Nations Cup in Burkina Faso.

… The Bafana Bafana, SA soccer team, loses against Egypt in the final game of the …

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SA signs treaty with the Perishable Products Export Control Board for the ocean conveyance of goods between South Africa and Eu

Florence Nightingale, doyen of the modern nursing profession, also in SA, opens the first school for nurses at the St. Thomas h

In a move set to keep SA and Africa on the European Union’s (EU’s) radar screen, President Thabo Mbeki leads a top delegation o

The away match between the Bafana Bafana, SA soccer team, and Zambia, ends in a tie with 1 goal scored by each team.

George Hobson (55), SA author of mainly animal stories, dies in Cape Town. Nuusdagboek: feite en fratse oor 1000 jaar, Kaapstad

SA signs agreement with Romania for the avoidance of double taxation and the prevention of fiscal evasion with respect to taxes

Peter Clarence van Riet Lowe, archaeologist and civil engineer who built 109 bridges in SA, is born in Aliwal North, CC.

SA cricket players record their first ever innings win over England when they beat Nassar Hussain’s tourists by an innings and

Stanley Bongani Nkosi, SA artist who built an art gallery in Katlehong in 1982, is born in Newcastle, Natal. (Johannesburg Art

Fikile Magadledla, SA artist, co-founder of the Soweto Art Association, illustrator of several books and writer of poetry to ac

Balthazar Johannes (John) Vorster, premier (1966-1978) and state president (1978-1979) of SA, is born in the district of Jamest

Allister Mackintosh, pilot and ‘father’ of SA aviation dies in Port Elizabeth. He earned a D.S.O. in the Battle of the Somme

ANC deputy president Nelson Mandela returns to SA after a four-week tour urging leaders in the Far East to maintain sanctions u

Penny Heyns, SA swimming star, is born in Springs, Transvaal. Her parents later moved to the Natal South Coast. She represented

The multilateral Convention Relative to the Preservation of Fauna and Flora in Their Natural State, to which SA is a party, is

The amending bill on the control of tobacco products is approved in SA, making it illegal to smoke in public venues.

The Free State cricket team achieves the highest fourth innings ever in SA provincial cricket by scoring 443/4 against Natal Do

The International Convention on the Protection of New Varieties of Plants, to which SA is a party, is signed in Paris, France.

The General Assembly of the UN adopts a resolution, initiated by SA, on ‘The role of diamonds in fuelling conflict’ by consensu

Rev Makhenkesi Arnold Stofile, pastor of the Presbyterian Church of South Africa since 1975 and SA minister of sport and recrea

Sir Laurens van der Post (90), SA born explorer, author and mentor of Britain’s Prince Charles, dies in Chelsea, England. The d

William Ewart Gladstone (W.E.G.) Louw, SA poet and literator and younger brother of N.P. van Wyk Louw, is born in Sutherland.

Tertius Bosch, SA cricket player in one test match against the West Indies (1991-1992), is born in Vereeniging. (Wallis; Nuusda

Du Prè Alexander, Earl of Caledon arrives in the Cape as SA’s first civilian governor. He instituted circuit courts in 1811.

According to the SA department of foreign affairs nineteen of the twenty-six people arrested in the Democratic Republic of the

The new campus of the Randse Afrikaanse Universiteit (RAU) is opened by the SA state president and chancellor of the university

SA sends troops to Ciskei to suppress mob attacks on factories and shops after military coup under Brigadier Gqozo ousted autho

Todd Tozama Matshikiza, SA musician, composer and writer, dies in Lusaka, Zambia. He composed the music and wrote some of the l

A ‘timeless’ cricket test match (the only one ever) between SA and England starts in Durban and continues until the 14th. E

The Bafana Bafana, SA soccer team, loses against Egypt in the final game of the Africa Nations Cup in Burkina Faso.