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In a Tri-Nation test match the SA rugby team comes back from 5-25 and beats New Zealand 24-23 on King’s Park, Durban.

… In a Tri-Nation test match the SA rugby team comes back from 5-25 and beats New Zealand …

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Adolf Hitler opens the 11th Olympic Games in Berlin, the last to be held for the next twelve years. SA also competed.

… in Berlin, the last to be held for the next twelve years. SA also competed. …

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The SA Springbok rugby team beats the Australian Wallabies 22-16 at Loftus in Pretoria, in the opening match of the Tri-nations

… The SA Springbok rugby team beats the Australian Wallabies 22-16 …

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The SA cricket team loses the fourth test against England on Trent Bridge with 8 wickets. One test remains to be played and bot

… The SA cricket team loses the fourth test against England on …

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The SA rugby team beats Australia 28-3 in the first test in Johannesburg. John Gainsford scores in the second half of the match

… The SA rugby team beats Australia 28-3 in the first test in …

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The SA rugby team beats New Zealand 13-3 in the three-nations tournament. It is the 50th game between the two opponents.

… The SA rugby team beats New Zealand 13-3 in the three-nations …

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In a Tri-Nation test match the SA rugby team comes back from 5-25 and beats New Zealand 24-23 on King’s Park, Durban.

… In a Tri-Nation test match the SA rugby team comes back from 5-25 and beats New Zealand …

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Dr Albert Jan Jurie Wessels, author and founder of the Toyota motor company in SA, is born in the district of Boshof, OFS.

… Wessels, author and founder of the Toyota motor company in SA, is born in the district of Boshof, OFS. …

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Louis Thibault, SA architect of several well-known houses in the western Cape and also the Lutheran Church in Cape Town, is bor

… Louis Thibault, SA architect of several well-known houses in the western Cape …

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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

… The SA rugby team loses the third test against new Zealand in …

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The SA rugby team beats the British Isles for the first time in a rugby test series by winning the third test in Newlands 8-0.

… The SA rugby team beats the British Isles for the first time in a …

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Basil D’Oliveira, cricket player in England, is omitted from the MCC team, which is to tour SA, because he is not white.

… in England, is omitted from the MCC team, which is to tour SA, because he is not white. …

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The Olympic Games end in Athens with a spectacular fireworks display and SA 40th on the list of medal winners, after Hestrie Cl

… end in Athens with a spectacular fireworks display and SA 40th on the list of medal winners, after Hestrie Cl …

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Pieter Johannes Schoeman, SA author who is known for his sympathetic picturing of the Swazi, Zulu and San people, is born in Ut

… Pieter Johannes Schoeman, SA author who is known for his sympathetic picturing of the …

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Pieter Johannes Schoeman, SA author who is known for his sympathetic picturing of the Swazi, Zulu and San people, is born in Ut

… Pieter Johannes Schoeman, SA author who is known for his sympathetic picturing of the …

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The SA government and the ANC agree to a plan which will lead to Black majority rule by 1999. In 1994 a parliament of 400 m

… The SA government and the ANC agree to a plan which will lead to …

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The game between the Bafana Bafana, SA soccer team, and Cote d’Ivoure ends in a tie with one goal scored on each side.

… The game between the Bafana Bafana, SA soccer team, and Cote d’Ivoure ends in a tie with one goal …

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The largest three-day stay-away (5-7 June) in SA’s labour history up to this time starts, because of Black opposition to the La

… The largest three-day stay-away (5-7 June) in SA’s labour history up to this time starts, because of Black …

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SA signs treaty with Great Britain on the release from the bound margin of preference of ten percent ad valorem on certain pres

… SA signs treaty with Great Britain on the release from the …

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Death of Herman Albrecht, a South African soldier who fought on the side of the British during the S.A. War and who received th

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Mandla Nkosi, SA artist, is born in Soweto, Johannesburg. He studied at the Mofolo Arts Centre in Soweto and from 1984 to 1987

… Mandla Nkosi, SA artist, is born in Soweto, Johannesburg. He studied at the …

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Henry Allen Fagan, SA author, from whose poem President Mbeki quoted in his response on the occasion of the budget vote of the

… Henry Allen Fagan, SA author, from whose poem President Mbeki quoted in his …

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SA quits the UN General Assembly and its committees for the rest of the 10th session after the Assembly adopts a resolution exp

… SA quits the UN General Assembly and its committees for the …

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Business Day reports that according to the UN joint agency on HIV/AIDS, UNAIDS, SA is home to 5,5-million people infected with

… that according to the UN joint agency on HIV/AIDS, UNAIDS, SA is home to 5,5-million people infected with …

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The SA cricket team wins the second test against England on Lords with 10 wickets and leads 1-0 in the series after the first d

… The SA cricket team wins the second test against England on Lords …

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Pierre Jacy Fourie, boxer and winner of middle and lightweight SA titles in the 60’s and 70’s, is killed when his car strikes a

… Jacy Fourie, boxer and winner of middle and lightweight SA titles in the 60’s and 70’s, is killed when his car …

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Pierre Jacy Fourie, boxer and winner of middle and lightweight SA titles in the 60’s and 70’s, is killed when his car strikes a

… Jacy Fourie, boxer and winner of middle and lightweight SA titles in the 60’s and 70’s, is killed when his car …

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Thamsanqwa (Thami) ka Mnyele, SA artist who went into exile in Botswana in 1979 and became an active member of Umkhonto we Sezw

… Thamsanqwa (Thami) ka Mnyele, SA artist who went into exile in Botswana in 1979 and became …

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The SA cricket team beats Zimbabwe in Harare with an innings and 219 runs, having won the previous test in Bloemfontein also wi

… The SA cricket team beats Zimbabwe in Harare with an innings and …

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The first Union Parliament of SA opens, with James Molteno as speaker and F.W. Reitz as president of the Senate. The first Un

… The first Union Parliament of SA opens, with James Molteno as speaker and F.W. Reitz as …

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In a Tri-Nation test match the SA rugby team comes back from 5-25 and beats New Zealand 24-23 on King’s Park, Durban.

Adolf Hitler opens the 11th Olympic Games in Berlin, the last to be held for the next twelve years. SA also competed.

The SA Springbok rugby team beats the Australian Wallabies 22-16 at Loftus in Pretoria, in the opening match of the Tri-nations

The SA cricket team loses the fourth test against England on Trent Bridge with 8 wickets. One test remains to be played and bot

The SA rugby team beats Australia 28-3 in the first test in Johannesburg. John Gainsford scores in the second half of the match

The SA rugby team beats New Zealand 13-3 in the three-nations tournament. It is the 50th game between the two opponents.

In a Tri-Nation test match the SA rugby team comes back from 5-25 and beats New Zealand 24-23 on King’s Park, Durban.

Dr Albert Jan Jurie Wessels, author and founder of the Toyota motor company in SA, is born in the district of Boshof, OFS.

Louis Thibault, SA architect of several well-known houses in the western Cape and also the Lutheran Church in Cape Town, is bor

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 SA rugby team beats the British Isles for the first time in a rugby test series by winning the third test in Newlands 8-0.

Basil D’Oliveira, cricket player in England, is omitted from the MCC team, which is to tour SA, because he is not white.

The Olympic Games end in Athens with a spectacular fireworks display and SA 40th on the list of medal winners, after Hestrie Cl

Pieter Johannes Schoeman, SA author who is known for his sympathetic picturing of the Swazi, Zulu and San people, is born in Ut

Pieter Johannes Schoeman, SA author who is known for his sympathetic picturing of the Swazi, Zulu and San people, is born in Ut

The SA government and the ANC agree to a plan which will lead to Black majority rule by 1999. In 1994 a parliament of 400 m

The game between the Bafana Bafana, SA soccer team, and Cote d’Ivoure ends in a tie with one goal scored on each side.

The largest three-day stay-away (5-7 June) in SA’s labour history up to this time starts, because of Black opposition to the La

SA signs treaty with Great Britain on the release from the bound margin of preference of ten percent ad valorem on certain pres

Death of Herman Albrecht, a South African soldier who fought on the side of the British during the S.A. War and who received th

Mandla Nkosi, SA artist, is born in Soweto, Johannesburg. He studied at the Mofolo Arts Centre in Soweto and from 1984 to 1987

Henry Allen Fagan, SA author, from whose poem President Mbeki quoted in his response on the occasion of the budget vote of the

SA quits the UN General Assembly and its committees for the rest of the 10th session after the Assembly adopts a resolution exp

Business Day reports that according to the UN joint agency on HIV/AIDS, UNAIDS, SA is home to 5,5-million people infected with

The SA cricket team wins the second test against England on Lords with 10 wickets and leads 1-0 in the series after the first d

Pierre Jacy Fourie, boxer and winner of middle and lightweight SA titles in the 60’s and 70’s, is killed when his car strikes a

Pierre Jacy Fourie, boxer and winner of middle and lightweight SA titles in the 60’s and 70’s, is killed when his car strikes a

Thamsanqwa (Thami) ka Mnyele, SA artist who went into exile in Botswana in 1979 and became an active member of Umkhonto we Sezw

The SA cricket team beats Zimbabwe in Harare with an innings and 219 runs, having won the previous test in Bloemfontein also wi

The first Union Parliament of SA opens, with James Molteno as speaker and F.W. Reitz as president of the Senate. The first Un