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The Justice Select Committee approved the Human Rights Commission Bill.

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SA signs air services agreement with the government of Ireland.

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SA signs agreement with Poland on the avoidance of double taxation with respect to taxes on income.

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Three White members of the African National Congress (ANC), Damian de Lange, Ian Robertson and Susan Donelly, are sentenced to

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Following a press conference of General Staff Lieutenant-Colonel Antonio dos Santos Franca Ndalu, Chief of Forças Armadas Popu

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Niger’s President Seyni Kountche dies in Paris, and is replaced as head of state by army chief Ali Seibou.

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James Sebe Moroka, medical doctor, politician, landowner and great-grandson of Chief Moroka of Thaba Nchu who assisted the Voor

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Tshifiwa Muofhe is detained by Venda security police. He dies two days later in detention.

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The Minister of Finance, Senator Owen Horwood, announces the government is to spend an additional R250 m. on low-cost housing f

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Marthinus van Schalkwyk, former leader of the New National Party and now ANC member and Minister of Environmental Affairs and T

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ANC leaders in Johannesburg urge all Africans to keep calm.

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One-day general strike takes place in Port Elizabeth to protest police attacks in Kimberley and East London which resulted in t

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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

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Lillian Gugu Baqwa, first African woman admitted as attorney in 1977 and member of several boards, is born in Pinetown, Natal.

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World War 2: North Africa Vichy military chief in Algeria, Admiral Darlan, orders an end to the resistance against the Allies.

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The SA Corps of Military Police (S.A.C.M.P.) is formed as an independent unit under Lt.-Col. R.D. Pilkington-Jordan.

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Jannie Engelbrecht, SA rugby player, is born.

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The Cape Synod of the Dutch Reformed Church decides that Afrikaans may be used alongside with Dutch in the church.

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Prof. Jacobus Johannes le Roux, linguist and Afrikaans cultural leader, is born in Franschhoek, CP.

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Dr Samuel Henri Pellissier, teacher and cultural leader, is born in Bethulie, OFS.

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Richard Philip (Dick) King, pioneer settler of Natal who travelled nearly 1 000 km in ten days on horseback to deliver despatch

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Portugal loses Mombassa to the Muscat Arabs.

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In what the committee’s chairperson, Patrick Chauke, describes as yet another &quot;historic moment in the country’s democracy&

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Two trains are set alight at Midway station on the border of Lenasia and Soweto, destroying sixteen coaches. There are reports

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In Abuja, Nigeria, Sudan and Darfur rebels sign accords on Tuesday to end hostilities and guarantee aid groups’ access to 1.6 m

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United Nations investigators arrive in Sudan to determine whether genocide took place in Darfur.

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President Mbeki, accompanied by Defence Minister Mosiuoa Lekota and deputy foreign affairs Minister Aziz Pahad arrive in Abidja

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The Justice Select Committee approved the Human Rights Commission Bill.

SA signs air services agreement with the government of Ireland.

SA signs agreement with Poland on the avoidance of double taxation with respect to taxes on income.

Three White members of the African National Congress (ANC), Damian de Lange, Ian Robertson and Susan Donelly, are sentenced to

Following a press conference of General Staff Lieutenant-Colonel Antonio dos Santos Franca Ndalu, Chief of Forças Armadas Popu

Niger’s President Seyni Kountche dies in Paris, and is replaced as head of state by army chief Ali Seibou.

James Sebe Moroka, medical doctor, politician, landowner and great-grandson of Chief Moroka of Thaba Nchu who assisted the Voor

Tshifiwa Muofhe is detained by Venda security police. He dies two days later in detention.

The Minister of Finance, Senator Owen Horwood, announces the government is to spend an additional R250 m. on low-cost housing f

One party state is declared in Kenya.

State of emergency in Kenya ends.

The United Nations condemns racism and apartheid.

Marthinus van Schalkwyk, former leader of the New National Party and now ANC member and Minister of Environmental Affairs and T

ANC leaders in Johannesburg urge all Africans to keep calm.

One-day general strike takes place in Port Elizabeth to protest police attacks in Kimberley and East London which resulted in t

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

Lillian Gugu Baqwa, first African woman admitted as attorney in 1977 and member of several boards, is born in Pinetown, Natal.

World War 2: North Africa Vichy military chief in Algeria, Admiral Darlan, orders an end to the resistance against the Allies.

The SA Corps of Military Police (S.A.C.M.P.) is formed as an independent unit under Lt.-Col. R.D. Pilkington-Jordan.

Jannie Engelbrecht, SA rugby player, is born.

The Cape Synod of the Dutch Reformed Church decides that Afrikaans may be used alongside with Dutch in the church.

Prof. Jacobus Johannes le Roux, linguist and Afrikaans cultural leader, is born in Franschhoek, CP.

Dr Samuel Henri Pellissier, teacher and cultural leader, is born in Bethulie, OFS.

Richard Philip (Dick) King, pioneer settler of Natal who travelled nearly 1 000 km in ten days on horseback to deliver despatch

Portugal loses Mombassa to the Muscat Arabs.

In what the committee’s chairperson, Patrick Chauke, describes as yet another &amp;quot;historic moment in the country’s democracy&amp;

Two trains are set alight at Midway station on the border of Lenasia and Soweto, destroying sixteen coaches. There are reports

In Abuja, Nigeria, Sudan and Darfur rebels sign accords on Tuesday to end hostilities and guarantee aid groups’ access to 1.6 m

United Nations investigators arrive in Sudan to determine whether genocide took place in Darfur.

President Mbeki, accompanied by Defence Minister Mosiuoa Lekota and deputy foreign affairs Minister Aziz Pahad arrive in Abidja

In what the committee’s chairperson, Patrick Chauke, describes as yet another "historic moment in the country’s democracy&