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This day in history

Security Intelligence and State Security Council Act No 64 commences.

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SA signs treaty with Romania establishing consular and trade relations.

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White mercenaries and Black troops invade Congo from Portuguese Angola.

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Spain and Morocco sign agreement dividing Morocco in two protectorates.

Sol Kerzner and the president - a poem by Norman HC Smith

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British, French and Zionist residents are ordered out of Egypt.

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The study privileges of Sisulu and Mandela are permanently withdrawn.

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Mathilda Hanekom, SA actress and wife of Hendrik Hanekom, dies.

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The Uganda railway between Mombassa and Lake Victoria is completed.

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Zindziswa (Zindzi) Mandela, second daughter of Winnie and , is born.

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The railway line between Cape Town and Durban is opened.

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Handbills calling for sabotage are distributed in English and Zulu.

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South Africa and Syria establish diplomatic relations at ambassadorial level.

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National Security Intelligence and National Security Council Act No 4 commences.

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Mozambique and Zimbabwe sign an agreement on military co-operation.

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South Africa and the Russian Federation establish full diplomatic relations.

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Farmers march in protest through Pretoria streets and disrupt traffic.

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British relief force reaches Khartoum, and the Sudan is evacuated.

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South Zambesia is created from Mashonaland and the Matabeleland protectorates.

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The British successfully end Senussi campaign in Egypt and Sudan.

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Anglo-Boer War 2: Generals Smuts and Liebenberg captures Modderfontein, Transvaal.

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International Conference on Women and Children under Apartheid, Arusha, starts.

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Voortrekker leader Andries Pretorius visits Durban and is warmly received.

The Cemetery, Graveyards, Memorials and War Graves Pages (external link)

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William Ayliff (79), farmer and Cape politician, dies in Grahamstown.

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The Ben Schoeman freeway between Johannesburg and Pretoria is opened.

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Prisons Act No 3 commences, providing for prisons and prison protocol.

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Metrication takes effect in the SA Railways and Harbours administration.

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Parliament approves legislation to set up a Truth and Reconciliation Commission.