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South Africa joins the International Telecommunications Satellite Organisation (lntelsat).

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Private talks (21-22 May) are held between John Vorster and Rhodesian Prime Minister lan Smith.

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Private talks (21-22 May) are held between John Vorster and Rhodesian Prime Minister lan Smith.

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Three Bills dealing with the future of the Coloured population are passed: The Coloured Persons-Representative Council Amendme

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Three Bills dealing with the future of the Coloured population are passed: The Coloured Persons-Representative Council Amendme

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The United Arab Republic (Egypt and Syria) has ordered the mobilisation of 100,000 reservists.

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General Henri Lorillot is sent by the French premier, Pierre Pfimlim, to negotiate with General Raoul Salan, the Commander-in-C

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General Henri Lorillot is sent by the French premier, Pierre Pfimlim, to negotiate with General Raoul Salan, the Commander-in-C

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London hosts an international conference on the protection of African elephants and rhinoceroses.

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Riotous Assemblies (Amendment) Act No 19 commences

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Die Landbouweekblad is published for the first time by Nasionale Pers in Cape Town.

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Sir Julius Charles Wernher (62), SA financier and mine magnate, dies in London.

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The corner stone of the new railway station in Pretoria is laid.

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Louis Botha is to be the Union of South Africa’s first prime minister. Herbert Gladstone, governor-general, asks him to const

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The first contingent of Chinese labourers leaves China for the Witwatersrand gold mines.

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Anglo-Boer War 2: The proposed peace proposals agreed on by a commission of five, Botha, De la Rey, De Wet and Hertzog, with Ki

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Dinizulu succeeds his father, Cetshwayo, as King of the Zulus.

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The Rev. Erasmus Smit ordains himself as minister of the “reizende gemeente der Gereformeerde Kerk naar Port Natal” (travelling

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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.

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Nine ships are wrecked in a gale in Table Bay.&nbsp; 208 lives are lost.

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World Day for Cultural Development

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Four people are seriously injured after being thrown off moving trains on the East Rand. A number of people have been thrown fr

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Four people are seriously injured after being thrown off moving trains on the East Rand. A number of people have been thrown fr

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Athletics South Africa announces that South Africa’s former Olympic 800m silver medallist Hezekiel Sepeng is banned from all co

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Bafana Bafana, the SA soccer team led by Lucas Radebe playing his 44th game as captain, loses 1-2 against England in Durban. It

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Bafana Bafana, the SA soccer team led by Lucas Radebe playing his 44th game as captain, loses 1-2 against England in Durban. It

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South Africa joins the International Telecommunications Satellite Organisation (lntelsat).

Private talks (21-22 May) are held between John Vorster and Rhodesian Prime Minister lan Smith.

Private talks (21-22 May) are held between John Vorster and Rhodesian Prime Minister lan Smith.

Three Bills dealing with the future of the Coloured population are passed: The Coloured Persons-Representative Council Amendme

Three Bills dealing with the future of the Coloured population are passed: The Coloured Persons-Representative Council Amendme

The United Arab Republic (Egypt and Syria) has ordered the mobilisation of 100,000 reservists.

General Henri Lorillot is sent by the French premier, Pierre Pfimlim, to negotiate with General Raoul Salan, the Commander-in-C

General Henri Lorillot is sent by the French premier, Pierre Pfimlim, to negotiate with General Raoul Salan, the Commander-in-C

USSR announces it will sell arms to Egypt.

USSR announces it will sell arms to Egypt.

A delegation of the Natal Indian Organisation (NIO) meets Prime Minister Smuts.

WWII: Allied forces break through Hitler Line in Italy.

London hosts an international conference on the protection of African elephants and rhinoceroses.

Riotous Assemblies (Amendment) Act No 19 commences

Die Landbouweekblad is published for the first time by Nasionale Pers in Cape Town.

Sir Julius Charles Wernher (62), SA financier and mine magnate, dies in London.

The corner stone of the new railway station in Pretoria is laid.

Louis Botha is to be the Union of South Africa’s first prime minister. Herbert Gladstone, governor-general, asks him to const

The first contingent of Chinese labourers leaves China for the Witwatersrand gold mines.

Anglo-Boer War 2: The proposed peace proposals agreed on by a commission of five, Botha, De la Rey, De Wet and Hertzog, with Ki

Dinizulu succeeds his father, Cetshwayo, as King of the Zulus.

The Rev. Erasmus Smit ordains himself as minister of the “reizende gemeente der Gereformeerde Kerk naar Port Natal” (travelling

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

Nine ships are wrecked in a gale in Table Bay.&amp;nbsp; 208 lives are lost.

World Day for Cultural Development

Four people are seriously injured after being thrown off moving trains on the East Rand. A number of people have been thrown fr

Four people are seriously injured after being thrown off moving trains on the East Rand. A number of people have been thrown fr

Athletics South Africa announces that South Africa’s former Olympic 800m silver medallist Hezekiel Sepeng is banned from all co

Bafana Bafana, the SA soccer team led by Lucas Radebe playing his 44th game as captain, loses 1-2 against England in Durban. It

Bafana Bafana, the SA soccer team led by Lucas Radebe playing his 44th game as captain, loses 1-2 against England in Durban. It

Nine ships are wrecked in a gale in Table Bay.  208 lives are lost.