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Alfred (Gogga) Brown, SA amateur palaeontologist and archaeologist, dies in Aliwal North.

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SA signs a treaty with Bechuanaland Protectorate on postal services and insured parcels.

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Dingaan Thobela, SA lightweight, wins the World Boxing Association world champion title.

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Mandla Nkosi, SA artist, jumps to his death in the Magaliesberg mountain.

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Theophilus “Doctor” Khumalo, SA World Cup soccer player, is born in Soweto.

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William Paterson (54), collector of plants in SA, dies at Cape Horn.

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The rugby team of SA beats Italy 101-0 on King’s Park, Durban.

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SA signs trade agreement with the government of the Republic of Malawi.

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SA signs multilateral treaty on the civil liability for oil pollution damage.

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SA loses 11-8 against Australia in the first rugby test in Sydney.

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The President’s Council closes after an existence of just over twelve years.

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Bafana Bafana, the SA soccer team, loses against Zimbabwe 0-1 in a home game.

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Bafana Bafana, the SA soccer team, wins 3-0 against Malawi in a home game.

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Elsa Fouché, SA actress, is born at Kommissiedrift, district of Rustenburg, Tvl.

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Ernst Berthold Grosskopf (61), SA journalist and author, dies in Cape Town.

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Valerie Bester-Kieser, S.A. sculptor, is born in Schweizer-Reneke, Western Transvaal.

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Harry Stratford Caldecott (43), SA art painter, dies in Wynberg, Cape Town.

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James Buchanan (52), SA judge, cultural leader and journalist, dies in London.

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John Burnet Biddulph, SA trader, explorer and adventurer, is born in London.

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Pieter W.G. Rossouw, SA rugby wing, is born in Swellendam, Western Cape.

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Michael Henry Keith (Mike) Edwards, SA sculptor, is born in Port Elizabeth.

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Bafana Bafana, the SA soccer team, wins 1-0 against Zaire in a home game.

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Dr William Robertson (74), Scottish clergyman in SA, dies in Cape Town.

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Natasha Kate Sutherland, actress in the SA soap opera Egoli, is born.

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Zolani Petelo, SA mini flyweight, wins the International Boxing Federation (IBF) title.

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Eleven residents are killed in an attack by unknown gunmen in Mpumalanga.

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Prof. Ernest Hubert Schwarz (55), SA geologist and geographer, dies in Senegal.

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Thami Mnyele, SA artist and member of MK, is killed in Gaborone

SA signs amendment to the co-operation agreement with the United States.

Athol Fugard, SA author and dramatist, is born in Middelburg, Cape Province.

Alfred (Gogga) Brown, SA amateur palaeontologist and archaeologist, dies in Aliwal North.

SA signs a treaty with Bechuanaland Protectorate on postal services and insured parcels.

Dingaan Thobela, SA lightweight, wins the World Boxing Association world champion title.

Mandla Nkosi, SA artist, jumps to his death in the Magaliesberg mountain.

Theophilus “Doctor” Khumalo, SA World Cup soccer player, is born in Soweto.

William Paterson (54), collector of plants in SA, dies at Cape Horn.

The rugby team of SA beats Italy 101-0 on King’s Park, Durban.

SA signs trade agreement with the government of the Republic of Malawi.

SA signs multilateral treaty on the civil liability for oil pollution damage.

SA loses 11-8 against Australia in the first rugby test in Sydney.

The President’s Council closes after an existence of just over twelve years.

Bafana Bafana, the SA soccer team, loses against Zimbabwe 0-1 in a home game.

Bafana Bafana, the SA soccer team, wins 3-0 against Malawi in a home game.

Elsa Fouché, SA actress, is born at Kommissiedrift, district of Rustenburg, Tvl.

Ernst Berthold Grosskopf (61), SA journalist and author, dies in Cape Town.

Valerie Bester-Kieser, S.A. sculptor, is born in Schweizer-Reneke, Western Transvaal.

Harry Stratford Caldecott (43), SA art painter, dies in Wynberg, Cape Town.

James Buchanan (52), SA judge, cultural leader and journalist, dies in London.

John Burnet Biddulph, SA trader, explorer and adventurer, is born in London.

Pieter W.G. Rossouw, SA rugby wing, is born in Swellendam, Western Cape.

Michael Henry Keith (Mike) Edwards, SA sculptor, is born in Port Elizabeth.

Bafana Bafana, the SA soccer team, wins 1-0 against Zaire in a home game.

Dr William Robertson (74), Scottish clergyman in SA, dies in Cape Town.

Natasha Kate Sutherland, actress in the SA soap opera Egoli, is born.

Zolani Petelo, SA mini flyweight, wins the International Boxing Federation (IBF) title.

Eleven residents are killed in an attack by unknown gunmen in Mpumalanga.

Prof. Ernest Hubert Schwarz (55), SA geologist and geographer, dies in Senegal.