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WWII: Allied forces on their way to Tunis wipe out German 15th Panzer Division.

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Elize Botha, first wife of former president P.W. Botha, is born in Senekal, OFS.

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British troops kill over sixty Zulus during a punitive expedition near Durban, Natal.

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Anglo-Boer War 2: The Holkrantz massacre takes place. Qulusi-Zulu chief Sokhobobo takes an impi to recover cattle allegedly r

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Magdalena Gertruide (Magda) Sauer, first woman in SA to practise as a qualified architect, is born in Kenilworth, Cape Town.

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Pres. Paul Kruger lays the foundation stone of the ‘Staatsgebou van die ZAR’ (Raadsaal)on Church Square, Pretoria.

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Britain sends Russia a note warning it against attempted blockade of Suez or occupation of Egypt.

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Voortrekker leader Andries Pretorius visits Durban and is warmly received.

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Gezina Susanna du Plessis, wife of Pres. Kruger, is born.

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Lady Anne Barnard (75), wife of colonial secretary Andrew Barnard and a chronicler of daily life in the colony in a series of l

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Henry Alexander (55), colonial secretary after Andrew Barnard, dies in Cape Town.

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

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The Bulls convincingly beat the Reds 92-3 in a Super 14 match played on Loftus, Pretoria, following a 38-3 lead at half time. T

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A Kenya Airways jet that took off during a midnight storm crashes shortly after take-off with 114 (115?) on board after sending

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Rwanda frees more than 22 000 detainees, most of whom were held in connection with the 1994 massacre of some 800 000 ethnic Tut

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Sierra Leone rebels seize peacekeepers from Zambia, raising to more than 300 the number of UN personnel they are believed to be

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Thousands of civilians flee Monrovia, the capital of Liberia, as civil war rages.

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United States President Bill Clinton announces the doubling of $600 million United States assistance to South Africa over the n

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A twenty-year ban on big-game hunting is lifted in the Côte d’Ivoire in an attempt to raise tourist revenue.

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Apla claims responsibility for the murder of four police officers at Dobsonville, Soweto, bringing police deaths in the year to

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Addressing a joint sitting of two houses of the British Parliament, ANC president Nelson Mandela urges Britain to invest in Sou

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The terms under which the alliance between COSATU, the SACP and the ANC should work together to dismantle apartheid, decided on

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Following a personal apology from President P.W. Botha to British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher over the &quot;blowpipe affa

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The Regional Services Councils Amendment Act is published in the Government Gazette.

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Dr Viljoen answers in parliament in response to a speech by Mr Peter Gastrow MP (National Democratic Movement) on behalf of Pee

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WWII: Allied forces on their way to Tunis wipe out German 15th Panzer Division.

Elize Botha, first wife of former president P.W. Botha, is born in Senekal, OFS.

British troops kill over sixty Zulus during a punitive expedition near Durban, Natal.

Anglo-Boer War 2: The Holkrantz massacre takes place. Qulusi-Zulu chief Sokhobobo takes an impi to recover cattle allegedly r

Magdalena Gertruide (Magda) Sauer, first woman in SA to practise as a qualified architect, is born in Kenilworth, Cape Town.

Pres. Paul Kruger lays the foundation stone of the ‘Staatsgebou van die ZAR’ (Raadsaal)on Church Square, Pretoria.

Britain sends Russia a note warning it against attempted blockade of Suez or occupation of Egypt.

Voortrekker leader Andries Pretorius visits Durban and is warmly received.

Gezina Susanna du Plessis, wife of Pres. Kruger, is born.

Lady Anne Barnard (75), wife of colonial secretary Andrew Barnard and a chronicler of daily life in the colony in a series of l

Henry Alexander (55), colonial secretary after Andrew Barnard, dies in Cape Town.

Robert Mcbride

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

The Bulls convincingly beat the Reds 92-3 in a Super 14 match played on Loftus, Pretoria, following a 38-3 lead at half time. T

A Kenya Airways jet that took off during a midnight storm crashes shortly after take-off with 114 (115?) on board after sending

Rwanda frees more than 22 000 detainees, most of whom were held in connection with the 1994 massacre of some 800 000 ethnic Tut

Sierra Leone rebels seize peacekeepers from Zambia, raising to more than 300 the number of UN personnel they are believed to be

Thousands of civilians flee Monrovia, the capital of Liberia, as civil war rages.

United States President Bill Clinton announces the doubling of $600 million United States assistance to South Africa over the n

A twenty-year ban on big-game hunting is lifted in the Côte d’Ivoire in an attempt to raise tourist revenue.

Apla claims responsibility for the murder of four police officers at Dobsonville, Soweto, bringing police deaths in the year to

Addressing a joint sitting of two houses of the British Parliament, ANC president Nelson Mandela urges Britain to invest in Sou

The terms under which the alliance between COSATU, the SACP and the ANC should work together to dismantle apartheid, decided on

Following a personal apology from President P.W. Botha to British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher over the &amp;quot;blowpipe affa

The Regional Services Councils Amendment Act is published in the Government Gazette.

Dr Viljoen answers in parliament in response to a speech by Mr Peter Gastrow MP (National Democratic Movement) on behalf of Pee

Following a personal apology from President P.W. Botha to British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher over the "blowpipe affa