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Nigeria imposes a trade boycott on South Africa.

This day in history

Nigeria imposes a trade boycott on South Africa.

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Myrna Blumberg, correspondent for the New York Post and the London Daily Herald in SA, is detained and restricted.

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Zamokwakhe (Samuel) Gumede, SA sculptor, is born in Langkloof, Bergville, Natal.

This day in history

Zamokwakhe (Samuel) Gumede, SA sculptor, is born in Langkloof, Bergville, Natal.

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General China, the operation undertaken by British authorities against the Mau Mau in Kenya, ends in failure.

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Mohandas Gandhi leads a batch of Resisters across the Natal-Transvaal border. He is not arrested but members of his batch are a

This day in history

Mohandas Gandhi leads a batch of Resisters across the Natal-Transvaal border. He is not arrested but members of his batch are a

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Dr Dadoo and Dr Naicker meet Gandhi in Delhi.

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End of a four day meeting between Hitler and Mussolini over failure to hold North Africa.

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Captain C.D. Barnard begins a record-breaking flight from London to Cape Town.

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Mussolini is greeted with royal honours when he lands in Africa.

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Willem van der Berg, SA novelist and former head of the Afrikaans service of the SAUK (SABC), is born.

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Construction of the Victoria Falls Bridge and the railway line are completed. Spanning the gorge of the Zambezi River, the brid

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Anglo-Boer War 2: General Kemp, in charge of the Lemmer, Du Toit, Liebenberg, Celliers, and Potgieter commandos (approximately

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Uganda is declared a British protectorate.

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Britain separates Gambia from Sierra Leone.

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Zulu warriors ambush Petrus Lafras (Piet) Uys and his men at Italeni. Uys, his son Dirkie and seven of his followers are ki

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George McCall Theal, historian and first archivist appointed by the Cape government, is born in Canada. He was the author of se

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August Friedrich Beutler, official of the Dutch East Indies Company and scout of the interior of SA, is born in Dinkelsbühl, G

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Following the discovery of coelacanths in Jesser Canyon off Sodwana Bay, Kwazulu-Natal, in October 2000, the multidisciplinary

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SA signs joint communiqué with Colombia on the establishment of diplomatic relations.

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Thousands of Blacks take to the streets in South Africa to protest the assassination of There are calls amongst protesters for

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Christina Khabe, IFP member and mother of a witness at the Goldstone Commission, is attacked and killed at her home.

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Unknown men shoot Chris Ngwenya, IFP Youth Brigade Official, and his wife dead in Wesselton, Eastern Transvaal.

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Alan Paton, author of Cry, the Beloved Country and founder member of the Liberal Party in 1953, dies.

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A student, Eric Ngomane (22), dies in KaNgwane, allegedly shot by police while trying to escape.

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Nigeria imposes a trade boycott on South Africa.

Nigeria imposes a trade boycott on South Africa.

Myrna Blumberg, correspondent for the New York Post and the London Daily Herald in SA, is detained and restricted.

French authorities dissolve The Algerian Assembly.

French authorities dissolve The Algerian Assembly.

F.W. de Klerk, later president of SA, marries his first wife, Marike Willemse.

Zamokwakhe (Samuel) Gumede, SA sculptor, is born in Langkloof, Bergville, Natal.

Zamokwakhe (Samuel) Gumede, SA sculptor, is born in Langkloof, Bergville, Natal.

General China, the operation undertaken by British authorities against the Mau Mau in Kenya, ends in failure.

Mohandas Gandhi leads a batch of Resisters across the Natal-Transvaal border. He is not arrested but members of his batch are a

Mohandas Gandhi leads a batch of Resisters across the Natal-Transvaal border. He is not arrested but members of his batch are a

Dr Dadoo and Dr Naicker meet Gandhi in Delhi.

End of a four day meeting between Hitler and Mussolini over failure to hold North Africa.

Captain C.D. Barnard begins a record-breaking flight from London to Cape Town.

Mussolini is greeted with royal honours when he lands in Africa.

Willem van der Berg, SA novelist and former head of the Afrikaans service of the SAUK (SABC), is born.

Construction of the Victoria Falls Bridge and the railway line are completed. Spanning the gorge of the Zambezi River, the brid

Anglo-Boer War 2: General Kemp, in charge of the Lemmer, Du Toit, Liebenberg, Celliers, and Potgieter commandos (approximately

Uganda is declared a British protectorate.

Britain separates Gambia from Sierra Leone.

Zulu warriors ambush Petrus Lafras (Piet) Uys and his men at Italeni. Uys, his son Dirkie and seven of his followers are ki

George McCall Theal, historian and first archivist appointed by the Cape government, is born in Canada. He was the author of se

August Friedrich Beutler, official of the Dutch East Indies Company and scout of the interior of SA, is born in Dinkelsbühl, G

Following the discovery of coelacanths in Jesser Canyon off Sodwana Bay, Kwazulu-Natal, in October 2000, the multidisciplinary

SA signs joint communiqué with Colombia on the establishment of diplomatic relations.

Thousands of Blacks take to the streets in South Africa to protest the assassination of There are calls amongst protesters for

Christina Khabe, IFP member and mother of a witness at the Goldstone Commission, is attacked and killed at her home.

Unknown men shoot Chris Ngwenya, IFP Youth Brigade Official, and his wife dead in Wesselton, Eastern Transvaal.

Alan Paton, author of Cry, the Beloved Country and founder member of the Liberal Party in 1953, dies.

A student, Eric Ngomane (22), dies in KaNgwane, allegedly shot by police while trying to escape.