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Xenophon Constantine Balaskas, SA cricket player in nine tests, is born in Kimberley.

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The Malagasy Republic, previously Madagascar, becomes an autonomous republic within the French Community.

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Elizabeth Bosman, early SA author and religious poet, is born in Drakenstein, Cape.

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Thomas Campbell (42), SA cricket player in five test matches, dies in Natal.

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SA author J.M. (John Maxwell) Coetzee is awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature.

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James Cameron (75), SA educationist and minister of religion, dies in Bournemouth England.

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SA government threatens to pull out of the UN peace plan for Namibia

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The SA rugby team loses the second test 3-0 against the Lions in Durban.

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Adv. J.G. (Johannes Gerhardus) Strijdom (65), SA prime minister, dies in Cape Town.

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Sangiro (pseudonym of Andries Albertus Pienaar), SA author, is born in Broederstroom, Tvl.

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USSR Deputy Foreign Minister Valeri Nikolayenko arrives in SA for five-day visit.

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Joseph Burtt Davy (70), SA grass expert and botanist, dies in Birmingham, England.

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Phillip Holiday, SA lightweight, wins the International Boxing Federation (IBF) world champion title.

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The first two Avro Shackleton Mk III anti-submarine aircraft arrive in SA.

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SA pledges support for US effort to bring about negotiated settlement in Rhodesia.

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Mosiuoa Gerard Patrick (Terror) Lekota, SA Minister of Defence since 1999, is born.

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Nine people are killed and ten wounded in an attack on a Sebokeng hostel.

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Peter Malinga, SA welterweight, wins the World Boxing Union (WBU) world champion title.

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Emil Solomon (Solly) Sachs, socialist and SA trade union leader, dies in London.

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The SA rugby team wins the second test against New Zealand 8-3 in Wellington.

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Mzukisi Sikali (Skali), SA junior bantamweight, wins the World Boxing Union (WBU) title.

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An order has been issued withdrawing the remaining South African Police from Rhodesia.

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Tanzanian Ahmed Khalfan Ghailani, an alleged al-Qaeda militant, is arrested in Pakistan.

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World Cancer Day is instituted as an annual world-wide cancer awareness campaign

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Judge Jefferys (62), SA athlete, dies in a car accident in Amanzimtoti, KwaZulu-Natal.

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The SA rugby team beats Australia 22-9 in Port Elizabeth, winning the series 3-1.

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Olga Kirsch, SA poet who immigrated to Israel, is born in Koppies, OFS.

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Xenophon Constantine Balaskas, SA cricket player in nine tests, is born in Kimberley.

The Malagasy Republic, previously Madagascar, becomes an autonomous republic within the French Community.

Elizabeth Bosman, early SA author and religious poet, is born in Drakenstein, Cape.

Thomas Campbell (42), SA cricket player in five test matches, dies in Natal.

SA author J.M. (John Maxwell) Coetzee is awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature.

James Cameron (75), SA educationist and minister of religion, dies in Bournemouth England.

SA government threatens to pull out of the UN peace plan for Namibia

The SA rugby team loses the second test 3-0 against the Lions in Durban.

Adv. J.G. (Johannes Gerhardus) Strijdom (65), SA prime minister, dies in Cape Town.

Sangiro (pseudonym of Andries Albertus Pienaar), SA author, is born in Broederstroom, Tvl.

The SA rugby team beats the British Isles 25-9 in Newlands, Cape Town.

The SA rugby Springbok team loses the second test against New Zealand 13-0.

Sir Abe Bailey (75), SA politician and Rand mine magnate, dies in Muizenberg.

USSR Deputy Foreign Minister Valeri Nikolayenko arrives in SA for five-day visit.

Joseph Burtt Davy (70), SA grass expert and botanist, dies in Birmingham, England.

Phillip Holiday, SA lightweight, wins the International Boxing Federation (IBF) world champion title.

The first two Avro Shackleton Mk III anti-submarine aircraft arrive in SA.

SA pledges support for US effort to bring about negotiated settlement in Rhodesia.

Mosiuoa Gerard Patrick (Terror) Lekota, SA Minister of Defence since 1999, is born.

Nine people are killed and ten wounded in an attack on a Sebokeng hostel.

Peter Malinga, SA welterweight, wins the World Boxing Union (WBU) world champion title.

Emil Solomon (Solly) Sachs, socialist and SA trade union leader, dies in London.

The SA rugby team wins the second test against New Zealand 8-3 in Wellington.

Mzukisi Sikali (Skali), SA junior bantamweight, wins the World Boxing Union (WBU) title.

An order has been issued withdrawing the remaining South African Police from Rhodesia.

Tanzanian Ahmed Khalfan Ghailani, an alleged al-Qaeda militant, is arrested in Pakistan.

World Cancer Day is instituted as an annual world-wide cancer awareness campaign

Judge Jefferys (62), SA athlete, dies in a car accident in Amanzimtoti, KwaZulu-Natal.

The SA rugby team beats Australia 22-9 in Port Elizabeth, winning the series 3-1.

Olga Kirsch, SA poet who immigrated to Israel, is born in Koppies, OFS.