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The of National HIV prevalence survey is released at Public Sector Ante-natal clinics.

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The Forest Industries Education and Training Authority (FIETA) is established. Its function is to run leadership programmes and

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UK Prime Minister Tony Blair thanks President Nelson Mandela by telephone for his help in persuading Libya to hand over two sus

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The African People’s Liberation Army (APLA), armed section of the PAC, is disbanded in the Umtata stadium by Dr Stanley Mogoba.

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V.S. Pritchett, short-story writer and critic, dies at the age of 96.

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A hearing to decide the financial settlement between President Mandela and Winnie Mandela is held at which the President testif

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Queen Elizabeth II of Great Britain addresses the South African Parliament.

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Gerard Sekoto (80), SA artist who left SA for Paris in 1947, dies.

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Finance Minister Barend du Plessis presents a budget offering a large tax incentive to business, with emphasis directed to the

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Nicholas (Boikie) Thlapi disappears after allegedly been taken into police custody at a roadblock at Stilfontein on his way fro

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Dr. Allan Boesak, President of the World Alliance of Reformed Churches, is exonerated by his church for having had an extra-mar

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A powerful bomb at 2:05 am destroys the cells behind the Langa Commissioner’s Court in Cape Town where thousands of pass law of

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The Conservative Party is founded in the Skilpadsaal in Pretoria with Dr Andries Treurnicht as leader. It brings together, in a

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KwaNdebele proclaimed a self-governing territory.

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Former South African Supreme Court judge, Judge J.F. Ludorf, claims he has evidence that two hired German killers were paid to

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SA signs agreement with Swaziland on the issue of notes and coin.

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Responding to the British Labour government’s re-imposition of an embargo on arms sales to South Africa, John Vorster tells Bri

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Evidence of guerrilla training in the Soviet Union and Tanzania is given in the trial of six people, on nineteen charges under

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Sports Minister, Dr. P. Koornhof, says the government will not allow organisations inside or outside the country to disrupt the

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The Budget introduced by the Minister of Finance, Dr. T.E. D&ouml;nges, provides the record sum of R202 million for defence and

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Police obtain information that Sisulu is an office bearer of Umkhonto weSizwe (Spear of the Nation).

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Rioting and arson in Pondoland.

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The Transkei Territorial Authority, instituted in 1956 to replace the former Bunga, becomes an all-Black administrative body.

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Tunisia gains independence from France, becoming the Republic of Tunisia, under its first president, Habib Bourguiba. He also l

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The first mountain zebra foal is born in the National Mountain Zebra Park near Cradock.

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Daniel Cornelis Boonzaier, first cartoonist at a SA newspaper (Die Burger), dies in Cape Town.

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The first synoptic weather observations from Prince Edward and Marion Islands are received in SA.

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Dr Dadoo and Dr Naicker met Mahatma Gandhi in Patna and held several hours of discussions with him (Mahatma Gandhi).

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John Joubert, South African composer, is born in Cape Town.

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Sir Pierre van Ryneveld and Quintin Brand arrive in Wynberg after the first flight from London to Cape Town.

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The of National HIV prevalence survey is released at Public Sector Ante-natal clinics.

The Forest Industries Education and Training Authority (FIETA) is established. Its function is to run leadership programmes and

UK Prime Minister Tony Blair thanks President Nelson Mandela by telephone for his help in persuading Libya to hand over two sus

The African People’s Liberation Army (APLA), armed section of the PAC, is disbanded in the Umtata stadium by Dr Stanley Mogoba.

V.S. Pritchett, short-story writer and critic, dies at the age of 96.

A hearing to decide the financial settlement between President Mandela and Winnie Mandela is held at which the President testif

Queen Elizabeth II of Great Britain addresses the South African Parliament.

Gerard Sekoto (80), SA artist who left SA for Paris in 1947, dies.

Finance Minister Barend du Plessis presents a budget offering a large tax incentive to business, with emphasis directed to the

Nicholas (Boikie) Thlapi disappears after allegedly been taken into police custody at a roadblock at Stilfontein on his way fro

Dr. Allan Boesak, President of the World Alliance of Reformed Churches, is exonerated by his church for having had an extra-mar

A powerful bomb at 2:05 am destroys the cells behind the Langa Commissioner’s Court in Cape Town where thousands of pass law of

The Conservative Party is founded in the Skilpadsaal in Pretoria with Dr Andries Treurnicht as leader. It brings together, in a

KwaNdebele proclaimed a self-governing territory.

Former South African Supreme Court judge, Judge J.F. Ludorf, claims he has evidence that two hired German killers were paid to

SA signs agreement with Swaziland on the issue of notes and coin.

Responding to the British Labour government’s re-imposition of an embargo on arms sales to South Africa, John Vorster tells Bri

Evidence of guerrilla training in the Soviet Union and Tanzania is given in the trial of six people, on nineteen charges under

Sports Minister, Dr. P. Koornhof, says the government will not allow organisations inside or outside the country to disrupt the

The Budget introduced by the Minister of Finance, Dr. T.E. D&amp;ouml;nges, provides the record sum of R202 million for defence and

Police obtain information that Sisulu is an office bearer of Umkhonto weSizwe (Spear of the Nation).

Rioting and arson in Pondoland.

The Transkei Territorial Authority, instituted in 1956 to replace the former Bunga, becomes an all-Black administrative body.

Tunisia gains independence from France, becoming the Republic of Tunisia, under its first president, Habib Bourguiba. He also l

The first mountain zebra foal is born in the National Mountain Zebra Park near Cradock.

Daniel Cornelis Boonzaier, first cartoonist at a SA newspaper (Die Burger), dies in Cape Town.

The first synoptic weather observations from Prince Edward and Marion Islands are received in SA.

Dr Dadoo and Dr Naicker met Mahatma Gandhi in Patna and held several hours of discussions with him (Mahatma Gandhi).

John Joubert, South African composer, is born in Cape Town.

Sir Pierre van Ryneveld and Quintin Brand arrive in Wynberg after the first flight from London to Cape Town.

The Budget introduced by the Minister of Finance, Dr. T.E. Dönges, provides the record sum of R202 million for defence and