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Sir Julius Charles Wernher (62), SA financier and mine magnate, dies in London.
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Sir Langham Dale, superintendentgeneral of education in SA, is born in Hampshire, England.
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Thirteen residents are killed in an attack on a beer hall by unknown men.
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Sydney Percival Bunting (53), SA communist and labour union leader, dies in Johannesburg.
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Johannes Willem Viljoen, SA scout and hunter, is born in Uitenhage, Cape Colony.
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After an eleven-week ordeal, sixteen Britons are finally released by Angolan rebels.
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Prof. Nicolaas Johannes Brümmer (80), SA professor, cultural leader, author and minister, dies.
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The first camera club in SA is established in Kimberley with eighteen members.
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Mr Ben M. Skosana, former SA minister of Correctional Services, is born in Sharpeville.
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Lord Alfred Milner, British colonial secretary and SA High Commissioner, leaves South Africa.
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Mbulelo Botile, SA bantamweight, wins the International Boxing Federation (IBF) world champion title.
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Alfred (Gogga) Brown, SA amateur palaeontologist and archaeologist, is born in Girencester, England.
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Former Deputy President of SA, Jacob Zuma, launches the Construction Industry Development Board
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Former Deputy President of SA, Jacob Zuma, launches the Construction Industry Development Board
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Daniël Francois Malherbe (87), SA novelist, poet, dramatist and scholar, dies in Bloemfontein.
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Jacobus Johannes (Koos) Den Houting, SA sculptor, is born in Alicedale, Cape Province.
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F.W. de Klerk, later president of SA, marries his first wife, Marike Willemse.
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Gibson Ncube, ANC, dies in Mozambique from poisoning, in an allegedly political assassination.
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William Henry Brann, SA cricket player (1922-1923), is born in Port Elizabeth.
EventRwandan and Burundian presidents J Habyarimana and C Ntayamira are killed in an air crash
0n 6 April 1994, an extraordinary event in the history of the African continent took place in Kigali, Rwanda when two presidents from two countries were…
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SA signs agreement with Egypt for the establishment of a Joint Commission of Cooperation.
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Henry William Alexander Cooper (Samuel Zwaartman) (52), SA author, dies in Lisbon, Portugal.
EventGerard Moerdijk, SA architect of several church buildings and the Voortrekker monument, dies
Gerard Moerdijk, the architect whose most famous work is the Voortreker Monument in Pretoria, died on 29 March 1958, aged 68 years old. Moerdjk matriculated at…
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November Ntshingila, SA featherweight, wins the International Boxing Council (IBC) world champion title.
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Arthur Chaskalson, former SA president of the Constitutional Court, is born in Johannesburg.
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Lennox Sidney Brown, SA cricket player in two tests, is born in Randfontein.
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Sir John Barrow (84), explorer of the interior of SA, dies in London.
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SA signs protocol with India on the establishment of consular and diplomatic relations.
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François le Vaillant (71), explorer of the SA interior, dies in Cézanne, France.
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