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This day in history

François le Vaillant, French naturalist and traveller in SA, is born in Paramaribo, Surinam.

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Helen Nontando Jabavu, author and periodical editor in London, is born in Middeldrift, SA.

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The SA rugby team loses the second test against Australia 20-28 in Brisbane.

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The SA rugby team loses the first test in Wellington against New Zealand 7-13.

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Anglo-Boer War 2: The British parliament votes an additional £12 500 00 for munitions.

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An Uranium Enrichment Bill is announced, establishing the Uranium Enrichment Corporation of South Africa.

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The SA rugby team loses the second test 9-13 against New Zealand in Wellington.

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Othello is staged for the first time in SA with a Black actor, John Kani

Cachalia, Amina. 2013. When Hope and History Rhyme: An Autobiography - Reviewed by Muhammed Haron

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The ANC and the SA government reach a compromise at their summit meeting in Johannesburg.

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The SA Vaal departs for the last time from Table Bay harbour to England.

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Sir Ernest Oppenheimer establishes the Anglo American Corporation of SA with a capital of £1 million.

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Helen Nontando Jabavu, author and periodical editor in London, is born in Middeldrift, SA

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Jacob Mofokeng, cruiserweight boxer of SA, wins the World Boxing Union world champion title.

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Seven Nigerian United Nations peacekeepers are killed in an ambush by Somalis in Mogadishu.

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Ernest George Bock, SA cricket player in one test (1935/1936), dies in Springs.

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The SA rugby team wins the second test against New Zealand in Christchurch 13-6.

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Nigeria, which gained independence on October 1, 1960, becomes an independent republic within the Commonwealth.

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Gé Korsten (71), popular SA tenor and actor, commits suicide in his Wilderness home.

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Mpush Makambi of SA wins the International Boxing Organisation (IBO) middleweight world champion title.

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South Africa concludes an agreement with the Marconi Company for a high-powered radio station.

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World War 2: North Africa. The Suez Canal is targeted by an Italian air raid.

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Finland opens official economic relations with SA and raised diplomatic relations to ambassadorial level.

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South West Africa People’s Organisation (SWAPO) begins armed struggle against S.A. occupation of Namibia.

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Sango Patekile Holomisa, president of the Congress of Traditional Leaders of SA, is born.

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Mark Thatcher’s wife, Diane, and their two children leave SA for the United States.

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Walter Spiethoff, royal opera singer and SA singer and composer, is born in Austria.

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Nine miners die in an underground fire at the Northam Platinum mine near Thabazimbi,

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Somali gunmen kidnap two Italian aid workers and an Egyptian UN peacekeeper is killed.

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The game between the Bafana Bafana, SA soccer team, and Tunisia ends in a tie 2-2. .

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François le Vaillant, French naturalist and traveller in SA, is born in Paramaribo, Surinam.

Helen Nontando Jabavu, author and periodical editor in London, is born in Middeldrift, SA.

The SA rugby team loses the second test against Australia 20-28 in Brisbane.

The SA rugby team loses the first test in Wellington against New Zealand 7-13.

Anglo-Boer War 2: The British parliament votes an additional £12 500 00 for munitions.

An Uranium Enrichment Bill is announced, establishing the Uranium Enrichment Corporation of South Africa.

The SA rugby team loses the second test 9-13 against New Zealand in Wellington.

Othello is staged for the first time in SA with a Black actor, John Kani

Cachalia, Amina. 2013. When Hope and History Rhyme: An Autobiography - Reviewed by Muhammed Haron

The ANC and the SA government reach a compromise at their summit meeting in Johannesburg.

The SA Vaal departs for the last time from Table Bay harbour to England.

Sir Ernest Oppenheimer establishes the Anglo American Corporation of SA with a capital of £1 million.

Helen Nontando Jabavu, author and periodical editor in London, is born in Middeldrift, SA

Jacob Mofokeng, cruiserweight boxer of SA, wins the World Boxing Union world champion title.

Seven Nigerian United Nations peacekeepers are killed in an ambush by Somalis in Mogadishu.

Ernest George Bock, SA cricket player in one test (1935/1936), dies in Springs.

The SA rugby team wins the second test against New Zealand in Christchurch 13-6.

Nigeria, which gained independence on October 1, 1960, becomes an independent republic within the Commonwealth.

Gé Korsten (71), popular SA tenor and actor, commits suicide in his Wilderness home.

Mpush Makambi of SA wins the International Boxing Organisation (IBO) middleweight world champion title.

South Africa concludes an agreement with the Marconi Company for a high-powered radio station.

World War 2: North Africa. The Suez Canal is targeted by an Italian air raid.

Finland opens official economic relations with SA and raised diplomatic relations to ambassadorial level.

South West Africa People’s Organisation (SWAPO) begins armed struggle against S.A. occupation of Namibia.

Sango Patekile Holomisa, president of the Congress of Traditional Leaders of SA, is born.

Mark Thatcher’s wife, Diane, and their two children leave SA for the United States.

Walter Spiethoff, royal opera singer and SA singer and composer, is born in Austria.

Nine miners die in an underground fire at the Northam Platinum mine near Thabazimbi,

Somali gunmen kidnap two Italian aid workers and an Egyptian UN peacekeeper is killed.

The game between the Bafana Bafana, SA soccer team, and Tunisia ends in a tie 2-2. .