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Tshikudo Paul Tavhana (also Thavhana), S.A carver and sculptor, is born in Dzanani, Limpopo.

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

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Hubert Lawrence du Plessis, SA composer, is born on the farm Groenrivier, near Malmesbury.

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RENAMO denies in Lisbon that the movement is receiving assistance or supplies from SA.

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President Thabo Mbeki receives an Honorary Doctorate of Law from the Glasgow Caledonian University

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The International Plant Protection Convention, to which SA is a party, is signed in Rome.

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Jim Pothecary, SA cricketer and pace bowler on the 1960 England tour, is born.

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Willie Smith, bantamweight boxing champion of SA, wins the world champion title. (British version).

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

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West European leaders, meeting in the Netherlands, delay indefinitely imposing economic sanctions against SA.

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Harry Dudley (Brom) Bromfield, SA cricket player in 9 tests, is born in Mossel Bay.

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The Netherlands Parliament votes overwhelmingly in favour of an oil embargo on South Africa.

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The SA rugby team beats France in the World Cup semi-finals in Durban.

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About 80 000 scientists attend an international congress on HIV/Aids in Florence, Italy.

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Five soccer clubs in Natal – the first in SA, found the Natal Football Union.

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Elizabeth (Betsy) de la Porte, SA mezzo-soprano, is born in Wolmaransstad, Western Transvaal.

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Sakhumzi Magxwalisa, SA super flyweight, wins the World Boxing Union (WBU) world champion title.

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Sakhumzi Magxwalisa, SA super flyweight, wins the World Boxing Union (WBU) world champion title.

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Cassius Baloyi, SA junior featherweight, wins the World Boxing Union (WBU) world champion title.

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The SA rugby team loses 33-16 against England at the Twickenham rugby stadium.

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Gert Potgieter, SA singer who was killed in a car accident in 1977, is born.

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Brazilian President Lula da Silva begins weeklong five-nation trip to Africa, including SA.

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Horace (Jock) Cameron (30), SA cricket player in twenty-six tests, dies in Johannesburg.

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Piet Crous, junior heavyweight champion of SA, wins the World Boxing Association (WBA) title.

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SA President’s Council rejects a concept bill, which would have led to stricter apartheid’s enforcement.

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John Thomas Baines, SA painter, traveller and writer, is born in King’s Lynn, England.

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Jake Tuli (69), first Black SA boxer to win a Commonwealth title, dies in Johannesburg.

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Kenya becomes an independent state within the Commonwealth with Jomo Kenyatta as prime minister. ,

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James Alexander Joseph Christy, SA cricket player in ten tests, is born in Pretoria.

Address by Mbhazima Shilowa, COSATU General Secretary at an ILO plenary session in Geneva

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Tshikudo Paul Tavhana (also Thavhana), S.A carver and sculptor, is born in Dzanani, Limpopo.

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

Hubert Lawrence du Plessis, SA composer, is born on the farm Groenrivier, near Malmesbury.

RENAMO denies in Lisbon that the movement is receiving assistance or supplies from SA.

President Thabo Mbeki receives an Honorary Doctorate of Law from the Glasgow Caledonian University

The International Plant Protection Convention, to which SA is a party, is signed in Rome.

Jim Pothecary, SA cricketer and pace bowler on the 1960 England tour, is born.

Willie Smith, bantamweight boxing champion of SA, wins the world champion title. (British version).

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

West European leaders, meeting in the Netherlands, delay indefinitely imposing economic sanctions against SA.

Harry Dudley (Brom) Bromfield, SA cricket player in 9 tests, is born in Mossel Bay.

The Netherlands Parliament votes overwhelmingly in favour of an oil embargo on South Africa.

The SA rugby team beats France in the World Cup semi-finals in Durban.

About 80 000 scientists attend an international congress on HIV/Aids in Florence, Italy.

Five soccer clubs in Natal – the first in SA, found the Natal Football Union.

Elizabeth (Betsy) de la Porte, SA mezzo-soprano, is born in Wolmaransstad, Western Transvaal.

Sakhumzi Magxwalisa, SA super flyweight, wins the World Boxing Union (WBU) world champion title.

Sakhumzi Magxwalisa, SA super flyweight, wins the World Boxing Union (WBU) world champion title.

Cassius Baloyi, SA junior featherweight, wins the World Boxing Union (WBU) world champion title.

The SA rugby team loses 33-16 against England at the Twickenham rugby stadium.

Gert Potgieter, SA singer who was killed in a car accident in 1977, is born.

Brazilian President Lula da Silva begins weeklong five-nation trip to Africa, including SA.

Horace (Jock) Cameron (30), SA cricket player in twenty-six tests, dies in Johannesburg.

Piet Crous, junior heavyweight champion of SA, wins the World Boxing Association (WBA) title.

SA President’s Council rejects a concept bill, which would have led to stricter apartheid’s enforcement.

John Thomas Baines, SA painter, traveller and writer, is born in King’s Lynn, England.

Jake Tuli (69), first Black SA boxer to win a Commonwealth title, dies in Johannesburg.

Kenya becomes an independent state within the Commonwealth with Jomo Kenyatta as prime minister. ,

James Alexander Joseph Christy, SA cricket player in ten tests, is born in Pretoria.

Address by Mbhazima Shilowa, COSATU General Secretary at an ILO plenary session in Geneva