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This day in history

Sixteen people die in an attack by IFP supporters in Bruntville, Mooi River, Natal.

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Arthur d’Arcy (Bobby) Locke, SA champion golf player, is born in Germiston, Tvl.

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A fugitive murderer holds the Alexander family of the SA diplomatic corps in Taiwan hostage.

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Jacob Matlala, SA junior flyweight, wins the World Boxing Organisation (WBO) world champion title.

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Lehlohonolo Ledwaba, SA bantam-weight, wins the World Boxing Union (WBU) world champion title.

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

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The Security Council of the UN institutes an embargo on Rhodesian import and export.

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President Mbeki welcomes Ousted Haitian President Jean-Bertrand Aristide and his family in SA.

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SA beats the New Zealand Cavaliers in Johannesburg 24-10 and wins the series 3-1.

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SA wins the first rugby test match against Ireland in Cape Town 23-15.

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An unsuccessful coup attempt against General Mobutu takes place in the Congo (now Zaire).

United Nations Response to Declaration of Transkei as an ‘Independent Homeland’, 26 October 1976

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SA signs multilateral Convention on the Conservation of Antarctic Marine Living Resources in Canberra.

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Florence Josephine Zerffi, SA still life and landscape painter, is born in London, England.

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The SA rugby team beats the Cavaliers of New Zealand in Pretoria 33-18.

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Dr Aron (Ali) Bacher, SA cricket captain and player in twelve tests, is born.

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The Pietersburg City Council reverses an earlier decision and desegregates the town’s only cinema.

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Thulane Sugarboy Malinga, SA super middleweight champion, wins the World Boxing Council (WBC) title.

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Rugby teams of SA and France play to a draw with no score in Paris.

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The game between the Bafana Bafana, SA soccer team, and Algeria, ends in a tie 1-1.

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Marthinus Johannes (Tinus) de Jong, SA landscape painter, is born in Amsterdam, the Netherlands.

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Florence Josephine Zerffi, SA still life and landscape painter, dies in Kilgetty, Pembrokeshire, England.

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Jacob Zuma, former SA vice-president and vice-president of the ANC, is born.

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A booby-trapped TV kills Tsitsi Chiliza, wife of an ANC official in Harare, Zimbabwe

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Life magazine is banned in Egypt after publishing an unflattering article about King Farouk.

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The Castle of Good Hope, oldest and most historic building in SA, is completed.

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Claude Pagdett Carter, SA cricket player in ten test matches, is born in Durban.

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Sixteen people die in an attack by IFP supporters in Bruntville, Mooi River, Natal.

Arthur d’Arcy (Bobby) Locke, SA champion golf player, is born in Germiston, Tvl.

A fugitive murderer holds the Alexander family of the SA diplomatic corps in Taiwan hostage.

Jacob Matlala, SA junior flyweight, wins the World Boxing Organisation (WBO) world champion title.

Lehlohonolo Ledwaba, SA bantam-weight, wins the World Boxing Union (WBU) world champion title.

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.

Dulcie Joyce Lind Howes, doyen of ballet in SA, is born in Mossel Bay.

Ten people are killed in a retaliation attack on the kraal of an ANC supporter.

The Security Council of the UN institutes an embargo on Rhodesian import and export.

President Mbeki welcomes Ousted Haitian President Jean-Bertrand Aristide and his family in SA.

SA beats the New Zealand Cavaliers in Johannesburg 24-10 and wins the series 3-1.

SA wins the first rugby test match against Ireland in Cape Town 23-15.

An unsuccessful coup attempt against General Mobutu takes place in the Congo (now Zaire).

United Nations Response to Declaration of Transkei as an ‘Independent Homeland’, 26 October 1976

SA signs multilateral Convention on the Conservation of Antarctic Marine Living Resources in Canberra.

Florence Josephine Zerffi, SA still life and landscape painter, is born in London, England.

The SA rugby team beats the Cavaliers of New Zealand in Pretoria 33-18.

Dr Aron (Ali) Bacher, SA cricket captain and player in twelve tests, is born.

The Pietersburg City Council reverses an earlier decision and desegregates the town’s only cinema.

Thulane Sugarboy Malinga, SA super middleweight champion, wins the World Boxing Council (WBC) title.

Rugby teams of SA and France play to a draw with no score in Paris.

The game between the Bafana Bafana, SA soccer team, and Algeria, ends in a tie 1-1.

Marthinus Johannes (Tinus) de Jong, SA landscape painter, is born in Amsterdam, the Netherlands.

Florence Josephine Zerffi, SA still life and landscape painter, dies in Kilgetty, Pembrokeshire, England.

Jacob Zuma, former SA vice-president and vice-president of the ANC, is born.

A booby-trapped TV kills Tsitsi Chiliza, wife of an ANC official in Harare, Zimbabwe

Life magazine is banned in Egypt after publishing an unflattering article about King Farouk.

The Castle of Good Hope, oldest and most historic building in SA, is completed.

Claude Pagdett Carter, SA cricket player in ten test matches, is born in Durban.