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Kagiso Patrick (Pat) Mautloa, SA artist and commercial designer, is born in Ventersdorp, Western Transvaal.

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The match between the SA rugby team and the British Isles ends in a tie with 3-3.

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P.W. Botha is unanimously elected to the post of Executive President by an Electoral College.

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The SA rugby team beats New Zealand 11-8 in Port Elizabeth and wins the series 4-0.

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Samuel Cronwright-Schreiner, (73), husband of SA author Olive Schreiner, dies in Rondebosch, Cape Town.

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H.F. Verwoerd, future SA prime minister and architect of apartheid, is born in the Netherlands.

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Thomas Molatodi Lehupela, S.A. sculptor, is born in Paradys Location, Thaba’ Nchu, Orange Free State.

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The SA rugby team wins the last test against New Zealand 8-3, thereby winning the series 2-1.

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The SA rugby team loses the second test against the British Isles 3-8 in Port Elizabeth.

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Hestrie Cloete (neé Storbeck), double world champion high jumper from SA, is born in Germiston.

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Derek Lyle Keys, SA minister of finance from 1992Oct. 1994, is born in Johannesburg.

An Autobiography OR The story of my experiments with truth - M. K. Ghandi, by Mahadev Desai, India

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England and the Netherlands conclude an agreement to control trade between them in the East.

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The match between the Bafana Bafana, SA soccer team, and Iceland ends in a tie with 1-1.

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Daniël Francois Malherbe, SA novelist, poet and dramatist, is born in Dal Josafat, Cape Colony.

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Jawaharlal Nehru, Indian premier (1947) and staunch supporter of the Indian cause in SA, dies.

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French troops move into downtown Bangui, Central African Republic, to help quell an army uprising.

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President Jomo Kenyatta bans big-game hunting in Kenya in an attempt to conserve wildlife.

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SA signs joint communiqué on the establishment of diplomatic relations with the Republic of Panama.

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Members of the S.A. security force murder Dr Richard Turner at his home in Durban.

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The South African flag is hoisted on Prince Edward Island after an agreement with Britain.

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SA signs International Labour Organisation Convention, no. 116, concerning the partial revision of conventions adopted.

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Azhar Cachalia, founder of the Secretariat for Safety and Security in SA, is born Scotland.

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SA beats New Zealand 13-0 in the first rugby test of the series in Johannesburg.

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A bomb blast in a Johannesburg video-game arcade kills an unborn baby and injures ten people.

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The SA rugby team loses the second test against the British Lions 9-28 in Pretoria.

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SA signs a multilateral protocol on international civil aviation. Kalley, J.A.; Schoeman, E. &amp; Andor, L.E. (eds)(1999). S

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Vincent Joseph Gaobakwe Matthews, SA Deputy Minister of Safety and Security since 1994, is born.

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Anglo-Boer War 2: Sergeant J. Rogers of the SA Constabulary earns a Victoria Cross near Thaba Nchu.

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SA signs agreement with Great Britain in regard to guaranteed preferences on the British market.

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Kagiso Patrick (Pat) Mautloa, SA artist and commercial designer, is born in Ventersdorp, Western Transvaal.

The match between the SA rugby team and the British Isles ends in a tie with 3-3.

P.W. Botha is unanimously elected to the post of Executive President by an Electoral College.

The SA rugby team beats New Zealand 11-8 in Port Elizabeth and wins the series 4-0.

Samuel Cronwright-Schreiner, (73), husband of SA author Olive Schreiner, dies in Rondebosch, Cape Town.

H.F. Verwoerd, future SA prime minister and architect of apartheid, is born in the Netherlands.

Thomas Molatodi Lehupela, S.A. sculptor, is born in Paradys Location, Thaba’ Nchu, Orange Free State.

The SA rugby team wins the last test against New Zealand 8-3, thereby winning the series 2-1.

The SA rugby team loses the second test against the British Isles 3-8 in Port Elizabeth.

Hestrie Cloete (neé Storbeck), double world champion high jumper from SA, is born in Germiston.

Derek Lyle Keys, SA minister of finance from 1992Oct. 1994, is born in Johannesburg.

An Autobiography OR The story of my experiments with truth - M. K. Ghandi, by Mahadev Desai, India

England and the Netherlands conclude an agreement to control trade between them in the East.

The match between the Bafana Bafana, SA soccer team, and Iceland ends in a tie with 1-1.

Daniël Francois Malherbe, SA novelist, poet and dramatist, is born in Dal Josafat, Cape Colony.

Jawaharlal Nehru, Indian premier (1947) and staunch supporter of the Indian cause in SA, dies.

French troops move into downtown Bangui, Central African Republic, to help quell an army uprising.

President Jomo Kenyatta bans big-game hunting in Kenya in an attempt to conserve wildlife.

SA signs joint communiqué on the establishment of diplomatic relations with the Republic of Panama.

Members of the S.A. security force murder Dr Richard Turner at his home in Durban.

The South African flag is hoisted on Prince Edward Island after an agreement with Britain.

SA signs International Labour Organisation Convention, no. 116, concerning the partial revision of conventions adopted.

Azhar Cachalia, founder of the Secretariat for Safety and Security in SA, is born Scotland.

SA beats New Zealand 13-0 in the first rugby test of the series in Johannesburg.

A bomb blast in a Johannesburg video-game arcade kills an unborn baby and injures ten people.

The SA rugby team loses the second test against the British Lions 9-28 in Pretoria.

SA signs a multilateral protocol on international civil aviation. Kalley, J.A.; Schoeman, E. &amp;amp; Andor, L.E. (eds)(1999). S

Vincent Joseph Gaobakwe Matthews, SA Deputy Minister of Safety and Security since 1994, is born.

Anglo-Boer War 2: Sergeant J. Rogers of the SA Constabulary earns a Victoria Cross near Thaba Nchu.

SA signs agreement with Great Britain in regard to guaranteed preferences on the British market.

SA signs a multilateral protocol on international civil aviation. Kalley, J.A.; Schoeman, E. & Andor, L.E. (eds)(1999). S