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The SA rugby team beats France 36-32 in the first test in Lyon, France.

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The front line states ask for international assistance to ward off a SA attack on Angola.

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George Finlay Bissett (60), SA cricket player in four tests, dies at Botha’s Hill, Natal.

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The SA rugby team wins the second test against France 22-12 in Bordeaux, France.

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Jordan’s Prime Minister Wasfi Tell is assassinated while attending an Arab conference in Cairo, Egypt.

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Ebrahim Ebrahim, ANC member, is abducted from Swaziland. He was tried and convicted in SA.

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South Africa signs an amendment to the trade agreement of 13 March 1967 with Malawi.

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SA Department of Justice announces that more than 1 000 ANC members have applied for amnesty.

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Adriaan Johannes Vlok, former SA law and order minister, is born in Sutherland, Cape Province.

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The SA rugby team wins the first test against Argentine 46-15 in Buenos Aires.

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Mzukisi Sikali (Skali), SA Junior flyweight, wins the World Boxing Union (WBU) world champion title.

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George Finlay Bissett, SA cricket player in four tests (1924-1928), is born in Kimberley.

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Gary Kirsten, SA cricket player and stepbrother of Peter Kirsten, is born in Cape Town.

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The SA rugby team beats France 52-10 in the second test, winning the series 2-0.

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WWII: SA troops in North Africa flee before the onslaught of Field-Marshall Erwin Rommel.

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The SA rugby team beats Argentine 44-21 in Buenos Aires to win the series 2-0.

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Dr Nicolaas Diederichs, SA politician and state president (1975 – 1978), is born in Ladybrand, OFS.

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Gary Kirsten becomes the first SA cricket player to score 10 centuries in test cricket.

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Twenty-three people die in a crash between an overloaded bus and a lorry near Matjiesfontein, Karoo.

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SA experiences a monetary crisis as a result of the heavy drain of gold from the country.

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SA signs treaty with Great Britain on the supply of military equipment to South Africa.

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The statue of former SA Prime Minister J.G. Strijdom (Hans) on Strijdom Square, Pretoria, collapses.

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Dr Thomas Barrow Dowling, director of the SA Music Association, is born in Wiltshire, England.

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Juliette Gordon founds the Girl Guides (later Scouts), a world-wide organisation active also in SA.

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Rolland Beaumont, (74), SA cricket player in 5 test matches (1912-1914), dies in Berea, Durban.

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Mmakgoba Helen Sebidi, SA artist, is born in Marapyane (Skilpadfontein), Hammanskraal area. Her grandmother, a traditio

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Twelve people are killed and twenty-five injured in an explosion in a mosque in Morocco.

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Jack Meckler, an athlete who won the Comrades Marathon five times, is born in Johannesburg.

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SA signs multilateral treaty on international trade in endangered species of wild flora and fauna.

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Sir Joseph Baynes, SA Minister of Land and Works, is born in Settle, Yorkshire, England.

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The SA rugby team beats France 36-32 in the first test in Lyon, France.

The front line states ask for international assistance to ward off a SA attack on Angola.

George Finlay Bissett (60), SA cricket player in four tests, dies at Botha’s Hill, Natal.

The SA rugby team wins the second test against France 22-12 in Bordeaux, France.

Jordan’s Prime Minister Wasfi Tell is assassinated while attending an Arab conference in Cairo, Egypt.

Ebrahim Ebrahim, ANC member, is abducted from Swaziland. He was tried and convicted in SA.

South Africa signs an amendment to the trade agreement of 13 March 1967 with Malawi.

SA Department of Justice announces that more than 1 000 ANC members have applied for amnesty.

Adriaan Johannes Vlok, former SA law and order minister, is born in Sutherland, Cape Province.

The SA rugby team wins the first test against Argentine 46-15 in Buenos Aires.

Mzukisi Sikali (Skali), SA Junior flyweight, wins the World Boxing Union (WBU) world champion title.

George Finlay Bissett, SA cricket player in four tests (1924-1928), is born in Kimberley.

Gary Kirsten, SA cricket player and stepbrother of Peter Kirsten, is born in Cape Town.

The SA rugby team beats France 52-10 in the second test, winning the series 2-0.

WWII: SA troops in North Africa flee before the onslaught of Field-Marshall Erwin Rommel.

The SA rugby team beats Argentine 44-21 in Buenos Aires to win the series 2-0.

Dr Nicolaas Diederichs, SA politician and state president (1975 – 1978), is born in Ladybrand, OFS.

Gary Kirsten becomes the first SA cricket player to score 10 centuries in test cricket.

Twenty-three people die in a crash between an overloaded bus and a lorry near Matjiesfontein, Karoo.

SA experiences a monetary crisis as a result of the heavy drain of gold from the country.

SA signs treaty with Great Britain on the supply of military equipment to South Africa.

The statue of former SA Prime Minister J.G. Strijdom (Hans) on Strijdom Square, Pretoria, collapses.

Dr Thomas Barrow Dowling, director of the SA Music Association, is born in Wiltshire, England.

Juliette Gordon founds the Girl Guides (later Scouts), a world-wide organisation active also in SA.

Rolland Beaumont, (74), SA cricket player in 5 test matches (1912-1914), dies in Berea, Durban.

Mmakgoba Helen Sebidi, SA artist, is born in Marapyane (Skilpadfontein), Hammanskraal area. Her grandmother, a traditio

Twelve people are killed and twenty-five injured in an explosion in a mosque in Morocco.

Jack Meckler, an athlete who won the Comrades Marathon five times, is born in Johannesburg.

SA signs multilateral treaty on international trade in endangered species of wild flora and fauna.

Sir Joseph Baynes, SA Minister of Land and Works, is born in Settle, Yorkshire, England.