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Wilhelmina Louisa Ida (Minna) Freund, actress and teacher of elocution, dies in Bloemfontein.

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Elizabeth Bosman, early SA author and religious poet, is born in Drakenstein, Cape.

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Agnes Alwena (Wena) Naudé (72), SA stage and cinema actress, dies in Pretoria.

Welcoming address to workshop on anti-trust, monopolies and mergers policy 4 December 1992

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Marie Vogts (90), botanist and pioneer of the protea industry, dies in Stellenbosch.

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Joseph Jacobus Bosman (57), founder and chief director of Volkskas, dies in Pretoria.

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Expedition under Major Marchand leaves France to advance on Fashoda and claim Sudan.

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World War II: North Africa. General Rommel and his Panzerarmee Afrika capture Fuqa.

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The first friendly professional soccer match is played between Rangers and Germiston Callies.

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Huybert Dirck Campagne, SA satirist and author, is born in Tiel, the Netherlands.

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Violence erupts in Soweto again and the police make at least 146 arrests.

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SA signs amendment to multilateral treaty on endangered species of flora and fauna.

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The SA rugby team beats Ireland 33-0 in Pretoria and wins the series 2-0.

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Joseph Mothopeng, allegedly ANC, is abducted, escaped and shot dead the same day.

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Parliament ends its session after 103 days and the passing of 100 bills.

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Dr David Livingstone reaches the Victoria Falls and names it after his queen.

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Mt. Sinai and the surrounding territory is restored to Egyptian control by Israel.

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Barend Cilliers, politician and senator from 1935-1947, is born in Senekal, OFS.

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Professor Ferdinand Postma, educationist and rector of the Potchefstroom University, dies in Potchefstroom.

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The SA rugby team scores ten tries and beats Ireland 38-0 in Dublin.

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Archbishop Desmond Tutu is appointed as chairperson of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission.

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The Rev. Willem Postma (46), clergyman and Bible translator, dies in Reddersburg, OFS.

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William Charles Franklyn Plomer, SA journalist and author, is born in Pietersburg, Tvl.

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Angola claims South African troops and planes have launched attacks deep inside Angola.

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Dr Samuel Henri Pellissier, teacher and cultural leader, is born in Bethulie, OFS.

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Louise (Lulu) Latsky, SA author of children’s books and zoologist, dies in Stellenbosch.

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The Zuid-Afrikaansche Republiek (ZAR) and the Republic of Lydenburg unite in Rustenburg.

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SA signs protocol with India on the establishment of consular and diplomatic relations.

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President Ahmed Sékou Touré of Guinea requests UN aid against invading Portuguese troops.

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Angola, Mozambique, Tanzania and Zambia sign an agreement on regional defence co-operation.

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Wilhelmina Louisa Ida (Minna) Freund, actress and teacher of elocution, dies in Bloemfontein.

Elizabeth Bosman, early SA author and religious poet, is born in Drakenstein, Cape.

Agnes Alwena (Wena) Naudé (72), SA stage and cinema actress, dies in Pretoria.

Welcoming address to workshop on anti-trust, monopolies and mergers policy 4 December 1992

Marie Vogts (90), botanist and pioneer of the protea industry, dies in Stellenbosch.

Joseph Jacobus Bosman (57), founder and chief director of Volkskas, dies in Pretoria.

Expedition under Major Marchand leaves France to advance on Fashoda and claim Sudan.

World War II: North Africa. General Rommel and his Panzerarmee Afrika capture Fuqa.

The first friendly professional soccer match is played between Rangers and Germiston Callies.

Huybert Dirck Campagne, SA satirist and author, is born in Tiel, the Netherlands.

Violence erupts in Soweto again and the police make at least 146 arrests.

SA signs amendment to multilateral treaty on endangered species of flora and fauna.

The SA rugby team beats Ireland 33-0 in Pretoria and wins the series 2-0.

Joseph Mothopeng, allegedly ANC, is abducted, escaped and shot dead the same day.

Parliament ends its session after 103 days and the passing of 100 bills.

Dr David Livingstone reaches the Victoria Falls and names it after his queen.

Mt. Sinai and the surrounding territory is restored to Egyptian control by Israel.

Barend Cilliers, politician and senator from 1935-1947, is born in Senekal, OFS.

Professor Ferdinand Postma, educationist and rector of the Potchefstroom University, dies in Potchefstroom.

The SA rugby team scores ten tries and beats Ireland 38-0 in Dublin.

Archbishop Desmond Tutu is appointed as chairperson of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission.

The Rev. Willem Postma (46), clergyman and Bible translator, dies in Reddersburg, OFS.

William Charles Franklyn Plomer, SA journalist and author, is born in Pietersburg, Tvl.

Angola claims South African troops and planes have launched attacks deep inside Angola.

Dr Samuel Henri Pellissier, teacher and cultural leader, is born in Bethulie, OFS.

Louise (Lulu) Latsky, SA author of children’s books and zoologist, dies in Stellenbosch.

The Zuid-Afrikaansche Republiek (ZAR) and the Republic of Lydenburg unite in Rustenburg.

SA signs protocol with India on the establishment of consular and diplomatic relations.

President Ahmed Sékou Touré of Guinea requests UN aid against invading Portuguese troops.

Angola, Mozambique, Tanzania and Zambia sign an agreement on regional defence co-operation.