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Klaas Matlala portrait

Klaas Matlala

Lothar Neethling portrait

Lothar Neethling

Robert Mokxotho Matji

Joseph Hugo Saliwa portrait

Joseph Hugo Saliwa

Ronald “Ron” Press portrait

Ronald “Ron” Press

The 1913 Mineworkers’ Strike

The 1913 Mineworkers’ Strike

An African Athens: Rhetoric and the Shaping of Democracy in South Africa by Philippe-Joseph Salazar

The DG for Transport, Mr. A.B. Eksteen, outlines plans for a marine line along the SA coast

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The DG for Transport, Mr. A.B. Eksteen, outlines plans for a marine line along the SA coast

The condition of Edwin Smith, the youngest baby in SA to undergo open-heart surgery, improves

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The condition of Edwin Smith, the youngest baby in SA to undergo open-heart surgery, improves

Mercenaries from South Africa led by Colonel “Mad Mike” Hoare, attempt an unsuccessful coup in Seychelles

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Mercenaries from South Africa led by Colonel “Mad Mike” Hoare, attempt an unsuccessful coup in Seychelles

Hajara Ibrahim appears before a Nigerian Islamic court to launch an appeal against her conviction for adultery

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Hajara Ibrahim appears before a Nigerian Islamic court to launch an appeal against her conviction for adultery

Pharmaceutical companies drop a lawsuit against South Africa ending an international battle over patent rights and profit

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Pharmaceutical companies drop a lawsuit against South Africa ending an international battle over patent rights and profit

Slaves to Racism An Unbroken Chain from America to Liberia by Benjamin G. Dennis and Anita K. Dennis

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Switzerland announces lifting of a directive, in force since 1974, which limited export of capital to SA.

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Ulrich Louis (Uli) Schmidt, SA rugby player and later Springbok team doctor, is born in Pretoria.

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SA wins the rugby series 2-0 in Australia by winning the second test 26-17 in Sydney.

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A group of nine young activists is shot by the SA Police in a house in Vlaklaagte, KwaNdebele.

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William (Gobo) Ashley, SA cricket player in a test against England (1888-89), dies in Plumtree, Rhodesia.

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The Berlin airlift, in which SA also takes part, starts. It lasted until 12 May 1949.

Address on Accepting an Honarary Doctorate from the Russian Academy of Sciences Moscow, 30 April 1999

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Nigeria becomes the first Anglophone independent state in Africa to become an associate member of EEC

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Robert Hector Catterall, SA cricket player in twenty-four test matches, is born in Port Elizabeth.

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Georg Schmidt, first Protestant missionary (Moravian Brethren) in SA, who established a mission station under the Hottentots, a

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Horace Brackenridge (Jock) Cameron, SA cricket player in twenty-six tests, is born in Port Elizabeth.

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Robert Brian (Bobby) Skinstad, at 22 the youngest SA rugby captain ever, is born in Bulawayo.

President Mbeki’s Comments on Zimbabwe delivered during SA-DRC BNC, Presidential Guesthouse, Pretoria, Thursday 3 April 2008

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Karl Kielblock, SA author of historical and detective books, is born in Beaufort West, Cape Colony.

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Johan Bernard Zulch Keet, SA musician and leader of the Asaf choir in Johannesburg, is born.

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The Australian rugby team beats SA 27-21 in the World Cup semi-final in Twickenham.

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Karel Schoeman, well-known SA author and recipient of several awards, is born in Trompsburg, OFS.