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Dr Daniël Hartman (Danie) Craven, SA rugby boss for many years, is born in Lindley, OFS.

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Ten occupants are shot, stabbed and firebombed in an attack on a bus in Katlehong, East Rand.

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SA signs agreement with Israel on co-operation in the fields of culture, education and science.

This day in history

SA signs agreement with Israel on co-operation in the fields of culture, education and science.

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Friederich Wilhelm Jannasch, co-founder of the SA Music Academy, is born in Mamre, Cape Colony.

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SA signs multilateral Convention on the Conflict of Laws Relating to the Form of Testamentary Dispositions.

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SA Foreign Minister R.F. (Pik) Botha visits Beijing. Date is given as 4 October in some sources.

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Political assassination: Three guards of an ANC lawyer are shot dead by eight men in Durban.

Our Annual Conference — An Inspiring Gathering by The South African Worker, 13 January 1929, South Africa

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An inquest into the death of Ernest Dipale finds no-one criminally liable for his death

APDUSA Views - Issue No 54: Historic Elections - An Overview of the April 1994 Elections, July 1994

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The SA rugby team loses 3-11 against New Zealand in the second test in Cape Town.

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Stuart Cloete, SA author of i.a. Wheels and Rags of Glory, is born in Parys, OFS.

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William John Burchell, botanist and explorer of the interior of SA, is born in Fulham, London.

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An SADF officer shoots five fellow members in their sleep on a farm near Fouriesburg, Free State.

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An SADF officer shoots five fellow members in their sleep on a farm near Fouriesburg, Free State.

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Democratic Turnhalle Alliance vice-president Mishake Muyongo escapes an apparent assassination attempt after two hand grenades

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The SA rugby team loses the first test against New Zealand 18-29 in Cape Town.

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The South African National Government Cabinet announces the go-ahead for an antiretroviral roll-out plan.

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Adm. Hugo (Hendrik) Bierman, head and first admiral of the SA Fleet, is born in Johannesburg.

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The SA rugby team beats the British Isles 14-10 in the first test in Johannesburg.

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Archbishop Desmond Tutu defies public protest laws and leads 120 demonstrators in an anti-apartheid march.

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Archbishop Desmond Tutu defies public protest laws and leads 120 demonstrators in an anti-apartheid march.

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

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SA signs treaty with Zimbabwe regarding the amendment of the trade agreement of 30 November 1964.

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SA signs treaty with Zimbabwe regarding the amendment of the trade agreement of 30 November 1964.

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Dag Hammarskjold, Swedish secretary-general of the UN who visited SA in January 1961, is born.

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Swapo claims SA is moving military equipment and troops to the Angola-South West Africa border.

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SA signs a treaty with Italy on the amendment of the air agreement of 21 May 1956.

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The SA rugby team wins the third test against the British Lions 8-3 in Newlands, Cape Town.

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Dr Daniël Hartman (Danie) Craven, SA rugby boss for many years, is born in Lindley, OFS.

Ten occupants are shot, stabbed and firebombed in an attack on a bus in Katlehong, East Rand.

SA signs agreement with Israel on co-operation in the fields of culture, education and science.

SA signs agreement with Israel on co-operation in the fields of culture, education and science.

Friederich Wilhelm Jannasch, co-founder of the SA Music Academy, is born in Mamre, Cape Colony.

SA signs multilateral Convention on the Conflict of Laws Relating to the Form of Testamentary Dispositions.

SA Foreign Minister R.F. (Pik) Botha visits Beijing. Date is given as 4 October in some sources.

Political assassination: Three guards of an ANC lawyer are shot dead by eight men in Durban.

Our Annual Conference — An Inspiring Gathering by The South African Worker, 13 January 1929, South Africa

An inquest into the death of Ernest Dipale finds no-one criminally liable for his death

APDUSA Views - Issue No 54: Historic Elections - An Overview of the April 1994 Elections, July 1994

The SA rugby team loses 3-11 against New Zealand in the second test in Cape Town.

Stuart Cloete, SA author of i.a. Wheels and Rags of Glory, is born in Parys, OFS.

William John Burchell, botanist and explorer of the interior of SA, is born in Fulham, London.

An SADF officer shoots five fellow members in their sleep on a farm near Fouriesburg, Free State.

An SADF officer shoots five fellow members in their sleep on a farm near Fouriesburg, Free State.

Democratic Turnhalle Alliance vice-president Mishake Muyongo escapes an apparent assassination attempt after two hand grenades

The SA rugby team loses the first test against New Zealand 18-29 in Cape Town.

The South African National Government Cabinet announces the go-ahead for an antiretroviral roll-out plan.

Adm. Hugo (Hendrik) Bierman, head and first admiral of the SA Fleet, is born in Johannesburg.

The SA rugby team beats the British Isles 14-10 in the first test in Johannesburg.

Archbishop Desmond Tutu defies public protest laws and leads 120 demonstrators in an anti-apartheid march.

Archbishop Desmond Tutu defies public protest laws and leads 120 demonstrators in an anti-apartheid march.

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

SA signs treaty with Zimbabwe regarding the amendment of the trade agreement of 30 November 1964.

SA signs treaty with Zimbabwe regarding the amendment of the trade agreement of 30 November 1964.

Dag Hammarskjold, Swedish secretary-general of the UN who visited SA in January 1961, is born.

Swapo claims SA is moving military equipment and troops to the Angola-South West Africa border.

SA signs a treaty with Italy on the amendment of the air agreement of 21 May 1956.

The SA rugby team wins the third test against the British Lions 8-3 in Newlands, Cape Town.