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The SA rugby team loses 20-32 against Australia in the Tri-nation series in Brisbane.

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John Xavier Merriman (85), SA statesman and prime minister of the Cape Colony, dies in Stellenbosch.

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John Xavier Merriman (85), SA statesman and prime minister of the Cape Colony, dies in Stellenbosch.

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Liberian rebels attack an airfield in Monrovia, closing off that city’s last link to outside world.

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Ray White is elected for a second term as president of the SA United Cricket Board (UCB).

Laughter in the belly of the beast - Cartoons by Zapiro: In an era of repression, 1988

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An Islamic appeals court in Nigeria frees Amina Lawal after she is acquitted on adultery charges.

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Wele Maqolo, SA mini flyweight, wins the world champion title of the World Boxing Federation (WBF).

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Sebastiaan Rothmann, SA cruiser-weigh, wins the world champion title of the World Boxing Union (WBU).

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SA signs treaty with Malawi providing for the training of nurses from Malawi in South Africa.

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William Henry Brann (54), SA cricket player in three tests, 1922 /1923, dies in Port Elizabeth.

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An Olympic opening ceremony, in which the South African team takes part, dazzle downtown Sydney, Australia.

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A German photographer, Christian Hohmann (36), dies in a KwaZulu nature reserve when an elephant cow gores him.

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A German Tupolef plane and an American Starlifter collide off the Namibian coast, killing thirty-three people.

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Lindi Memani, SA straw-weight champion, wins the world champion title of the World Boxing Union.

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Hundreds of thousands of Blacks begin two-day strike in SA on eve of segregated elections.

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Hundreds of thousands of Blacks begin two-day strike in SA on eve of segregated elections.

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Central African Republic’s President Francois Bozize dissolves the government of his impoverished country. An official says a n

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Ernest George Bock, SA cricket player in one test match (1935/1936), is born in Kimberley.

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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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Twenty-three IFP supporters die in Thokoza when three gunmen open fire on an IFP march.

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Geoffrey Walter Ashton Chubb (71), SA cricket player in five test matches, dies in East London.

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The SA rugby team loses 5-11 against New Zealand in Auckland and also loses the series 1-3.

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An explosion in a market in Algiers, Algeria kills at least seventeen people and wounds approximately 60.

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The SA government grants temporary reprieve to Chris Hani, chief of staff of Umkhonto we Sizwe.

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The SA rugby team wins the second rugby test against New Zealand 24-12 in Wellington.

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Nationalist guerrillas in Rhodesia shoot down an Air Rhodesia airliner with a missile, killing fifty-nine people.

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The Stander gang robs three banks in less than an hour in the Johannesburg city centre.

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SA joins the World Meteorological Organization, created to facilitate international cooperation in the establishment of meteo

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The SA rugby team beats Canada 20-0 in the World Cup Rugby Tournament in Port Elizabeth.

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The SA rugby team loses 20-32 against Australia in the Tri-nation series in Brisbane.

John Xavier Merriman (85), SA statesman and prime minister of the Cape Colony, dies in Stellenbosch.

John Xavier Merriman (85), SA statesman and prime minister of the Cape Colony, dies in Stellenbosch.

Liberian rebels attack an airfield in Monrovia, closing off that city’s last link to outside world.

Ray White is elected for a second term as president of the SA United Cricket Board (UCB).

Laughter in the belly of the beast - Cartoons by Zapiro: In an era of repression, 1988

An Islamic appeals court in Nigeria frees Amina Lawal after she is acquitted on adultery charges.

Wele Maqolo, SA mini flyweight, wins the world champion title of the World Boxing Federation (WBF).

Sebastiaan Rothmann, SA cruiser-weigh, wins the world champion title of the World Boxing Union (WBU).

SA signs treaty with Malawi providing for the training of nurses from Malawi in South Africa.

William Henry Brann (54), SA cricket player in three tests, 1922 /1923, dies in Port Elizabeth.

An Olympic opening ceremony, in which the South African team takes part, dazzle downtown Sydney, Australia.

A German photographer, Christian Hohmann (36), dies in a KwaZulu nature reserve when an elephant cow gores him.

A German Tupolef plane and an American Starlifter collide off the Namibian coast, killing thirty-three people.

Lindi Memani, SA straw-weight champion, wins the world champion title of the World Boxing Union.

Hundreds of thousands of Blacks begin two-day strike in SA on eve of segregated elections.

Hundreds of thousands of Blacks begin two-day strike in SA on eve of segregated elections.

Central African Republic’s President Francois Bozize dissolves the government of his impoverished country. An official says a n

Ernest George Bock, SA cricket player in one test match (1935/1936), is born in Kimberley.

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

Twenty-three IFP supporters die in Thokoza when three gunmen open fire on an IFP march.

Geoffrey Walter Ashton Chubb (71), SA cricket player in five test matches, dies in East London.

The SA rugby team loses 5-11 against New Zealand in Auckland and also loses the series 1-3.

An explosion in a market in Algiers, Algeria kills at least seventeen people and wounds approximately 60.

The SA government grants temporary reprieve to Chris Hani, chief of staff of Umkhonto we Sizwe.

The SA rugby team wins the second rugby test against New Zealand 24-12 in Wellington.

Nationalist guerrillas in Rhodesia shoot down an Air Rhodesia airliner with a missile, killing fifty-nine people.

The Stander gang robs three banks in less than an hour in the Johannesburg city centre.

SA joins the World Meteorological Organization, created to facilitate international cooperation in the establishment of meteo

The SA rugby team beats Canada 20-0 in the World Cup Rugby Tournament in Port Elizabeth.