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Christiaan Frederik Louis Leipoldt, SA poet, dramatist, journalist and physician, is born in Worcester, Western Cape.

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The first experimental radio broadcast in SA takes place in Johannesburg by the Western Electric Company.

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SA cricket player Aubrey Faulkner, great all-rounder in the early 20th century, is born.

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South Africa joins the Non-Aligned Movement and signs an agreement establishing diplomatic relations with Iceland.

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SA government bans church-led opposition group headed by Desmond Tutu as “threat to public safety”.

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’Doctor’ Mkopidi Motsisi, witness to killing of an ANC activist, is shot dead in Sharpeville, PWV.

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The home game between Bafana Bafana, the SA soccer team, and Zambia ends in a tie with 1-1.

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Gen. Kat Liebenberg (60), ex-chief of the SA defence force, dies of cancer in Pretoria.

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French troops have occupied the bilad al-siba, an under-populated desert region in southern Morocco.

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Durant Sihlali, SA artist, is born in Germiston. He exhibited in South Africa and Western Europe.

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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-four people are killed in Meadowlands during an IFP take-over of the Mzimhlope hostel.

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SA signs agreement with the government of Mozambique regarding cooperation and mutual assistance in combating crime.

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In a direct defiance to South Africa’s patent laws, Doctors Without Borders, an international humanitarian organisation, begins

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Gen. J.C. Smuts and Gen. Louis Botha establish “Het Volk” (The People), an Afrikaner political organisation.

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The SA central government officially recognises the military administration of Transkei under General Holomisa and Transkei’s s

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Anna Cloete (82), veteran actress and wife of James Norval, famous in SA acting circles, dies.

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Daniel Lindley, an American Presbyterian clergyman, is formally ordained as minister of the Voortrekkers’ Pietermaritzburg cong

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Isaac Daniël Buys, SA cricket player in one test, is born in Somerset East, eastern Cape.

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Rolland Beaumont, SA cricket player in five test matches (1912-1914), is born in Newcastle, Natal.

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SA recognises the State of Palestine and establishes diplomatic relations. Kalley, J.A.; Schoeman, E. &amp; Andor, L.E. (eds)(1

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Nelson Mukhuba, SA bandleader and artist, producing wooden household utensils and tourist trade objects, commits suicide.

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Geoffrey Walter Ashton Chubb, SA cricket player in five test matches, is born in East London.

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Four White guerrillas, known as the Broederstroom Four, are arrested and an arms cache is discovered.

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SA signs agreement with Namibia concerning the appointment of representatives and privileges and immunities for representatives

The (Re-)Constitution of the South African Communist Party as an Underground Organisation by Raymond Suttner

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The South African government submits its proposal for an interim constitution for South Africa to CODESA.

This day in history

Geoffrey Walter Ashton Chubb, SA cricket player in five test matches, is born in East London.

This day in history

The South African government submits its proposal for an interim constitution for South Africa to CODESA.

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SA signs agreement with Namibia concerning the appointment of representatives and privileges and immunities for representatives

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Christiaan Frederik Louis Leipoldt, SA poet, dramatist, journalist and physician, is born in Worcester, Western Cape.

The first experimental radio broadcast in SA takes place in Johannesburg by the Western Electric Company.

SA cricket player Aubrey Faulkner, great all-rounder in the early 20th century, is born.

South Africa joins the Non-Aligned Movement and signs an agreement establishing diplomatic relations with Iceland.

SA government bans church-led opposition group headed by Desmond Tutu as “threat to public safety”.

’Doctor’ Mkopidi Motsisi, witness to killing of an ANC activist, is shot dead in Sharpeville, PWV.

The home game between Bafana Bafana, the SA soccer team, and Zambia ends in a tie with 1-1.

Gen. Kat Liebenberg (60), ex-chief of the SA defence force, dies of cancer in Pretoria.

French troops have occupied the bilad al-siba, an under-populated desert region in southern Morocco.

Durant Sihlali, SA artist, is born in Germiston. He exhibited in South Africa and Western Europe.

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

Twenty-four people are killed in Meadowlands during an IFP take-over of the Mzimhlope hostel.

SA signs agreement with the government of Mozambique regarding cooperation and mutual assistance in combating crime.

In a direct defiance to South Africa’s patent laws, Doctors Without Borders, an international humanitarian organisation, begins

Gen. J.C. Smuts and Gen. Louis Botha establish “Het Volk” (The People), an Afrikaner political organisation.

The SA central government officially recognises the military administration of Transkei under General Holomisa and Transkei’s s

Anna Cloete (82), veteran actress and wife of James Norval, famous in SA acting circles, dies.

Daniel Lindley, an American Presbyterian clergyman, is formally ordained as minister of the Voortrekkers’ Pietermaritzburg cong

Isaac Daniël Buys, SA cricket player in one test, is born in Somerset East, eastern Cape.

Rolland Beaumont, SA cricket player in five test matches (1912-1914), is born in Newcastle, Natal.

SA recognises the State of Palestine and establishes diplomatic relations. Kalley, J.A.; Schoeman, E. &amp;amp; Andor, L.E. (eds)(1

Nelson Mukhuba, SA bandleader and artist, producing wooden household utensils and tourist trade objects, commits suicide.

Geoffrey Walter Ashton Chubb, SA cricket player in five test matches, is born in East London.

Four White guerrillas, known as the Broederstroom Four, are arrested and an arms cache is discovered.

SA signs agreement with Namibia concerning the appointment of representatives and privileges and immunities for representatives

The (Re-)Constitution of the South African Communist Party as an Underground Organisation by Raymond Suttner

The South African government submits its proposal for an interim constitution for South Africa to CODESA.

Geoffrey Walter Ashton Chubb, SA cricket player in five test matches, is born in East London.

The South African government submits its proposal for an interim constitution for South Africa to CODESA.

SA signs agreement with Namibia concerning the appointment of representatives and privileges and immunities for representatives

SA recognises the State of Palestine and establishes diplomatic relations. Kalley, J.A.; Schoeman, E. & Andor, L.E. (eds)(1