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The SA rugby team wins its fifteenth consecutive test match by beating Wales 28-20 in Wembley.

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Prime Minister Botha announces an important Cabinet reshuffle, involving the promotion of moderate (’verligte’) members, the mo

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Mitchell’s Plain policeman Lieutenant Gregory Rockman is suspended after his arrest for allegedly staging an illegal protest. (

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Mozambique’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, Joaquim Chissano, succeeds Samora Machel as president following Machel’s death in an

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Denis Warburton Begbie, SA cricket player in five tests (1947-1950), is born in Middelburg, Eastern Transvaal.

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Zanzibar, a British protectorate since 1890 and now part of Tanzania, becomes an independent state within the Commonwealth.

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The Afrikaner Volksfront transforms itself into an umbrella body for thirty organisations striving for Afrikaner self-determina

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SA signs agreement with Poland on the avoidance of double taxation with respect to taxes on income.

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A painting by SA painter Irma Stern is auctioned for the record price of R1.1 m in Johannesburg.

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Vuminkosi Zulu, S.A. sculptor is born in Kranskop, KwaZulu, Natal. Johannesburg Art Gallery: The Neglected Tradition, p. 134 g

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SA signs agreement with the government of Switzerland concerning support to the Reconstruction and Development Programme (RDP).

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SA signs a multilateral agreement on the control of pollution of water resources in the Southern African region.

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John H. Amschewitz, SA art painter and cartoonist, dies three days before his sixtieth birthday in Muizenberg, Cape.

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Nhlalayenza Ngcobo, chairman of the Inkatha Youth Brigade, is shot dead during an attack on his home.

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James Manuel Blanckenberg, SA cricket player in eighteen tests (1913-1924), is born in Claremont, Cape Town.

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Landdros Anders Stockenstr&ouml;m (father of Sir Andries Stockenstr&ouml;m), seven or eight burghers and an interpreter are att

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A C-130 Hercules with ten passengers and a crew of four, under which a SA pilot, disappears near Huambo, Angola.

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SA signs agreement with Botswana relating to the establishment of a Botswana government labour representative in South Africa.

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SA signs treaty with Southern Rhodesia on the continuation of the extradition agreement of 19 November 1962.

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An agreement is concluded with the Portuguese authorities for the recruiting of Black mineworkers in their territory.

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Frederick Timpson l’Ons (85), SA painter of early life in the Eastern Province, dies in Grahamstown.

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The Convention on the Conservation of Antarctic Seals, to which SA is a party, is signed in London.

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Abd al-Krim, Moroccan nationalist leader, escapes after an eleven-year imprisonment on the Island of Reunion.

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Abd al-Krim, Moroccan nationalist leader, escapes after an eleven-year imprisonment on the Island of Reunion.

Big Inter-Race soccer match to be played on Sunday (SA Police vs Tongaat), 17 September, 1953

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A warrant is issued for Dr Rhoodie’s arrest on a charge of fraud, with an alternative charge of theft.

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Eleven people are killed by unknown attackers when a vehicle transporting workers from an ANC stronghold is ambushed.

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SA signs agreement with the government of Namibia on co-operation in the policing of Walvis Bay.

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The ANC foreign affairs department hosts an international solidarity conference in Johannesburg (19-21 February), to mobilise i

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Mlungisi Hlongwane, national president of the SA National Civic Association (SANCO) and director of SANCO Investment Holdings s

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The SA rugby team wins its fifteenth consecutive test match by beating Wales 28-20 in Wembley.

Prime Minister Botha announces an important Cabinet reshuffle, involving the promotion of moderate (’verligte’) members, the mo

Mitchell’s Plain policeman Lieutenant Gregory Rockman is suspended after his arrest for allegedly staging an illegal protest. (

Mozambique’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, Joaquim Chissano, succeeds Samora Machel as president following Machel’s death in an

Denis Warburton Begbie, SA cricket player in five tests (1947-1950), is born in Middelburg, Eastern Transvaal.

Zanzibar, a British protectorate since 1890 and now part of Tanzania, becomes an independent state within the Commonwealth.

The Afrikaner Volksfront transforms itself into an umbrella body for thirty organisations striving for Afrikaner self-determina

SA signs agreement with Poland on the avoidance of double taxation with respect to taxes on income.

A painting by SA painter Irma Stern is auctioned for the record price of R1.1 m in Johannesburg.

Vuminkosi Zulu, S.A. sculptor is born in Kranskop, KwaZulu, Natal. Johannesburg Art Gallery: The Neglected Tradition, p. 134 g

SA signs agreement with the government of Switzerland concerning support to the Reconstruction and Development Programme (RDP).

SA signs a multilateral agreement on the control of pollution of water resources in the Southern African region.

John H. Amschewitz, SA art painter and cartoonist, dies three days before his sixtieth birthday in Muizenberg, Cape.

Nhlalayenza Ngcobo, chairman of the Inkatha Youth Brigade, is shot dead during an attack on his home.

James Manuel Blanckenberg, SA cricket player in eighteen tests (1913-1924), is born in Claremont, Cape Town.

Landdros Anders Stockenstr&amp;ouml;m (father of Sir Andries Stockenstr&amp;ouml;m), seven or eight burghers and an interpreter are att

A C-130 Hercules with ten passengers and a crew of four, under which a SA pilot, disappears near Huambo, Angola.

SA signs agreement with Botswana relating to the establishment of a Botswana government labour representative in South Africa.

SA signs treaty with Southern Rhodesia on the continuation of the extradition agreement of 19 November 1962.

An agreement is concluded with the Portuguese authorities for the recruiting of Black mineworkers in their territory.

Frederick Timpson l’Ons (85), SA painter of early life in the Eastern Province, dies in Grahamstown.

The Convention on the Conservation of Antarctic Seals, to which SA is a party, is signed in London.

Abd al-Krim, Moroccan nationalist leader, escapes after an eleven-year imprisonment on the Island of Reunion.

Abd al-Krim, Moroccan nationalist leader, escapes after an eleven-year imprisonment on the Island of Reunion.

Big Inter-Race soccer match to be played on Sunday (SA Police vs Tongaat), 17 September, 1953

A warrant is issued for Dr Rhoodie’s arrest on a charge of fraud, with an alternative charge of theft.

Eleven people are killed by unknown attackers when a vehicle transporting workers from an ANC stronghold is ambushed.

SA signs agreement with the government of Namibia on co-operation in the policing of Walvis Bay.

The ANC foreign affairs department hosts an international solidarity conference in Johannesburg (19-21 February), to mobilise i

Mlungisi Hlongwane, national president of the SA National Civic Association (SANCO) and director of SANCO Investment Holdings s

Landdros Anders Stockenström (father of Sir Andries Stockenström), seven or eight burghers and an interpreter are att