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An attack by Rhodesian Colonial forces on the major stronghold during the Mashona Rebellion, Mashayombe’s kraal, ends inconclus

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The Publications Act replaces the Publications Control Board with an entirely new censorship machine operative at three differe

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Uganda becomes an independent republic within the British Commonwealth after nearly seventy years of British rule, after having

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SA signs agreement with the government of the Democratic Republic of Madagascar regarding merchant shipping and related maritim

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SA signs agreement with the government of the Democratic Republic of Madagascar regarding merchant shipping and related maritim

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A delegation of British Trade Union leaders carry out an intensive programme of visits and talks (7-20 October), investigating

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Paul Michael Sibisi, SA artist and teacher involved in setting up cultural art workshops in Natal, is born.

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Lucas Radebe, SA soccer star, scores his first goal for Kaizer Chiefs (6) in the game versus Wits University (1).

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President Hosni Mubarak issues an order that 83 suspected Islamic militants stand trial in Egypt’s state security court.

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The Security Council unanimously adopts an amended resolution, sponsored by four African states, which declares that army viola

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The SA Agricultural Union changes its name on the union’s annual meeting in Rustenburg to Agri South Africa.

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Stella Sigcau is elected Transkei’s third prime minister since the SA government accorded the territory independence in 1976. D

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The Protocol on Environmental Protection to the Antarctic Treaty, to which SA is a party, is signed in Madrid.

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Dr Anthony Edward (Anton) Rupert, industrial chemist and SA business entrepreneur and magnate, is born in Graaff-Reinet.

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Justin Alexander (Alex) La Guma, SA novelist, short story writer and political activist, is born in Cape Town

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An Egyptian and three Kenyans, along with four other truck drivers, are taken hostage by a militant Iraqi group.

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The rugby match between SA and the British Isles in Johannesburg ends in a draw with ten points each.

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SA signs Terms of reference of the Sustainable Development Committee of the United States-South African Binational Commission.

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Ellen Phyllis Hellmann, social anthropologist and leading executive member of the South African Institute of Race Relations (SA

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South Africa signs treaty with Lesotho relating to the establishment of an office for a Lesotho government labour representativ

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South Africa signs treaty with Lesotho relating to the establishment of an office for a Lesotho government labour representativ

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The SA rugby team loses the third test against Australia 9-11, bringing the score of the series to 1-2.

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SA wins the Tri-Nations rugby series by beating Australia 29-15 on the Ellis Park field, Johannesburg.

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South Africa signs treaty with Swaziland on the establishment of an office for the Swaziland government labour representative i

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SA signs agreement with Swaziland in respect of cooperation and mutual assistance in the field of combating crime.

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The draft bill concerning the founding of a central bank, the SA Reserve Bank, is approved by the Senate.

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The New National Party (NNP) in SA announces its dissolution and merger with ruling African National Congress (ANC).

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A Malagasy government delegation arrives in SA for a five-day visit aimed at consolidating relations between the two countries.

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The SA Air Force announces that Mirages will be phased out because of a cut to the defence budget.

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Dr Cornelius Francois Visser (Vader Visser), educator and cultural leader who founded the Voortrekker Beweging, an Afrikaner yo

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An attack by Rhodesian Colonial forces on the major stronghold during the Mashona Rebellion, Mashayombe’s kraal, ends inconclus

The Publications Act replaces the Publications Control Board with an entirely new censorship machine operative at three differe

Uganda becomes an independent republic within the British Commonwealth after nearly seventy years of British rule, after having

SA signs agreement with the government of the Democratic Republic of Madagascar regarding merchant shipping and related maritim

SA signs agreement with the government of the Democratic Republic of Madagascar regarding merchant shipping and related maritim

A delegation of British Trade Union leaders carry out an intensive programme of visits and talks (7-20 October), investigating

Paul Michael Sibisi, SA artist and teacher involved in setting up cultural art workshops in Natal, is born.

Lucas Radebe, SA soccer star, scores his first goal for Kaizer Chiefs (6) in the game versus Wits University (1).

President Hosni Mubarak issues an order that 83 suspected Islamic militants stand trial in Egypt’s state security court.

The Security Council unanimously adopts an amended resolution, sponsored by four African states, which declares that army viola

The SA Agricultural Union changes its name on the union’s annual meeting in Rustenburg to Agri South Africa.

Stella Sigcau is elected Transkei’s third prime minister since the SA government accorded the territory independence in 1976. D

The Protocol on Environmental Protection to the Antarctic Treaty, to which SA is a party, is signed in Madrid.

Dr Anthony Edward (Anton) Rupert, industrial chemist and SA business entrepreneur and magnate, is born in Graaff-Reinet.

Justin Alexander (Alex) La Guma, SA novelist, short story writer and political activist, is born in Cape Town

An Egyptian and three Kenyans, along with four other truck drivers, are taken hostage by a militant Iraqi group.

The rugby match between SA and the British Isles in Johannesburg ends in a draw with ten points each.

SA signs Terms of reference of the Sustainable Development Committee of the United States-South African Binational Commission.

Ellen Phyllis Hellmann, social anthropologist and leading executive member of the South African Institute of Race Relations (SA

South Africa signs treaty with Lesotho relating to the establishment of an office for a Lesotho government labour representativ

South Africa signs treaty with Lesotho relating to the establishment of an office for a Lesotho government labour representativ

The SA rugby team loses the third test against Australia 9-11, bringing the score of the series to 1-2.

SA wins the Tri-Nations rugby series by beating Australia 29-15 on the Ellis Park field, Johannesburg.

South Africa signs treaty with Swaziland on the establishment of an office for the Swaziland government labour representative i

SA signs agreement with Swaziland in respect of cooperation and mutual assistance in the field of combating crime.

The draft bill concerning the founding of a central bank, the SA Reserve Bank, is approved by the Senate.

The New National Party (NNP) in SA announces its dissolution and merger with ruling African National Congress (ANC).

A Malagasy government delegation arrives in SA for a five-day visit aimed at consolidating relations between the two countries.

The SA Air Force announces that Mirages will be phased out because of a cut to the defence budget.

Dr Cornelius Francois Visser (Vader Visser), educator and cultural leader who founded the Voortrekker Beweging, an Afrikaner yo