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Somalia’s foreign minister and a representative of the faction that controls the country’s capital sign an agreement that calls

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Gerrit Adriaan Middelberg, pioneer in the field of railway systems in SA, is born in Boskoop, the Netherlands.

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The government’s White Paper on the Riekert Commission rejects two crucial recommendations that employers of illegal labour, an

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Anglo-Boer War 2: “Steinaecker’s Horse”, an irregular unit of about fifty mercenaries in British service, using Black armed t

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André Huguenet, stage-name of Gerhardus Petrus Borstlap, SA actor, producer and author, dies in Bloemfontein in poverty.

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SA signs a declaration of intent on cooperation with the Russian Federation in the field of arts and culture.

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General J.M.B. Hertzog’s National Party wins the South African general election with an outright majority: race plays a critica

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The Reconstruction and Development Programme (RDP) White Paper, put before parliament, calls for an expeditious programme to en

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The Palestine National Council, the legislative body of the PLO, proclaims the establishment of an independent Palestinian stat

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Thirty-eight African and Asian delegations table a draft resolution in the Trusteeship Committee asking for an effective United

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The first golf club in SA, the Cape Golf Club (later the Royal Cape Golf Club), is established.

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SA signs agreement with Venda concerning formal school and Technical College instructional programmes and the performance by th

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SA signs memorandum of agreement regarding the design, construction and maintenance of the international border bridge over the

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A Hammanskraal policeman, Richard Motasi, an alleged informer for the Zimbabwean security police, and his wife Irene is murdere

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Bob Forster successfully defends his world lightweight title against SA challenger Pierre Fourie during the first-ever boxing c

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Central African Republic becomes an autonomous member of the French Commonwealth with Boganda as president. (Now a National Da

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An Arab oil embargo against South Africa brings the prospects of rationing and the extension of conservation measures.

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UNICEF says fighting and crop failures in southern Sudan have forced an unprecedented exodus of 200 000 people.

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The General Assembly strongly disapproves SA policy of Apartheid and requests the Secretary-General to establish a United Natio

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Jacob Abraham Jeremy (Japie) de Villiers, chief justice of the Union of SA, is born in Fauresmith, OFS.

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

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SA is third in the Rugby World Cup contest when it beats New Zealand 22-18 in Cardiff.

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Fifty-four members of the Muslim Brotherhood are incarcerated by an Egyptian Military court during a pre-election purge.

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Abel Ngwenya, Daveyton, dies in police custody, allegedly from an epileptic fit, but the pathologist indicated violence involve

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Eric Hendrik Louw, SA minister of finance and first ambassador to the US, is born in Jacobsdal, OFS.

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Nadine Gordimer, SA author and recipient of the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1991, is born in Springs.

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SA plans to spend R1, 9-billion on antiretroviral drugs to Aids patients. (2004). Yesterdays, Pretoria News, 19 November.

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SA signs Protocol IV to the treaty on the Lesotho Highlands Water Project including supplementary arrangements regarding Phase

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George Andrew Manuel, scholar, author and one of the first Coloured journalists in SA, is born in Johannesburg.

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Somalia’s foreign minister and a representative of the faction that controls the country’s capital sign an agreement that calls

Gerrit Adriaan Middelberg, pioneer in the field of railway systems in SA, is born in Boskoop, the Netherlands.

The government’s White Paper on the Riekert Commission rejects two crucial recommendations that employers of illegal labour, an

Anglo-Boer War 2: “Steinaecker’s Horse”, an irregular unit of about fifty mercenaries in British service, using Black armed t

André Huguenet, stage-name of Gerhardus Petrus Borstlap, SA actor, producer and author, dies in Bloemfontein in poverty.

SA signs a declaration of intent on cooperation with the Russian Federation in the field of arts and culture.

General J.M.B. Hertzog’s National Party wins the South African general election with an outright majority: race plays a critica

The Reconstruction and Development Programme (RDP) White Paper, put before parliament, calls for an expeditious programme to en

The Palestine National Council, the legislative body of the PLO, proclaims the establishment of an independent Palestinian stat

Thirty-eight African and Asian delegations table a draft resolution in the Trusteeship Committee asking for an effective United

The first golf club in SA, the Cape Golf Club (later the Royal Cape Golf Club), is established.

SA signs agreement with Venda concerning formal school and Technical College instructional programmes and the performance by th

SA signs memorandum of agreement regarding the design, construction and maintenance of the international border bridge over the

A Hammanskraal policeman, Richard Motasi, an alleged informer for the Zimbabwean security police, and his wife Irene is murdere

Bob Forster successfully defends his world lightweight title against SA challenger Pierre Fourie during the first-ever boxing c

Central African Republic becomes an autonomous member of the French Commonwealth with Boganda as president. (Now a National Da

An Arab oil embargo against South Africa brings the prospects of rationing and the extension of conservation measures.

UNICEF says fighting and crop failures in southern Sudan have forced an unprecedented exodus of 200 000 people.

The General Assembly strongly disapproves SA policy of Apartheid and requests the Secretary-General to establish a United Natio

Jacob Abraham Jeremy (Japie) de Villiers, chief justice of the Union of SA, is born in Fauresmith, OFS.

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

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

SA is third in the Rugby World Cup contest when it beats New Zealand 22-18 in Cardiff.

Fifty-four members of the Muslim Brotherhood are incarcerated by an Egyptian Military court during a pre-election purge.

Abel Ngwenya, Daveyton, dies in police custody, allegedly from an epileptic fit, but the pathologist indicated violence involve

Eric Hendrik Louw, SA minister of finance and first ambassador to the US, is born in Jacobsdal, OFS.

Nadine Gordimer, SA author and recipient of the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1991, is born in Springs.

SA plans to spend R1, 9-billion on antiretroviral drugs to Aids patients. (2004). Yesterdays, Pretoria News, 19 November.

SA signs Protocol IV to the treaty on the Lesotho Highlands Water Project including supplementary arrangements regarding Phase

George Andrew Manuel, scholar, author and one of the first Coloured journalists in SA, is born in Johannesburg.