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An urgent resolution is considered by the United Nations Political Committee condemning the government of South Africa for its

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Sydney Charles Buxton (80), British statesman and second governor-general of the Union of SA, dies in Sussex, England.

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SA signs multilateral agreement on the additional act of 1972, amending the International Convention for the Protection of New

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Chief Leabua Jonathan, Prime Minister of Lesotho, warns that violent confrontation between Blacks and Whites will be an inevita

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Hermann B&ouml;hle, SA electro-technical engineer and first professor in electro-technics at the South African College in Cape

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The SA rugby team wins its first match in the World Cup tournament against Scotland in Edinburgh 46-29.

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Harold (Ralph) Henning, SA golf player, is born in Johannesburg. Nuusdagboek: feite en fratse oor 1000 jaar, Kaapstad: Human &a

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Harold (Ralph) Henning, SA golf player, is born in Johannesburg. Nuusdagboek: feite en fratse oor 1000 jaar, Kaapstad: Human &a

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Hymne Weiss, SA author and translator of books into Afrikaans from six European languages, is born in Rouxville, OFS.

An evaluation of South African novelist Nadine Gordimer (1923-2014) by Sandy English (World Socialist Website), 30 September 2014

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Dorothea (Anne) Fairbridge, author of books on SA history, including on Lady Anne Barnard, is born in Cape Town.

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Sir Arnold Theiler (69), veterinary researcher and Director of Veterinary Services for the Union of SA at Onderstepoort, dies i

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Exchange of notes with Italy constituting an agreement regarding the establishment of a community centre for refugees in the Tr

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Exchange of notes with Italy constituting an agreement regarding the establishment of a community centre for refugees in the Tr

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An explosion at the Railway Police Offices, corner of Plein and Harrison streets, Johannesburg, takes place, injuring four poli

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An explosion at the Railway Police Offices, corner of Plein and Harrison streets, Johannesburg, takes place, injuring four poli

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Samuel Bonnin Hobson, SA author, dies in Grahamstown. Together with his brother, G.C. Hobson, they formed a unique example of c

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Anglo-Boer War 2. The British Colonial Office appoints a Ladies Commission to investigate the concentration camps in SA. The co

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Three commandos under the newly appointed Combat General Viljoen, attack about 4 650 British soldiers with twenty field guns an

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The Lesotho Foreign Ministry appeals for international help to stop South Africa applying an economic squeeze designed to force

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Athlete Mbulaeni Mulaudzi (800m) leads the SA team at the spectacular opening of the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens.

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The third rugby test of the series between SA and New Zealand ends in a tie with 11 points each.

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Under the Suppression of Communism Amendment Bill tabled in Parliament, any attorney or advocate who has committed an offence u

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Friedrich Engels, German political philosopher who wrote The Communist Manifesto (well-known in SA) with Karl Marx, dies in L

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SA signs agreement with Namibia regarding the provision of technical and administrative personnel by the government of South Af

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An Italian, Commander Piazza, is the world’s first pilot to fly a military mission he flies reconnaissance missions over Tripol

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An assassination attempt on President Kwame Nkrumah of Ghana fails. His rule in Ghana is becoming progressively oppressive. Fou

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The Constitutional Court rejects an attempt by the families of murdered political activists to have the Truth and Reconciliatio

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The SA Springbok rugby team beats the Wallabies 33-20 in the Mandela Cup match at Ellis Park, Johannesburg.

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Brian Mitchell, SA junior lightweight champion, wins the World Boxing Association (WBA) title by beating Alfredo Layne of Panam

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An urgent resolution is considered by the United Nations Political Committee condemning the government of South Africa for its

Sydney Charles Buxton (80), British statesman and second governor-general of the Union of SA, dies in Sussex, England.

SA signs multilateral agreement on the additional act of 1972, amending the International Convention for the Protection of New

Chief Leabua Jonathan, Prime Minister of Lesotho, warns that violent confrontation between Blacks and Whites will be an inevita

Hermann B&amp;ouml;hle, SA electro-technical engineer and first professor in electro-technics at the South African College in Cape

The SA rugby team wins its first match in the World Cup tournament against Scotland in Edinburgh 46-29.

Harold (Ralph) Henning, SA golf player, is born in Johannesburg. Nuusdagboek: feite en fratse oor 1000 jaar, Kaapstad: Human &amp;a

Harold (Ralph) Henning, SA golf player, is born in Johannesburg. Nuusdagboek: feite en fratse oor 1000 jaar, Kaapstad: Human &amp;a

Hymne Weiss, SA author and translator of books into Afrikaans from six European languages, is born in Rouxville, OFS.

An evaluation of South African novelist Nadine Gordimer (1923-2014) by Sandy English (World Socialist Website), 30 September 2014

Dorothea (Anne) Fairbridge, author of books on SA history, including on Lady Anne Barnard, is born in Cape Town.

Sir Arnold Theiler (69), veterinary researcher and Director of Veterinary Services for the Union of SA at Onderstepoort, dies i

Exchange of notes with Italy constituting an agreement regarding the establishment of a community centre for refugees in the Tr

Exchange of notes with Italy constituting an agreement regarding the establishment of a community centre for refugees in the Tr

An explosion at the Railway Police Offices, corner of Plein and Harrison streets, Johannesburg, takes place, injuring four poli

An explosion at the Railway Police Offices, corner of Plein and Harrison streets, Johannesburg, takes place, injuring four poli

Samuel Bonnin Hobson, SA author, dies in Grahamstown. Together with his brother, G.C. Hobson, they formed a unique example of c

Anglo-Boer War 2. The British Colonial Office appoints a Ladies Commission to investigate the concentration camps in SA. The co

Three commandos under the newly appointed Combat General Viljoen, attack about 4 650 British soldiers with twenty field guns an

The Lesotho Foreign Ministry appeals for international help to stop South Africa applying an economic squeeze designed to force

Athlete Mbulaeni Mulaudzi (800m) leads the SA team at the spectacular opening of the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens.

The third rugby test of the series between SA and New Zealand ends in a tie with 11 points each.

Under the Suppression of Communism Amendment Bill tabled in Parliament, any attorney or advocate who has committed an offence u

Friedrich Engels, German political philosopher who wrote The Communist Manifesto (well-known in SA) with Karl Marx, dies in L

SA signs agreement with Namibia regarding the provision of technical and administrative personnel by the government of South Af

An Italian, Commander Piazza, is the world’s first pilot to fly a military mission he flies reconnaissance missions over Tripol

An assassination attempt on President Kwame Nkrumah of Ghana fails. His rule in Ghana is becoming progressively oppressive. Fou

The Constitutional Court rejects an attempt by the families of murdered political activists to have the Truth and Reconciliatio

The SA Springbok rugby team beats the Wallabies 33-20 in the Mandela Cup match at Ellis Park, Johannesburg.

Brian Mitchell, SA junior lightweight champion, wins the World Boxing Association (WBA) title by beating Alfredo Layne of Panam

Hermann Böhle, SA electro-technical engineer and first professor in electro-technics at the South African College in Cape

Harold (Ralph) Henning, SA golf player, is born in Johannesburg. Nuusdagboek: feite en fratse oor 1000 jaar, Kaapstad: Human &a

Harold (Ralph) Henning, SA golf player, is born in Johannesburg. Nuusdagboek: feite en fratse oor 1000 jaar, Kaapstad: Human &a