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Brian Brooke, founder of the first professional English theatrical company in SA, is born in Sabie, eastern Transvaal (Mpumalan

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Hester Henriette Grove, born Venter, SA author and dramatist, is born in the Potchefstroom district, western Transvaal. She was

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Mangosuthu Buthelezi, home affairs minister and president of the IFP interrupts a live studio broadcast of an interview with Pr

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The SA rugby team beats the British Isles 22-8 in Port Elizabeth and shares the series with two each.

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Armed men raid an Algerian village, shooting or stabbing to death at least 200 people and wounding 100 others.

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Egypt’s President Anwar Sadat returns home to a hero’s welcome after Camp David summit resulting in an agreement on a framework

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Twelve people die in a collision between an Inter Cape bus and a truck near Prince Albert Road in the Karoo.

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Masibulela Hawk Makepula, SA junior flyweight, wins the world champion title of the World Boxing Union in that category.

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The Goldstone Commission of Inquiry issues an Interim report on hostels, in which it recommends that those hostels associated w

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

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South Africa signs agreement with Namibia on the establishment of a permanent Water Commission and an agreement with Namibia on

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South Africa signs agreement with Namibia on the establishment of a permanent Water Commission and an agreement with Namibia on

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Nineteen hostel residents die in Sebokeng in an attempted hostel takeover allegedly by IFP vigilantes, while another eleven die

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Anglo-Boer War 2: An extraordinary ZAR Government Gazette is published, containing Act no 5 of 1900, allowing for the reorgan

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Christiaan Neethling Barnard, medical pioneer who performed the first heart transplant, dies of an acute asthma attack in his h

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Yasmin Jessie Duarte, SA High Commissioner to Mozambique and previous Special Assistant to President Mandela in 1990, is born i

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War is barely averted when a British expedition to establish a route through Africa reaches an obscure Sudanese fort and finds

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The Prime Minister and Chief Kaiser Matanzima sign a total of sixty-five documents concerning the establishment of an independe

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The match between the rugby teams of SA and New Zealand ends in a draw with no points being scored.

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Joseph Chamberlain, British colonial secretary who played an important role in Britain’s decisions on South Africa and other Br

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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

This day in history

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

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Inkatha agrees to return to the Constitutional Assembly, after an eighteen-month absence, but withdraws again on 7 October 1996

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Cornelis Broeksma, an attorney from Holland, is executed as a traitor by firing squad at the Johannesburg Fort. Information abo

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South Africa calls for an urgent solution to the row over Iran’s nuclear programme following a meeting in Johannesburg between

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An earthquake, measuring 6,5 on the Richter scale, hits Tulbach, Ceres and Wolseley, killing eleven people, leaving 1 000 homel

This day in history

An earthquake, measuring 6,5 on the Richter scale, hits Tulbach, Ceres and Wolseley, killing eleven people, leaving 1 000 homel

This day in history

WWII: The Active Citizen Force units of SA are authorised to accept volunteers for the duration of the war.

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Brian Brooke, founder of the first professional English theatrical company in SA, is born in Sabie, eastern Transvaal (Mpumalan

Hester Henriette Grove, born Venter, SA author and dramatist, is born in the Potchefstroom district, western Transvaal. She was

Mangosuthu Buthelezi, home affairs minister and president of the IFP interrupts a live studio broadcast of an interview with Pr

The SA rugby team beats the British Isles 22-8 in Port Elizabeth and shares the series with two each.

Armed men raid an Algerian village, shooting or stabbing to death at least 200 people and wounding 100 others.

Egypt’s President Anwar Sadat returns home to a hero’s welcome after Camp David summit resulting in an agreement on a framework

Twelve people die in a collision between an Inter Cape bus and a truck near Prince Albert Road in the Karoo.

Masibulela Hawk Makepula, SA junior flyweight, wins the world champion title of the World Boxing Union in that category.

The Goldstone Commission of Inquiry issues an Interim report on hostels, in which it recommends that those hostels associated w

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

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

South Africa signs agreement with Namibia on the establishment of a permanent Water Commission and an agreement with Namibia on

South Africa signs agreement with Namibia on the establishment of a permanent Water Commission and an agreement with Namibia on

Nineteen hostel residents die in Sebokeng in an attempted hostel takeover allegedly by IFP vigilantes, while another eleven die

Anglo-Boer War 2: An extraordinary ZAR Government Gazette is published, containing Act no 5 of 1900, allowing for the reorgan

Christiaan Neethling Barnard, medical pioneer who performed the first heart transplant, dies of an acute asthma attack in his h

Yasmin Jessie Duarte, SA High Commissioner to Mozambique and previous Special Assistant to President Mandela in 1990, is born i

War is barely averted when a British expedition to establish a route through Africa reaches an obscure Sudanese fort and finds

The Prime Minister and Chief Kaiser Matanzima sign a total of sixty-five documents concerning the establishment of an independe

The match between the rugby teams of SA and New Zealand ends in a draw with no points being scored.

Joseph Chamberlain, British colonial secretary who played an important role in Britain’s decisions on South Africa and other Br

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

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

Inkatha agrees to return to the Constitutional Assembly, after an eighteen-month absence, but withdraws again on 7 October 1996

Cornelis Broeksma, an attorney from Holland, is executed as a traitor by firing squad at the Johannesburg Fort. Information abo

South Africa calls for an urgent solution to the row over Iran’s nuclear programme following a meeting in Johannesburg between

An earthquake, measuring 6,5 on the Richter scale, hits Tulbach, Ceres and Wolseley, killing eleven people, leaving 1 000 homel

An earthquake, measuring 6,5 on the Richter scale, hits Tulbach, Ceres and Wolseley, killing eleven people, leaving 1 000 homel

WWII: The Active Citizen Force units of SA are authorised to accept volunteers for the duration of the war.