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The SA rugby team wins the fourth test against New Zealand 20-17 in Johannesburg, thereby winning the series 3-1.

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Mark Thatcher is served with a subpoena by the SA government to answer questions, following Pretoria’s agreement to assist Equa

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The SA rugby team wins the fourth test against Australia 22-6 in Port Elizabeth, ending the series in a tie.

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In a letter to the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, lawyers for the NP demand an unconditional apology from chairman Desmon

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The Transkei administration withdraws Proclamation no 4 of 1978, declaring the Methodist Church of Southern Africa to be an und

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Radio and television personality Manu Padayachee has died in his sleep in Johannesburg, after an apparent upper respiratory tra

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SA signs protocol with the government of France concerning the use of the Satellite Application Centre at Hartebeeshoek. Kalley

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The SA rugby team beats Ireland in Durban in the second test match 12-10 and wins the series 2-0.

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SA loses the first rugby test match of the series against the British Lions 3-12 on Newlands, Cape Town.

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Ernest Sedumedi Moloto, linguist, educationist and teacher who served as chairman of both the Tswana Language Committee of SA a

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The South African Non-Racial Olympic Committee (Sanroc), which later under Denis Brutus played an important role in isolating S

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The away game between the Bafana Bafana, SA soccer team, and Zambia ends in a tie with no goals scored.

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In an historic victory, government troops capture the headquarters of UNITA rebel leader Jonas Savimbi in central Angola. Savim

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The SA department of foreign affairs announces that the bodies of two South Africans have been found in Thailand

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The SA rugby team beats England on Twickenham 5-0. Doug Hopwood scores a tri, which is converted by Frik du Preez.

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Joan Hoskyn Davies, archivist and the first woman to become head of an archives depot, dies in Cape Town.

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The (Coloured) Labour Party opts for an election for the eighty representatives to the Coloured House of Representatives, witho

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SA signs protocol with Italy on the establishment of a joint working group for trilateral development co-operation in Southern

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Lindiwe Emmerentia Kuzwayo, successful fashion designer and judge at fashion shows in SA and overseas, is born in Durban.

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Bongiwe (Bongi) Dhlomo-Mautloa, SA artist, is born in Vryheid, Natal. She grew up in Bergville, matriculated in Ladysmith a

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SA signs treaty with Great Britain on the introduction of a system of levies for certain cereals and related products.

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Representatives of striking security guards and industry employers reach an agreement to end the strike at the Commission for C

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President F.W. de Klerk announces SA beaches open to all racial groups and promises repeal of Separate Amenities Act.

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Pretoria celebrates its centenary in lavish fashion, under mayoralty of Dr Hilgard Muller, later SA Minister of Foreign Affairs

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SA signs co-operation agreement regarding the promotion of investments and amends bilateral air services agreement with the Rep

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The Zimbabwean Supreme Court mitigates the sentence of Odile Harrington, found guilty of spying for SA, to twelve years.

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At an African Union summit six African leaders send a tough message to Ivory Coast’s President Laurent Gbagbo, supporting a pro

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The SA rugby team beats Argentine 52-23 in the second test in Buenos Aires and wins the series 2-0.

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Bonie Mayvee Ntshalintshali, SA artist, is born on the farm ‘Ardmore’ in the Winterton district, Drakensberg area, Natal. (Joha

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The SA rugby team plays for the first time against Italy and win the match in Rome 40-21.

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The SA rugby team wins the fourth test against New Zealand 20-17 in Johannesburg, thereby winning the series 3-1.

Mark Thatcher is served with a subpoena by the SA government to answer questions, following Pretoria’s agreement to assist Equa

The SA rugby team wins the fourth test against Australia 22-6 in Port Elizabeth, ending the series in a tie.

In a letter to the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, lawyers for the NP demand an unconditional apology from chairman Desmon

The Transkei administration withdraws Proclamation no 4 of 1978, declaring the Methodist Church of Southern Africa to be an und

Radio and television personality Manu Padayachee has died in his sleep in Johannesburg, after an apparent upper respiratory tra

SA signs protocol with the government of France concerning the use of the Satellite Application Centre at Hartebeeshoek. Kalley

The SA rugby team beats Ireland in Durban in the second test match 12-10 and wins the series 2-0.

SA loses the first rugby test match of the series against the British Lions 3-12 on Newlands, Cape Town.

Ernest Sedumedi Moloto, linguist, educationist and teacher who served as chairman of both the Tswana Language Committee of SA a

The South African Non-Racial Olympic Committee (Sanroc), which later under Denis Brutus played an important role in isolating S

The away game between the Bafana Bafana, SA soccer team, and Zambia ends in a tie with no goals scored.

In an historic victory, government troops capture the headquarters of UNITA rebel leader Jonas Savimbi in central Angola. Savim

The SA department of foreign affairs announces that the bodies of two South Africans have been found in Thailand

The SA rugby team beats England on Twickenham 5-0. Doug Hopwood scores a tri, which is converted by Frik du Preez.

Joan Hoskyn Davies, archivist and the first woman to become head of an archives depot, dies in Cape Town.

The (Coloured) Labour Party opts for an election for the eighty representatives to the Coloured House of Representatives, witho

SA signs protocol with Italy on the establishment of a joint working group for trilateral development co-operation in Southern

Lindiwe Emmerentia Kuzwayo, successful fashion designer and judge at fashion shows in SA and overseas, is born in Durban.

Bongiwe (Bongi) Dhlomo-Mautloa, SA artist, is born in Vryheid, Natal. She grew up in Bergville, matriculated in Ladysmith a

SA signs treaty with Great Britain on the introduction of a system of levies for certain cereals and related products.

Representatives of striking security guards and industry employers reach an agreement to end the strike at the Commission for C

President F.W. de Klerk announces SA beaches open to all racial groups and promises repeal of Separate Amenities Act.

Pretoria celebrates its centenary in lavish fashion, under mayoralty of Dr Hilgard Muller, later SA Minister of Foreign Affairs

SA signs co-operation agreement regarding the promotion of investments and amends bilateral air services agreement with the Rep

The Zimbabwean Supreme Court mitigates the sentence of Odile Harrington, found guilty of spying for SA, to twelve years.

At an African Union summit six African leaders send a tough message to Ivory Coast’s President Laurent Gbagbo, supporting a pro

The SA rugby team beats Argentine 52-23 in the second test in Buenos Aires and wins the series 2-0.

Bonie Mayvee Ntshalintshali, SA artist, is born on the farm ‘Ardmore’ in the Winterton district, Drakensberg area, Natal. (Joha

The SA rugby team plays for the first time against Italy and win the match in Rome 40-21.