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Dr M.S. (Tinie) Louw, (d. 1 March 1979) SA businessman and entrepreneur who was co-founder and president of the Afrikaanse Hand

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Comdt Louw Wepener (53) is killed in combat during an attack on Moshesh at Thaba Bosigo in the Free State.

This day in history

The SA rugby team wins their last Tri-Nations match of the season against Australia 10-9 in Newlands, Cape Town.

This day in history

WW 2: Japan surrenders unconditionally, bringing to an end a war in which millions of people, and many South Africans, were kil

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Cornelis Jacob Langenhoven, SA author, i.a. “Die Stem”, advocate and editor of Het Zuid-Westen, is born in Ladismith, C.P.

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John Beaver Marks, teacher, trade unionist and political activist, who identified himself as an African though he was of Colour

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The Act of Parliament, becoming law from this date, achieves the abolition of slavery as an institution throughout the British

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The chief of the SA defence force, Gen. Jannie Geldenhuys, announces that the Citizens Cooperation Bureau (CCB) will be disband

This day in history

The chief of the SA defence force, Gen. Jannie Geldenhuys, announces that the Citizens Cooperation Bureau (CCB) will be disband

This day in history

The Federal Congress of the National Party supports the set of constitutional reforms outlined by Prime Minister P.W. Botha, an

This day in history

In the Geneva session of the United nations Economic and Social Council, an Argentinean resolution state that South Africa shal

This day in history

The SA rugby team plays for the first time against a team of the British Isles, and lose 0-4 in Port Elizabeth.

This day in history

Anglo-Boer War 2 -General Marthinus Prinsloo, leader of the Republican forces in the Brandwater Basin, sends an emissary to Gen

This day in history

Nineteen youths, under whom four South Africans, are killed in an adventure sport accident near Interlaken, in the Swiss Alps.

This day in history

The Basel Convention on the Control of Transboundary Movements of Hazardous Wastes and their Disposal, to which SA is a party,

This day in history

Prince James Mahlangu and Mr Fanie Fanyana brings an urgent application in the Transvaal Provincial Division of the Supreme Cou

This day in history

Cyprian Mpho Shilakoe, SA artist, is born in Barberton, Eastern Transvaal. He died in September, 1972, in a motor car accid

This day in history

The engagement of Marike, first wife of Pres. F.W. de Klerk, to Johan Koekemoer, Johannesburg businessman and accountant, is an

This day in history

Rand Daily Mail explains that Black and White South Africans might compete against each other in an “open international” meetin

This day in history

Dr. Peter Waddington of Reading University, who had been invited by the Goldstone Commission to make an independent inquiry int

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Dr Frans Geldenhuys, first editor of ‘Die Landbouweekblad’ and first head of the SA department of agricultural economics and ma

This day in history

A force of about fifty armed dissidents infiltrate the Togolese capital of Lome in an attempt to topple President Gnassingbe Ey

This day in history

Gerrie Coetzee, SA heavyweight boxing champion, wins the World Boxing Association (WBA) title in the US by knocking out America

This day in history

An armed group kills 29 people in south-western Algeria in the worst violence since President Abdelaziz Bouteflika took office

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John Cranko, SA born ballet dancer and choreographer of the Ballet school of the Wurtemberg State Opera in Stuttgart, Germany,

This day in history

John Cranko, SA born ballet dancer and choreographer of the Ballet school of the Wurtemberg State Opera in Stuttgart, Germany,

This day in history

Dr M.S. (Tinie) Louw, (d. 1 March 1979) SA businessman and entrepreneur who was co-founder and president of the Afrikaanse Hand

This day in history

Comdt Louw Wepener (53) is killed in combat during an attack on Moshesh at Thaba Bosigo in the Free State.

This day in history

In an important break-through a National Peace Accord is signed by all major political organisations at a conference held at th

This day in history

An agreement is signed by several role-players, including the Minister of Land Affairs, Derek Hanekom, to redevelop District Si

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Dr M.S. (Tinie) Louw, (d. 1 March 1979) SA businessman and entrepreneur who was co-founder and president of the Afrikaanse Hand

Comdt Louw Wepener (53) is killed in combat during an attack on Moshesh at Thaba Bosigo in the Free State.

The SA rugby team wins their last Tri-Nations match of the season against Australia 10-9 in Newlands, Cape Town.

WW 2: Japan surrenders unconditionally, bringing to an end a war in which millions of people, and many South Africans, were kil

Cornelis Jacob Langenhoven, SA author, i.a. “Die Stem”, advocate and editor of Het Zuid-Westen, is born in Ladismith, C.P.

John Beaver Marks, teacher, trade unionist and political activist, who identified himself as an African though he was of Colour

The Act of Parliament, becoming law from this date, achieves the abolition of slavery as an institution throughout the British

The chief of the SA defence force, Gen. Jannie Geldenhuys, announces that the Citizens Cooperation Bureau (CCB) will be disband

The chief of the SA defence force, Gen. Jannie Geldenhuys, announces that the Citizens Cooperation Bureau (CCB) will be disband

The Federal Congress of the National Party supports the set of constitutional reforms outlined by Prime Minister P.W. Botha, an

In the Geneva session of the United nations Economic and Social Council, an Argentinean resolution state that South Africa shal

The SA rugby team plays for the first time against a team of the British Isles, and lose 0-4 in Port Elizabeth.

Anglo-Boer War 2 -General Marthinus Prinsloo, leader of the Republican forces in the Brandwater Basin, sends an emissary to Gen

Nineteen youths, under whom four South Africans, are killed in an adventure sport accident near Interlaken, in the Swiss Alps.

The Basel Convention on the Control of Transboundary Movements of Hazardous Wastes and their Disposal, to which SA is a party,

Prince James Mahlangu and Mr Fanie Fanyana brings an urgent application in the Transvaal Provincial Division of the Supreme Cou

Cyprian Mpho Shilakoe, SA artist, is born in Barberton, Eastern Transvaal. He died in September, 1972, in a motor car accid

The engagement of Marike, first wife of Pres. F.W. de Klerk, to Johan Koekemoer, Johannesburg businessman and accountant, is an

Rand Daily Mail explains that Black and White South Africans might compete against each other in an “open international” meetin

Dr. Peter Waddington of Reading University, who had been invited by the Goldstone Commission to make an independent inquiry int

Dr Frans Geldenhuys, first editor of ‘Die Landbouweekblad’ and first head of the SA department of agricultural economics and ma

A force of about fifty armed dissidents infiltrate the Togolese capital of Lome in an attempt to topple President Gnassingbe Ey

Gerrie Coetzee, SA heavyweight boxing champion, wins the World Boxing Association (WBA) title in the US by knocking out America

An armed group kills 29 people in south-western Algeria in the worst violence since President Abdelaziz Bouteflika took office

John Cranko, SA born ballet dancer and choreographer of the Ballet school of the Wurtemberg State Opera in Stuttgart, Germany,

John Cranko, SA born ballet dancer and choreographer of the Ballet school of the Wurtemberg State Opera in Stuttgart, Germany,

Dr M.S. (Tinie) Louw, (d. 1 March 1979) SA businessman and entrepreneur who was co-founder and president of the Afrikaanse Hand

Comdt Louw Wepener (53) is killed in combat during an attack on Moshesh at Thaba Bosigo in the Free State.

In an important break-through a National Peace Accord is signed by all major political organisations at a conference held at th

An agreement is signed by several role-players, including the Minister of Land Affairs, Derek Hanekom, to redevelop District Si