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The International Convention for the Regulation of Whaling (as amended), to which SA is a party, is signed in Washington, USA.

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The SA cricket team beats the West Indies with nine wickets in Durban to lead 3-0 in the series of five.

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Justice Coetzee in the Rand Supreme Court refuses to lift an order barring resumption of publication of four Black newspapers.

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Albert Kimmerling, a visiting Frenchman, is the first person to fly in SA. He reaches a height of 6m at East London.

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The United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea, to which SA is a party, is signed in Montego Bay.

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The Bafana Bafana, SA soccer team, loses 3-4 against Uruguay in the Confederations Cup, with Lucas Radebe scoring his first int

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SA signs agreement with Namibia relating to the administration of the judicial system after the incorporation of Walvis Bay int

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Hansie Cronje (32), former SA cricket captain, is killed when a light plane in which he was travelling crashes into a mountain

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Ezrom Kgobokanyo Sebata Legae, SA artist, is born in Vrededorp, Johannesburg. He studied at the Polly Street and Jubilee Art

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J.F. (Tom) Naudé (80), member of cabinet and acting SA state president in 1967 and 1968, dies in Cape Town.

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Mr. Tony Leon, Leader of the Democratic Alliance speculates on the declaration of an AIDS-related national emergency from the D

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TEC, SA to take over in Bop A joint Transitional Executive Council (TEC) and South African government delegation flew into Boph

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Police in Cairo kill at least twenty Muslim extremists in raids, displaying an increasingly hard-line approach against the fund

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Chief of the SA Air Force (SAAF) Lieutenant-General Carlo Gagiano announces Waterkloof air force base the country’s most promin

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Government spokesman Joel Netshitenzhe confirms that Pretoria is still the name of the SA capital, not Tshwane. The metro counc

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The Mozambican police arrests Robert McBride, high-ranking official in the SA Department of External Affairs, on the alleged ch

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Dr Mohammed Moosa Motala, medical practitioner, political activist and SA ambassador in Morocco from 1996 to 1999, dies in Piet

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The Cape Town railway line is blown up near Port Elizabeth in what is believed to be an ANC attack.

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The Cape Town railway line is blown up near Port Elizabeth in what is believed to be an ANC attack.

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In an interview with the Financial Times (London), President F.W. de Klerk insists that power sharing between the country’s mai

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The secretary of the United Democratic Front in the Border, Makhenkesi Stofile, is sentenced to an effective eleven years’ impr

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Several ANC sabotage attacks take place: guerrillas attack an East London police station; sections of railway line are blown up

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In Sudan Ja’far Muhammad an-Numeiry, the Chairman of the Revolutionary Command Council overthrows the government of Ismail al-A

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The borders of the Afrikaner ‘volkstaat’ and the territory’s constitution is unveiled at an open session of the Afrikaner Volks

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Johann Max Friedrich (Jean) Welz, painter and architect who emigrated to SA in the 1930s, is born in Salzburg, Austria.

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Two pilots of the SA Air Force’s Cheetah Squadron, Lieutenant D.A. Ruiter and Captain W.J.J. Badenhorst, are killed in action w

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Pilots Doug McKellar and &quot;Dizzy&quot; Deans of the SA Air Force’s No 2 (Flying Cheetah) Squadron, assisting the UN in the

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Police in Cairo kill at least twenty Muslim extremists in raids, displaying an increasingly hard-line approach against the fund

This day in history

Michael Zondi, SA artist, is born in Msinga, Greytown, Natal. He was trained in woodwork at the Swedish Lutheran Mission

This day in history

William W.P. Selborne (82), British High Commissioner in SA and Governor of the Transvaal and Orange River Colony (1905-1909),

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The International Convention for the Regulation of Whaling (as amended), to which SA is a party, is signed in Washington, USA.

The SA cricket team beats the West Indies with nine wickets in Durban to lead 3-0 in the series of five.

Justice Coetzee in the Rand Supreme Court refuses to lift an order barring resumption of publication of four Black newspapers.

Albert Kimmerling, a visiting Frenchman, is the first person to fly in SA. He reaches a height of 6m at East London.

The United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea, to which SA is a party, is signed in Montego Bay.

The Bafana Bafana, SA soccer team, loses 3-4 against Uruguay in the Confederations Cup, with Lucas Radebe scoring his first int

SA signs agreement with Namibia relating to the administration of the judicial system after the incorporation of Walvis Bay int

Hansie Cronje (32), former SA cricket captain, is killed when a light plane in which he was travelling crashes into a mountain

Ezrom Kgobokanyo Sebata Legae, SA artist, is born in Vrededorp, Johannesburg. He studied at the Polly Street and Jubilee Art

J.F. (Tom) Naudé (80), member of cabinet and acting SA state president in 1967 and 1968, dies in Cape Town.

Mr. Tony Leon, Leader of the Democratic Alliance speculates on the declaration of an AIDS-related national emergency from the D

TEC, SA to take over in Bop A joint Transitional Executive Council (TEC) and South African government delegation flew into Boph

Police in Cairo kill at least twenty Muslim extremists in raids, displaying an increasingly hard-line approach against the fund

Chief of the SA Air Force (SAAF) Lieutenant-General Carlo Gagiano announces Waterkloof air force base the country’s most promin

Government spokesman Joel Netshitenzhe confirms that Pretoria is still the name of the SA capital, not Tshwane. The metro counc

The Mozambican police arrests Robert McBride, high-ranking official in the SA Department of External Affairs, on the alleged ch

Dr Mohammed Moosa Motala, medical practitioner, political activist and SA ambassador in Morocco from 1996 to 1999, dies in Piet

The Cape Town railway line is blown up near Port Elizabeth in what is believed to be an ANC attack.

The Cape Town railway line is blown up near Port Elizabeth in what is believed to be an ANC attack.

In an interview with the Financial Times (London), President F.W. de Klerk insists that power sharing between the country’s mai

The secretary of the United Democratic Front in the Border, Makhenkesi Stofile, is sentenced to an effective eleven years’ impr

Several ANC sabotage attacks take place: guerrillas attack an East London police station; sections of railway line are blown up

In Sudan Ja’far Muhammad an-Numeiry, the Chairman of the Revolutionary Command Council overthrows the government of Ismail al-A

The borders of the Afrikaner ‘volkstaat’ and the territory’s constitution is unveiled at an open session of the Afrikaner Volks

Johann Max Friedrich (Jean) Welz, painter and architect who emigrated to SA in the 1930s, is born in Salzburg, Austria.

Two pilots of the SA Air Force’s Cheetah Squadron, Lieutenant D.A. Ruiter and Captain W.J.J. Badenhorst, are killed in action w

Pilots Doug McKellar and &amp;quot;Dizzy&amp;quot; Deans of the SA Air Force’s No 2 (Flying Cheetah) Squadron, assisting the UN in the

Police in Cairo kill at least twenty Muslim extremists in raids, displaying an increasingly hard-line approach against the fund

Michael Zondi, SA artist, is born in Msinga, Greytown, Natal. He was trained in woodwork at the Swedish Lutheran Mission

William W.P. Selborne (82), British High Commissioner in SA and Governor of the Transvaal and Orange River Colony (1905-1909),

Pilots Doug McKellar and "Dizzy" Deans of the SA Air Force’s No 2 (Flying Cheetah) Squadron, assisting the UN in the