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Lady Anne Barnard (75), wife of colonial secretary Andrew Barnard and a chronicler of daily life in the colony in a series of l

… secretary Andrew Barnard and a chronicler of daily life in the colony in a series of l …

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A twenty-year ban on big-game hunting is lifted in the Côte d’Ivoire in an attempt to raise tourist revenue.

… A twenty-year ban on big-game hunting is lifted in the Côte d’Ivoire in an attempt to raise tourist revenue. …

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Dr Viljoen answers in parliament in response to a speech by Mr Peter Gastrow MP (National Democratic Movement) on behalf of Pee

… Dr Viljoen answers in parliament in response to a speech by Mr Peter Gastrow MP (National …

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Tallal Khaled Kaddourah and Safik Hussein el-Anda, under death sentence in Greece for their part in the 5 August terrorist atta

… Kaddourah and Safik Hussein el-Anda, under death sentence in Greece for their part in the 5 August terrorist atta …

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Cricket coach Bob Woolmer is cremated in a private ceremony attended only by close relatives in Cape Town. It is believed that

… Cricket coach Bob Woolmer is cremated in a private ceremony attended only by close relatives in Cape Town. It is believed that …

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S.G. Sekano Ntoane, church moderator and pastor of the Dutch Reformed Church in Africa (DRCA), is born in Hebron, Pretoria. The

… church moderator and pastor of the Dutch Reformed Church in Africa (DRCA), is born in Hebron, Pretoria. The …

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A Swedish Government official said the ANC would lose $14.5 million a year in Swedish aid as soon as it starts campaigning in S

… official said the ANC would lose $14.5 million a year in Swedish aid as soon as it starts campaigning in S …

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Eighty thousand Blacks attend a mass funeral in KwaNobuhle township for the twenty-eight people killed by police in Langa on 21

… Eighty thousand Blacks attend a mass funeral in KwaNobuhle township for the twenty-eight people killed by police in Langa on 21 …

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Zambia’s security chief Alex Shapi says in Lusaka that the ANC has begun disarming guerrillas in that country after five people

… Zambia’s security chief Alex Shapi says in Lusaka that the ANC has begun disarming guerrillas in that country after five people …

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Noria Mabasa (also Mabaso), SA artist, is born in Tshigalo, Ramukhumba, Venda. She moved to White City in Soweto but return

… Noria Mabasa (also Mabaso), SA artist, is born in Tshigalo, Ramukhumba, Venda. She moved to White City in Soweto but return …

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Alwyn Petrus Burger, founder of the charity service of the Dutch Reformed Church in Transvaal, is born in Montagu, Cape Provinc

… of the charity service of the Dutch Reformed Church in Transvaal, is born in Montagu, Cape Provinc …

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Gregoire Boonzaier (96), one of South Africa’s foremost artists, dies at his home in Onrus River near Hermanus in the Western C

… one of South Africa’s foremost artists, dies at his home in Onrus River near Hermanus in the Western C …

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The National Productivity Institute says in its annual report, that employment in the formal sector of the economy is the same

… The National Productivity Institute says in its annual report, that employment in the formal sector of the economy is the same …

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Following the death of Lord Carnarvon in Egypt, owners of Egyptian antiquities swamp the British Museum in the hope that they w

… Following the death of Lord Carnarvon in Egypt, owners of Egyptian antiquities swamp the British Museum in the hope that they w …

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Lucky Kutumela (25), journalist and member of AZAPO/MWASA, is found dead in a police cell in Mahwelereng, Lebowa, with more tha

… A Crime Against Humanity: analysing the repression of the apartheid state, Johannesburg: Human Rights Committee … (25), journalist and member of AZAPO/MWASA, is found dead in a police cell in Mahwelereng, Lebowa, with more tha …

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Kenneth Colin Bland, cricket player who played for South Africa in 21 test matches (1961-1967), is born in Bulawayo, Southern R

… Colin Bland, cricket player who played for South Africa in 21 test matches (1961-1967), is born in Bulawayo, Southern R …

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Pope John Paul (84), the third-longest serving Pontiff in world history, dies in his private apartment at the Vatican surrounde

… Pope John Paul (84), the third-longest serving Pontiff in world history, dies in his private apartment at the Vatican surrounde …

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The New National Norms and Standards for School Funding are implemented in SA, aimed at achieving equity in the distribution of

… Norms and Standards for School Funding are implemented in SA, aimed at achieving equity in the distribution of …

This day in history

The New National Norms and Standards for School Funding are implemented in SA, aimed at achieving equity in the distribution of

… Norms and Standards for School Funding are implemented in SA, aimed at achieving equity in the distribution of …

This day in history

Gregoire Boonzaier (96), one of South Africa’s foremost artists, dies at his home in Onrus River near Hermanus in the Western C

… one of South Africa’s foremost artists, dies at his home in Onrus River near Hermanus in the Western C …

This day in history

Zambia’s security chief Alex Shapi says in Lusaka that the ANC has begun disarming guerrillas in that country after five people

… Zambia’s security chief Alex Shapi says in Lusaka that the ANC has begun disarming guerrillas in that country after five people …

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Three learners of Die Adelaar high school in Roodepoort win an international internet competition in which more than 20 000 lea

… Three learners of Die Adelaar high school in Roodepoort win an international internet competition in which more than 20 000 lea …

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Three learners of Die Adelaar high school in Roodepoort win an international internet competition in which more than 20 000 lea

… Three learners of Die Adelaar high school in Roodepoort win an international internet competition in which more than 20 000 lea …

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Mazisi Kunene, Zulu poet and ANC activist is born in Amahlongwa, Southern KwaZulu Natal. His first poems were published in news

… Mazisi Kunene, Zulu poet and ANC activist is born in Amahlongwa, Southern KwaZulu Natal. His first poems were published in news …

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Florence Nightingale, British nurse in the Crimean War, is born. Nurses in SA undertake to honour the oath of Florence Nighting

… Florence Nightingale, British nurse in the Crimean War, is born. Nurses in SA undertake to honour the oath of Florence Nighting …

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A proclamation is published in the Official Gazette of the ZAR, prohibiting the hunting of game in the area between the Crocodi

… A proclamation is published in the Official Gazette of the ZAR, prohibiting the hunting of game in the area between the Crocodi …

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Six girls and three teachers of a primary school in Vereeniging die when the minibus in which they are travelling overturns bet

… Six girls and three teachers of a primary school in Vereeniging die when the minibus in which they are travelling overturns bet …

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Makhaya Ntini becomes the first Black SA cricket player to play in a five-day test. He takes 2 wickets in Cape Town.

… Ntini becomes the first Black SA cricket player to play in a five-day test. He takes 2 wickets in Cape Town. …

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The PAC announces in Dan es Salaam that it has reinstated seventy-two members expelled from the movement in July 1978.

… The PAC announces in Dan es Salaam that it has reinstated seventy-two members expelled from the movement in July 1978. …

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Dr Molefi Sefularo, MEC for Health in the North West province claims that North West province shows a decrease in HIV infection

… Dr Molefi Sefularo, MEC for Health in the North West province claims that North West province shows a decrease in HIV infection …

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Lady Anne Barnard (75), wife of colonial secretary Andrew Barnard and a chronicler of daily life in the colony in a series of l

A twenty-year ban on big-game hunting is lifted in the Côte d’Ivoire in an attempt to raise tourist revenue.

Dr Viljoen answers in parliament in response to a speech by Mr Peter Gastrow MP (National Democratic Movement) on behalf of Pee

Tallal Khaled Kaddourah and Safik Hussein el-Anda, under death sentence in Greece for their part in the 5 August terrorist atta

Cricket coach Bob Woolmer is cremated in a private ceremony attended only by close relatives in Cape Town. It is believed that

S.G. Sekano Ntoane, church moderator and pastor of the Dutch Reformed Church in Africa (DRCA), is born in Hebron, Pretoria. The

A Swedish Government official said the ANC would lose $14.5 million a year in Swedish aid as soon as it starts campaigning in S

Eighty thousand Blacks attend a mass funeral in KwaNobuhle township for the twenty-eight people killed by police in Langa on 21

Zambia’s security chief Alex Shapi says in Lusaka that the ANC has begun disarming guerrillas in that country after five people

Noria Mabasa (also Mabaso), SA artist, is born in Tshigalo, Ramukhumba, Venda. She moved to White City in Soweto but return

Alwyn Petrus Burger, founder of the charity service of the Dutch Reformed Church in Transvaal, is born in Montagu, Cape Provinc

Gregoire Boonzaier (96), one of South Africa’s foremost artists, dies at his home in Onrus River near Hermanus in the Western C

The National Productivity Institute says in its annual report, that employment in the formal sector of the economy is the same

Following the death of Lord Carnarvon in Egypt, owners of Egyptian antiquities swamp the British Museum in the hope that they w

Lucky Kutumela (25), journalist and member of AZAPO/MWASA, is found dead in a police cell in Mahwelereng, Lebowa, with more tha

Kenneth Colin Bland, cricket player who played for South Africa in 21 test matches (1961-1967), is born in Bulawayo, Southern R

Pope John Paul (84), the third-longest serving Pontiff in world history, dies in his private apartment at the Vatican surrounde

The New National Norms and Standards for School Funding are implemented in SA, aimed at achieving equity in the distribution of

The New National Norms and Standards for School Funding are implemented in SA, aimed at achieving equity in the distribution of

Gregoire Boonzaier (96), one of South Africa’s foremost artists, dies at his home in Onrus River near Hermanus in the Western C

Zambia’s security chief Alex Shapi says in Lusaka that the ANC has begun disarming guerrillas in that country after five people

Three learners of Die Adelaar high school in Roodepoort win an international internet competition in which more than 20 000 lea

Three learners of Die Adelaar high school in Roodepoort win an international internet competition in which more than 20 000 lea

Mazisi Kunene, Zulu poet and ANC activist is born in Amahlongwa, Southern KwaZulu Natal. His first poems were published in news

Florence Nightingale, British nurse in the Crimean War, is born. Nurses in SA undertake to honour the oath of Florence Nighting

A proclamation is published in the Official Gazette of the ZAR, prohibiting the hunting of game in the area between the Crocodi

Six girls and three teachers of a primary school in Vereeniging die when the minibus in which they are travelling overturns bet

Makhaya Ntini becomes the first Black SA cricket player to play in a five-day test. He takes 2 wickets in Cape Town.

The PAC announces in Dan es Salaam that it has reinstated seventy-two members expelled from the movement in July 1978.

Dr Molefi Sefularo, MEC for Health in the North West province claims that North West province shows a decrease in HIV infection