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SA signs agreement with Romania for the avoidance of double taxation and the prevention of fiscal evasion with respect to taxes

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Five Germans and two Egyptians are wounded when Islamic militants fire on them in an attempt to cripple Egypt’s tourist industr

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South Africa’s tour of the British Isles finishes on an upbeat note as Jake White’s experimental young side takes Scotland apar

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Prison authorities release thirty-four of the forty-two mercenaries involved in the hijacking of an Air India plane after the a

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Fikile Magadledla, SA artist, co-founder of the Soweto Art Association, illustrator of several books and writer of poetry to ac

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Balthazar Johannes (John) Vorster, premier (1966-1978) and state president (1978-1979) of SA, is born in the district of Jamest

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The Mozambique Convention, an agreement between the ZAR and Portugal, paves the way for the construction of the Delagoa Bay rai

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The Minister of Finance, Senator Owen Horwood, announces the government is to spend an additional R250 m. on low-cost housing f

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Allister Mackintosh, pilot and ‘father’ of SA aviation dies in Port Elizabeth. He earned a D.S.O. in the Battle of the Somme

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ANC deputy president Nelson Mandela returns to SA after a four-week tour urging leaders in the Far East to maintain sanctions u

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Penny Heyns, SA swimming star, is born in Springs, Transvaal. Her parents later moved to the Natal South Coast. She represented

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The multilateral Convention Relative to the Preservation of Fauna and Flora in Their Natural State, to which SA is a party, is

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Nine French soldiers and an American aid consultant are killed in bombing attacks in Ivory Coast’s rebel-held north, after the

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Pirates fire a rocket-propelled grenade and machine guns in an attack on the luxury cruise liner Seabourn Spirit off the coast

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The amending bill on the control of tobacco products is approved in SA, making it illegal to smoke in public venues.

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The Free State cricket team achieves the highest fourth innings ever in SA provincial cricket by scoring 443/4 against Natal Do

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Meshack Mogale (16), dies in police custody after being arrested at a night vigil for an unrest victim. He was allegedly kicked

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The P.K. le Roux Dam (now Vanderkloof Dam), an integral part of the Orange River development project to provide electric power,

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News 24 reports that an outbreak of Ebola virus in north-western Republic of Congo has killed 5&nbsp;000 gorillas, helping to

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The International Convention on the Protection of New Varieties of Plants, to which SA is a party, is signed in Paris, France.

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The General Assembly of the UN adopts a resolution, initiated by SA, on ‘The role of diamonds in fuelling conflict’ by consensu

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Rev Makhenkesi Arnold Stofile, pastor of the Presbyterian Church of South Africa since 1975 and SA minister of sport and recrea

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South Africa’s White parliament, sitting probably for the last time, buries apartheid, voting 237 to 45 to adopt an interim con

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South Africa signs an accord granting independence to South-West Africa. Angola, Cuba, and South Africa end eight months of ne

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Six South Africans and three Lesotho nationals are killed in an attack for which the renegade Lesotho Liberation Army claims re

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An inquest into the death of Ernest Dipale, who had died in custody in Johannesburg Security Police headquarters in August 1982

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At least four policemen are apparently arrested and questioned about a burglary last week from the safes of the SAPS serious an

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Tertius Bosch, SA cricket player in one test match against the West Indies (1991-1992), is born in Vereeniging. (Wallis; Nuusda

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An earth tremor measuring 5.3 on the Richter scale strikes South Africa with its epicentre believed to be at the Hartebeesfonte

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Maropoli Mapalakanye, an organiser for MWASA, is reported missing. No reply is received from the minister of law and order to a

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SA signs agreement with Romania for the avoidance of double taxation and the prevention of fiscal evasion with respect to taxes

Five Germans and two Egyptians are wounded when Islamic militants fire on them in an attempt to cripple Egypt’s tourist industr

South Africa’s tour of the British Isles finishes on an upbeat note as Jake White’s experimental young side takes Scotland apar

Prison authorities release thirty-four of the forty-two mercenaries involved in the hijacking of an Air India plane after the a

Fikile Magadledla, SA artist, co-founder of the Soweto Art Association, illustrator of several books and writer of poetry to ac

Balthazar Johannes (John) Vorster, premier (1966-1978) and state president (1978-1979) of SA, is born in the district of Jamest

The Mozambique Convention, an agreement between the ZAR and Portugal, paves the way for the construction of the Delagoa Bay rai

The Minister of Finance, Senator Owen Horwood, announces the government is to spend an additional R250 m. on low-cost housing f

Allister Mackintosh, pilot and ‘father’ of SA aviation dies in Port Elizabeth. He earned a D.S.O. in the Battle of the Somme

ANC deputy president Nelson Mandela returns to SA after a four-week tour urging leaders in the Far East to maintain sanctions u

Penny Heyns, SA swimming star, is born in Springs, Transvaal. Her parents later moved to the Natal South Coast. She represented

The multilateral Convention Relative to the Preservation of Fauna and Flora in Their Natural State, to which SA is a party, is

Nine French soldiers and an American aid consultant are killed in bombing attacks in Ivory Coast’s rebel-held north, after the

Pirates fire a rocket-propelled grenade and machine guns in an attack on the luxury cruise liner Seabourn Spirit off the coast

The amending bill on the control of tobacco products is approved in SA, making it illegal to smoke in public venues.

The Free State cricket team achieves the highest fourth innings ever in SA provincial cricket by scoring 443/4 against Natal Do

Meshack Mogale (16), dies in police custody after being arrested at a night vigil for an unrest victim. He was allegedly kicked

The P.K. le Roux Dam (now Vanderkloof Dam), an integral part of the Orange River development project to provide electric power,

News 24 reports that an outbreak of Ebola virus in north-western Republic of Congo has killed 5&amp;nbsp;000 gorillas, helping to

The International Convention on the Protection of New Varieties of Plants, to which SA is a party, is signed in Paris, France.

The General Assembly of the UN adopts a resolution, initiated by SA, on ‘The role of diamonds in fuelling conflict’ by consensu

Rev Makhenkesi Arnold Stofile, pastor of the Presbyterian Church of South Africa since 1975 and SA minister of sport and recrea

South Africa’s White parliament, sitting probably for the last time, buries apartheid, voting 237 to 45 to adopt an interim con

South Africa signs an accord granting independence to South-West Africa. Angola, Cuba, and South Africa end eight months of ne

Six South Africans and three Lesotho nationals are killed in an attack for which the renegade Lesotho Liberation Army claims re

An inquest into the death of Ernest Dipale, who had died in custody in Johannesburg Security Police headquarters in August 1982

At least four policemen are apparently arrested and questioned about a burglary last week from the safes of the SAPS serious an

Tertius Bosch, SA cricket player in one test match against the West Indies (1991-1992), is born in Vereeniging. (Wallis; Nuusda

An earth tremor measuring 5.3 on the Richter scale strikes South Africa with its epicentre believed to be at the Hartebeesfonte

Maropoli Mapalakanye, an organiser for MWASA, is reported missing. No reply is received from the minister of law and order to a

News 24 reports that an outbreak of Ebola virus in north-western Republic of Congo has killed 5 000 gorillas, helping to