SAHO global search

This day in history

An Avro York aircraft, en route from Johannesburg to London, lands in Nairobi, Kenya, after the machine was damaged when a swar

This day in history

The government of South Africa and the African National Congress announce an agreement on terms of the ANC’s decision to suspen

This day in history

Bhawani Sannyassi Dayal, journalist and campaigner for Indian rights in SA, dies in Ajmer, India. Dayal was one of the organise

This day in history

SA rugby is plunged into a crisis because Louis Luyt refuses to resign as president of the South African Rugby Football Union.

This day in history

Concluding its investigation into the crash in the mountains near George in the Western Cape in which former SA cricket captain

This day in history

Presidents Joaquim Chissano and Nelson Mandela sign an agreement to allow South African farmers to settle and farm land in Moza

This day in history

A special committee of the United Nations accepts an invitation by South Africa to send two of its members, Dr Victorio Carpio

This day in history

Sydney Alex Kumalo (also documented as Khumalo), SA artist, is born in Johannesburg. He began studying at Polly Street Art Ce

This day in history

An historic four hour meeting is held between the Council of Mining Unions, representing White miners; the NUM; Mr Adriaan Vlok

This day in history

The Australian Government announces that it would give an extra 8 million Australian Dollars in aid to South Africa over the ne

This day in history

Ruben Xulu SA artist is born in Hlabisa, Natal. Xulu, born deaf, began carving with Bernard Gcwensa at Hlabisa mission statio

This day in history

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

This day in history

Bafana Bafana, the SA soccer team, with Lucas Radebe replacing Neil Tovey as captain, wins 2-1 against the former Zaire in a Wo

This day in history

August Friedrich Beutler, official of the Dutch East Indies Company and scout of the interior of SA, is born in Dinkelsbühl, G

This day in history

August Friedrich Beutler, official of the Dutch East Indies Company and scout of the interior of SA, is born in Dinkelsbühl, G

This day in history

Ahmad `Ali al-Mirghani, the Commander-in-Chief of the Sudanese People’s Forces, ousts Sudanese president Ja’far Muhammad an-Num

This day in history

Algerian Ahmed Ressam is convicted of terrorism for bringing a car loaded with explosives into the United States as part of an

This day in history

IFP decides to end its parliamentary boycott of mid-February. The party gives an ultimatum that it will boycott the Constituent

This day in history

The ANC presents an ultimatum which includes demands for the firing of Law and Order Minister Adriaan Vlok and Defence Minister

This day in history

The shipwrecked sailors of the Nieuw-Haerlem leave the Cape with W.G. de Jongh after an enforced stay of nearly a year.

This day in history

The Star reports that independent African churches are the largest single group of churches in SA, accounting for a fifth of al

This day in history

In an interim report, the Erasmus Commission exonerates P.W. Botha and all members of his government from having had any prior

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

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

This day in history

The Crown takes over Northern Rhodesia from the British South Africa Company and the territory is turned into an Imperial prote

This day in history

An historic four hour meeting is held between the Council of Mining Unions, representing White miners; the NUM; Mr Adriaan Vlok

This day in history

WWII: North Africa. Believing that yesterdays advance by British forces into Sollum and Fort Capuzzo was the start of an attack

This day in history

Britain, France, and Spain sign the Pact of Cartagena – an agreement to maintain the status quo in the Mediterranean and West

This day in history

Anglo-Boer War 2: The first ‘Mafeking night”. In an unprecedented display of public emotions, life in the great cities in Bri

This day in history

’Sure’ Baloyi, well-known SA artist and sculptor is killed in a car accident on the N1 near Makhado (formerly Louis Trichardt).

Search Results for “san”

An Avro York aircraft, en route from Johannesburg to London, lands in Nairobi, Kenya, after the machine was damaged when a swar

The government of South Africa and the African National Congress announce an agreement on terms of the ANC’s decision to suspen

Bhawani Sannyassi Dayal, journalist and campaigner for Indian rights in SA, dies in Ajmer, India. Dayal was one of the organise

SA rugby is plunged into a crisis because Louis Luyt refuses to resign as president of the South African Rugby Football Union.

Concluding its investigation into the crash in the mountains near George in the Western Cape in which former SA cricket captain

Presidents Joaquim Chissano and Nelson Mandela sign an agreement to allow South African farmers to settle and farm land in Moza

A special committee of the United Nations accepts an invitation by South Africa to send two of its members, Dr Victorio Carpio

Sydney Alex Kumalo (also documented as Khumalo), SA artist, is born in Johannesburg. He began studying at Polly Street Art Ce

An historic four hour meeting is held between the Council of Mining Unions, representing White miners; the NUM; Mr Adriaan Vlok

The Australian Government announces that it would give an extra 8 million Australian Dollars in aid to South Africa over the ne

Ruben Xulu SA artist is born in Hlabisa, Natal. Xulu, born deaf, began carving with Bernard Gcwensa at Hlabisa mission statio

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

Bafana Bafana, the SA soccer team, with Lucas Radebe replacing Neil Tovey as captain, wins 2-1 against the former Zaire in a Wo

August Friedrich Beutler, official of the Dutch East Indies Company and scout of the interior of SA, is born in Dinkelsbühl, G

August Friedrich Beutler, official of the Dutch East Indies Company and scout of the interior of SA, is born in Dinkelsbühl, G

Ahmad `Ali al-Mirghani, the Commander-in-Chief of the Sudanese People’s Forces, ousts Sudanese president Ja’far Muhammad an-Num

Algerian Ahmed Ressam is convicted of terrorism for bringing a car loaded with explosives into the United States as part of an

IFP decides to end its parliamentary boycott of mid-February. The party gives an ultimatum that it will boycott the Constituent

The ANC presents an ultimatum which includes demands for the firing of Law and Order Minister Adriaan Vlok and Defence Minister

The shipwrecked sailors of the Nieuw-Haerlem leave the Cape with W.G. de Jongh after an enforced stay of nearly a year.

The Star reports that independent African churches are the largest single group of churches in SA, accounting for a fifth of al

In an interim report, the Erasmus Commission exonerates P.W. Botha and all members of his government from having had any prior

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

The Crown takes over Northern Rhodesia from the British South Africa Company and the territory is turned into an Imperial prote

An historic four hour meeting is held between the Council of Mining Unions, representing White miners; the NUM; Mr Adriaan Vlok

WWII: North Africa. Believing that yesterdays advance by British forces into Sollum and Fort Capuzzo was the start of an attack

Britain, France, and Spain sign the Pact of Cartagena – an agreement to maintain the status quo in the Mediterranean and West

Anglo-Boer War 2: The first ‘Mafeking night”. In an unprecedented display of public emotions, life in the great cities in Bri

’Sure’ Baloyi, well-known SA artist and sculptor is killed in a car accident on the N1 near Makhado (formerly Louis Trichardt).