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R-0086653	archive	Opening address to the Law Society of the Transvaal delivered by the President of the ANC, Nelson Mandela 29 October 1993	27 Jun 2012	–
E-0089616	event	In providing reasons for the decision of the Pretoria High Court to set the investigation of the Browde Commission into SARFU A	31 Jul 2012	✓
E-0089554	event	Six Fijian rugby players and a radio commentator are banned by the Fijian Rugby Union for travelling to South Africa. The seven	31 Jul 2012	✓
E-0089515	event	President Mandela confirms that Sol Kerzner did indeed make the contribution to the ANC electoral funds as alleged by Bantu Hlo	31 Jul 2012	✓
E-0089474	event	The French Minister of State for National Defence confirms the continued supply of French arms to South Africa, except for anti	31 Jul 2012	✓
E-0089446	event	Justice Richard Goldstone said that his Commission was ready to carry out a full-scale inquiry into the security forces and pol	31 Jul 2012	–
E-0089431	event	Anglo-Boer War 2: In Bethlehem, OFS, a Black man called Frans is tried by the British, found guilty, sentenced to death and h	31 Jul 2012	✓
E-0089401	event	The Security Council adopts resolution 181 calling upon all States to cease the sale and shipment of arms, ammunition and milit	31 Jul 2012	✓
E-0089372	event	Three ANC members are sentenced to death for attacks directed against the Moroka and Orlando Police stations in Soweto and the	31 Jul 2012	✓
E-0089362	event	Andrew Vusi Fasedemi, businessman and managing director of several companies, is born in Cardiff, Wales. He came in 1994 to Sou	31 Jul 2012	✓
E-0089357	event	Joseph Michael Solomon, architect partner of Herbert Baker, commits suicide in Cape Town. He was never to see the final com	31 Jul 2012	✓
E-0089329	event	Riots start in Durban townships and continue up to 14 August. Seventy people, police, amabutho and activists, are killed in the	31 Jul 2012	–
E-0089308	event	Queen Mother Elizabeth celebrates her 100th birthday as thousands line the roads of London to cheer her. Her popularity stems i	31 Jul 2012	✓
E-0089305	event	Josia Thugwane is the first Black SA athlete to win an Olympic gold medal award by winning the marathon in Atlanta.	31 Jul 2012	✓
E-0089297	event	Riots erupt again in Soweto and spread to other townships in South Africa. The Minister of Justice again bans public meetings u	31 Jul 2012	✓
E-0089285	event	Work is stopped at the Kimberley mine after forty-three years when it becomes uneconomical to operate at a depth of 1 083 m.	31 Jul 2012	✓
E-0089269	event	Swaziland’s King Mswati III has summoned his 1 million subjects to a gathering at Ludzidzi on August 10, at which he is expecte	27 Jul 2012	✓
E-0089267	event	Relations between SA and the USA becomes strained by SA’s announcement that it is going to normalise full diplomatic ties with	27 Jul 2012	✓
E-0089264	event	Delegates from some 100 nations agree at the United Nations on a global treaty to prevent over-fishing on the high seas.	27 Jul 2012	✓
E-0089197	event	Anglo-Boer War 2: Lord Roberts sends his Chief of Staff, Lord Kitchener, to take overall command of the forces engaged agains	27 Jul 2012	✓
E-0089165	event	SA signs treaty with the Federal Republic of Germany relating to the visit of the German nuclear-powered vessel Otto Hahn.	27 Jul 2012	✓
E-0089159	event	(Sidney) Robey Leibbrandt, SA Olympic boxer in 1936 who was later condemned to death (but reprieved) because of his Nazi sympat	27 Jul 2012	✓
E-0086481	event	Archduke Frans Ferdinand, Austrian heir to the throne, and his wife are shot and killed by a student in Sarajevo. This lead	22 Jun 2012	✓
E-0086313	event	Sir Leander Starr Jameson, in charge of affairs in Rhodesia, refuses entry to 110 Trekkers of the Adendorff trek, who congregat	22 Jun 2012	✓
E-0086272	event	Durban is renamed. Capt. Allen F. Gardiner and fifteen residents decide to re-name the mission station Berea, D’Urban, in honou	22 Jun 2012	✓
E-0086219	event	Esther Franks, physician and first woman ophthalmic surgeon to practise in SA, dies in Pretoria. She was a pioneer in the fight	15 Jun 2012	✓
E-0086214	event	A spokesman for the World Council of Churches says in Geneva that the government has refused permission for Bishop Zulu to atte	15 Jun 2012	✓
E-0086211	event	Speaking at a prayer meeting in New Delhi, Mahatma Gandhi calls on the South African government to stop the hooliganism of Whit	15 Jun 2012	✓
E-0086204	event	Electricity comes to Durban when the mayor, Mrs George Payne, pulls a switch and parts of the town are bathed in light.	15 Jun 2012	✓
E-0086162	event	Leonard Tshela Mohapi Matsoso, SA artist, is born in Pimville, Soweto. From 1962 to 1970, while still at school, Matsoso st	15 Jun 2012	–

Opening address to the Law Society of the Transvaal delivered by the President of the ANC, Nelson Mandela 29 October 1993

In providing reasons for the decision of the Pretoria High Court to set the investigation of the Browde Commission into SARFU A

Six Fijian rugby players and a radio commentator are banned by the Fijian Rugby Union for travelling to South Africa. The seven

President Mandela confirms that Sol Kerzner did indeed make the contribution to the ANC electoral funds as alleged by Bantu Hlo

The French Minister of State for National Defence confirms the continued supply of French arms to South Africa, except for anti

Justice Richard Goldstone said that his Commission was ready to carry out a full-scale inquiry into the security forces and pol

Anglo-Boer War 2: In Bethlehem, OFS, a Black man called Frans is tried by the British, found guilty, sentenced to death and h

The Security Council adopts resolution 181 calling upon all States to cease the sale and shipment of arms, ammunition and milit

Three ANC members are sentenced to death for attacks directed against the Moroka and Orlando Police stations in Soweto and the

Andrew Vusi Fasedemi, businessman and managing director of several companies, is born in Cardiff, Wales. He came in 1994 to Sou

Joseph Michael Solomon, architect partner of Herbert Baker, commits suicide in Cape Town. He was never to see the final com

Riots start in Durban townships and continue up to 14 August. Seventy people, police, amabutho and activists, are killed in the

Queen Mother Elizabeth celebrates her 100th birthday as thousands line the roads of London to cheer her. Her popularity stems i

Josia Thugwane is the first Black SA athlete to win an Olympic gold medal award by winning the marathon in Atlanta.

Riots erupt again in Soweto and spread to other townships in South Africa. The Minister of Justice again bans public meetings u

Work is stopped at the Kimberley mine after forty-three years when it becomes uneconomical to operate at a depth of 1 083 m.

Swaziland’s King Mswati III has summoned his 1 million subjects to a gathering at Ludzidzi on August 10, at which he is expecte

Relations between SA and the USA becomes strained by SA’s announcement that it is going to normalise full diplomatic ties with

Delegates from some 100 nations agree at the United Nations on a global treaty to prevent over-fishing on the high seas.

Anglo-Boer War 2: Lord Roberts sends his Chief of Staff, Lord Kitchener, to take overall command of the forces engaged agains

SA signs treaty with the Federal Republic of Germany relating to the visit of the German nuclear-powered vessel Otto Hahn.

(Sidney) Robey Leibbrandt, SA Olympic boxer in 1936 who was later condemned to death (but reprieved) because of his Nazi sympat

Archduke Frans Ferdinand, Austrian heir to the throne, and his wife are shot and killed by a student in Sarajevo. This lead

Sir Leander Starr Jameson, in charge of affairs in Rhodesia, refuses entry to 110 Trekkers of the Adendorff trek, who congregat

Durban is renamed. Capt. Allen F. Gardiner and fifteen residents decide to re-name the mission station Berea, D’Urban, in honou

Esther Franks, physician and first woman ophthalmic surgeon to practise in SA, dies in Pretoria. She was a pioneer in the fight

A spokesman for the World Council of Churches says in Geneva that the government has refused permission for Bishop Zulu to atte

Speaking at a prayer meeting in New Delhi, Mahatma Gandhi calls on the South African government to stop the hooliganism of Whit

Electricity comes to Durban when the mayor, Mrs George Payne, pulls a switch and parts of the town are bathed in light.

Leonard Tshela Mohapi Matsoso, SA artist, is born in Pimville, Soweto. From 1962 to 1970, while still at school, Matsoso st

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