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Speech at the Opening of the 5th World Parks Congress, 8 September 2003

… Speech at the Opening of the 5th World Parks Congress, 8 September 2003 …

The African National Congress in recent years especially the last seven years, 1952

… The African National Congress in recent years especially the last seven years, 1952 …

This day in history

Frederich Struben, one of the discoverers of the Witwatersrand gold reef, is born.

… Frederich Struben, one of the discoverers of the Witwatersrand gold reef, is born. …

This day in history

The Afrikaanse Taalvereniging, forerunner of the Afrikaanse Akademie vir Wetenskap en Kuns, isestablished.

… The Afrikaanse Taalvereniging, forerunner of the Afrikaanse Akademie vir Wetenskap en Kuns, isestablished. …

This day in history

The Rev. H.J.C. Snijders (69) dies on the pulpit in Swartruggens, western Transvaal.

… The Rev. H.J.C. Snijders (69) dies on the pulpit in Swartruggens, western Transvaal. …

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The government extends the Erasmus Commission’s terms of reference to 30 May 1979.

… The government extends the Erasmus Commission’s terms of reference to 30 May 1979. …

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The SA rugby team wins the second test against France 10-8 in Paris.

… The SA rugby team wins the second test against France 10-8 in Paris. …

This day in history

Pieter Hackius, commander of the Cape of Good Hope, dies at the Cape.

… Pieter Hackius, commander of the Cape of Good Hope, dies at the Cape. …

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The Zuid-Afrikaansche Republiek (ZAR) and the Republic of Lydenburg unite in Rustenburg.

… The Zuid-Afrikaansche Republiek (ZAR) and the Republic of Lydenburg unite in Rustenburg. …

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The Rev. Willem Postma’s Afrikaans translation of the Bible book Titus is published.

… The Rev. Willem Postma’s Afrikaans translation of the Bible book Titus is published. …

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WWII: The Union of SA, Australia and the US declare war on Japan.

… WWII: The Union of SA, Australia and the US declare war on Japan. …

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The Battle of Platberg is fought during the Orange Free Sate-Basotho War.

… The Battle of Platberg is fought during the Orange Free Sate-Basotho War. …

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The Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland, called The Central African Federation, is dissolved.

… Bute, E.L. & Harmer, H.J.P. (1997). The Black Handbook, London: Cassell. | www.vdiest.nl | … The Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland, called The Central African Federation, is dissolved. …

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The ANC accuses the SA government of ransacking its offices in Maputo, Mozambique.

… The ANC accuses the SA government of ransacking its offices in Maputo, …

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The Egyptian SS Patria sinks in the Red Sea. About 100 are killed.

… The Egyptian SS Patria sinks in the Red Sea. About 100 are killed. …

This day in history

The first contingent of Chinese labourers leaves China for the Witwatersrand gold mines.

… The first contingent of Chinese labourers leaves China for the Witwatersrand gold mines. …

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South Africa is formally accepted as the 53rd member of the OAU.

… South Africa is formally accepted as the 53rd member of the OAU. …

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The death toll from the Ebola virus outbreak in Zaire rises to 108.

… The death toll from the Ebola virus outbreak in Zaire rises to 108. …

This day in history

Winnie Mandela and the entire executive of the ANC Women’s League are suspended.

… Winnie Mandela and the entire executive of the ANC Women’s League are suspended. …

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Saambou (Permanente) Bouvereniging, a landmark in the economic history of the Afrikaner, is founded.

… Saambou (Permanente) Bouvereniging, a landmark in the economic history of the Afrikaner, is founded. …

This day in history

The British Anti-Apartheid Movement launches an international boycott of the Shell corporation.

… The British Anti-Apartheid Movement launches an international boycott of the Shell corporation. …

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Announcement of the continuation of current SA defence relations with the United Kingdom.

… Announcement of the continuation of current SA defence relations with the United Kingdom. …

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South Africa signs treaty amending the statute of the International Atomic Energy Agency.

… South Africa signs treaty amending the statute of the International Atomic Energy Agency. …

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The election of the first government sponsored Soweto Community Council is poorly supported.

… The election of the first government sponsored Soweto Community Council is …

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Speech at the Opening of the 5th World Parks Congress, 8 September 2003

The African National Congress in recent years especially the last seven years, 1952

Frederich Struben, one of the discoverers of the Witwatersrand gold reef, is born.

The first preserved entry in the journal of Adam Tas carries this date.

The Battle of Platberg is fought during the Orange Free Sate-Basotho War.

Pres. Paul Kruger lays the corner stone of the new Volkshospitaal in Pretoria.

The SA rugby team beats Ireland 33-0 in Pretoria and wins the series 2-0.

The Secretary-General issues his final report on the question of South Africa.

The Rev. A.J. Begemann, first pastor in Pretoria, is born in the Netherlands.

The Afrikaanse Taalvereniging, forerunner of the Afrikaanse Akademie vir Wetenskap en Kuns, isestablished.

The Rev. H.J.C. Snijders (69) dies on the pulpit in Swartruggens, western Transvaal.

The government extends the Erasmus Commission’s terms of reference to 30 May 1979.

The SA rugby team wins the second test against France 10-8 in Paris.

Pieter Hackius, commander of the Cape of Good Hope, dies at the Cape.

The Zuid-Afrikaansche Republiek (ZAR) and the Republic of Lydenburg unite in Rustenburg.

The Rev. Willem Postma’s Afrikaans translation of the Bible book Titus is published.

WWII: The Union of SA, Australia and the US declare war on Japan.

The Battle of Platberg is fought during the Orange Free Sate-Basotho War.

The Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland, called The Central African Federation, is dissolved.

The ANC accuses the SA government of ransacking its offices in Maputo, Mozambique.

The Egyptian SS Patria sinks in the Red Sea. About 100 are killed.

The first contingent of Chinese labourers leaves China for the Witwatersrand gold mines.

South Africa is formally accepted as the 53rd member of the OAU.

The death toll from the Ebola virus outbreak in Zaire rises to 108.

Winnie Mandela and the entire executive of the ANC Women’s League are suspended.

Saambou (Permanente) Bouvereniging, a landmark in the economic history of the Afrikaner, is founded.

The British Anti-Apartheid Movement launches an international boycott of the Shell corporation.

Announcement of the continuation of current SA defence relations with the United Kingdom.

South Africa signs treaty amending the statute of the International Atomic Energy Agency.

The election of the first government sponsored Soweto Community Council is poorly supported.