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The Congress of SA Trade Unions has urged its alliance partner, the ANC, to clarify its stance on political and human rights ab

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Henry Allen Fagan, SA author, from whose poem President Mbeki quoted in his response on the occasion of the budget vote of the

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Sifiso Mahlangu (10), who was sent back from England to his parents in SA in January, returns to Salome Stopforth, the lady who

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BBC reports SA security police are cleared of any blame in the death of Black Consciousness leader Steve Biko who died while in

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Joan Hoskyn Davies, archivist and the first woman to become head of an archives depot, is born on Robben Island, where her fath

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The first airmail in SA, consisting of 730 post cards, is flown eight kilometres by Evelyn Driver in his Bleriot plane from Ken

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Angola releases the bodies of two SA Defence Force commandos killed in a raid on Cabinda oil depots in 1985, and the SADF repat

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A prison warder, Jacques Horne, 31, on escort duty is shot dead and another injured in an attack by gunmen at Cape Town’s Groot

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President Teodoro Obiang Nguema thanks SA and Angola for warning him of the plot to overthrow his government and says it was fu

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Bafana Bafana, the SA soccer team led by Lucas Radebe playing his 44th game as captain, loses 1-2 against England in Durban. It

This day in history

Bafana Bafana, the SA soccer team led by Lucas Radebe playing his 44th game as captain, loses 1-2 against England in Durban. It

This day in history

An American soldier is killed by a land mine in Somalia and a second dies in a truck crash, bringing to six the number of Ameri

This day in history

President Teodoro Obiang Nguema thanks SA and Angola for warning him of the plot to overthrow his government and says it was fu

This day in history

Sokhaya Charles Nkosi, SA graphic artist, is born in Durban. He was employed by the SABC (1982-1986) and is since then senior

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Dr Irvin Khoza (The Iron Duke) who was awarded Kick Off’s accolade for the Personality of the Decade for his contribution to SA

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The first Boy Scout troop is organised in England by Robert Baden-Powell. The Boy Scouts are active world wide, also in SA.

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The Venda Attorney General announces he has ordered an inquiry into the death of Mr. Muffle to be held in the Sibasa Magistrate

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Zola Budd, noted SA athlete who emigrated to Britain in 1984 to take part in the Los Angeles Olympic Games, announces that she

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A self-confessed SA spy of the security police in the ANC, Olivia Forsyth, who was held prisoner at ANC Quatro prison camp for

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US attempts an air strike at Colonel Muammar Kadhaffi’s home in Libya in the biggest US air strike since the Vietnam War. Libya

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Metrorail says more than 400 commuters have been arrested in Pretoria as part of an operation to bring order back to the train

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The corner stone of the Dutch Reformed Mission Church in Graaff-Reinet, the 6th oldest church building in SA, is laid. It i

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João da Nova lands at Mossel Bay and leaves a stone with an inscription behind. The stone is now kept in the South African M

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An official list is published of forty-four people who have left South Africa and whose writings will not be allowed under the

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Metrorail says more than 400 commuters have been arrested in Pretoria as part of an operation to bring order back to the train

This day in history

Metrorail says more than 400 commuters have been arrested in Pretoria as part of an operation to bring order back to the train

This day in history

Winnie Mandela is found guilty on four charges of kidnapping and four of being an accessory after the fact to assault. Co-accus

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The Government banns all public meetings of more than twelve persons until June 30 in an effort to disrupt the wave of protests

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The death toll after an outbreak of a deadly Ebola-like disease in Angola climbs to 122. The country turns to civilians and the

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Sir John Barrow, author and explorer of the interior of SA, arrives at the Cape and has to start immediately to resolve boundar

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The Congress of SA Trade Unions has urged its alliance partner, the ANC, to clarify its stance on political and human rights ab

Henry Allen Fagan, SA author, from whose poem President Mbeki quoted in his response on the occasion of the budget vote of the

Sifiso Mahlangu (10), who was sent back from England to his parents in SA in January, returns to Salome Stopforth, the lady who

BBC reports SA security police are cleared of any blame in the death of Black Consciousness leader Steve Biko who died while in

Joan Hoskyn Davies, archivist and the first woman to become head of an archives depot, is born on Robben Island, where her fath

The first airmail in SA, consisting of 730 post cards, is flown eight kilometres by Evelyn Driver in his Bleriot plane from Ken

Angola releases the bodies of two SA Defence Force commandos killed in a raid on Cabinda oil depots in 1985, and the SADF repat

A prison warder, Jacques Horne, 31, on escort duty is shot dead and another injured in an attack by gunmen at Cape Town’s Groot

President Teodoro Obiang Nguema thanks SA and Angola for warning him of the plot to overthrow his government and says it was fu

Bafana Bafana, the SA soccer team led by Lucas Radebe playing his 44th game as captain, loses 1-2 against England in Durban. It

Bafana Bafana, the SA soccer team led by Lucas Radebe playing his 44th game as captain, loses 1-2 against England in Durban. It

An American soldier is killed by a land mine in Somalia and a second dies in a truck crash, bringing to six the number of Ameri

President Teodoro Obiang Nguema thanks SA and Angola for warning him of the plot to overthrow his government and says it was fu

Sokhaya Charles Nkosi, SA graphic artist, is born in Durban. He was employed by the SABC (1982-1986) and is since then senior

Dr Irvin Khoza (The Iron Duke) who was awarded Kick Off’s accolade for the Personality of the Decade for his contribution to SA

The first Boy Scout troop is organised in England by Robert Baden-Powell. The Boy Scouts are active world wide, also in SA.

The Venda Attorney General announces he has ordered an inquiry into the death of Mr. Muffle to be held in the Sibasa Magistrate

Zola Budd, noted SA athlete who emigrated to Britain in 1984 to take part in the Los Angeles Olympic Games, announces that she

A self-confessed SA spy of the security police in the ANC, Olivia Forsyth, who was held prisoner at ANC Quatro prison camp for

US attempts an air strike at Colonel Muammar Kadhaffi’s home in Libya in the biggest US air strike since the Vietnam War. Libya

Metrorail says more than 400 commuters have been arrested in Pretoria as part of an operation to bring order back to the train

The corner stone of the Dutch Reformed Mission Church in Graaff-Reinet, the 6th oldest church building in SA, is laid. It i

João da Nova lands at Mossel Bay and leaves a stone with an inscription behind. The stone is now kept in the South African M

An official list is published of forty-four people who have left South Africa and whose writings will not be allowed under the

Metrorail says more than 400 commuters have been arrested in Pretoria as part of an operation to bring order back to the train

Metrorail says more than 400 commuters have been arrested in Pretoria as part of an operation to bring order back to the train

Winnie Mandela is found guilty on four charges of kidnapping and four of being an accessory after the fact to assault. Co-accus

The Government banns all public meetings of more than twelve persons until June 30 in an effort to disrupt the wave of protests

The death toll after an outbreak of a deadly Ebola-like disease in Angola climbs to 122. The country turns to civilians and the

Sir John Barrow, author and explorer of the interior of SA, arrives at the Cape and has to start immediately to resolve boundar