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Sydney Charles Buxton (80), British statesman and second governor-general of the Union of SA, dies in Sussex, England.

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Britain’s Queen Victoria issues charter to Cecil John Rhodes and others authorising them to establish the British South Africa

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Moses Mbheki Mncane (Baba) Mabhida, trade unionist, politician and Umkhonto we Sizwe commander, is awarded the Soviet Order of

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British premier Harold Wilson and Rhodesian leader Ian Smith, meeting aboard HMS Fearless off Gibraltar, fail after five days o

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Identification Amendment Act No 47, amending the 1986 Identification Act so as to repeal certain obsolete provisions, and order

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Chief Leabua Jonathan, Prime Minister of Lesotho, warns that violent confrontation between Blacks and Whites will be an inevita

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Lesotho, formerly the British colony of Basutoland, achieves its independence as the Kingdom of Lesotho and becomes a member of

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Hermann B&ouml;hle, SA electro-technical engineer and first professor in electro-technics at the South African College in Cape

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The results of four Parliamentary by-elections show a decided swing to the Herstigte Nasionale Party and low percentage polls.

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The results of four Parliamentary by-elections show a decided swing to the Herstigte Nasionale Party and low percentage polls.

This day in history

SA signs an agreement with the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees governing the legal status, privileges and immunit

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Hymne Weiss, SA author and translator of books into Afrikaans from six European languages, is born in Rouxville, OFS.

David Webster’s role in the DPSC: a fearless defence of the principles of legality and due process by Glenda Webster

Document - 133 ‘.Editorial: The Bloemfontein Trade Union Conference and the Industrial Conciliation Act”, The Militant Worker, October-November 1945

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A limpet mine blast opposite the Athlone Magistrate’s Court and police complex kills two people. A third person is killed in a

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Following statements by leaders of the (White) South African Amateur Swimming Union and the (White) South African Badminton Uni

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Twenty-two leading Indian leaders, including Manilal Gandhi, Albert Christopher and P.R. Pather, calls for a mass meeting to pr

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Police detain UDF national secretary-general Mohamed Valli and UDF acting publicity secretary Murphy Morobe in a pre-dawn raid

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Criminal Procedure Act No 51 commences. It consolidates the law relating to procedure in criminal proceedings and repeals the 1

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The Deputy Chairman of the Coloured Representative Council, J.A. Rabie, calls for full citizenship for Coloured people, and urg

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Internal Peace Institution Act Repeal Act No 28, repealing the 1992 Internal Peace Institutions Act and providing for matters c

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South African Indian Congress (SAIC) Executive meets in Cape Town and pledged full support to the Passive Resistance launched b

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Sir Arnold Theiler (69), veterinary researcher and Director of Veterinary Services for the Union of SA at Onderstepoort, dies i

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Anglo-Boer War 2: New South Wales, Australia, offers 1 860 officers, non-commissioned officers and men to Britain for service i

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Isabella Gordon (Tibbie) Visser, daughter of Pres. M.T. Steyn, politician and leader of the Voortrekker Youth Movement, is born

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Talks between Southern Rhodesian Prime Minister Ian Smith and Bishop Abel Muzorewa of the African National Council start in a r

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An explosion at the Railway Police Offices, corner of Plein and Harrison streets, Johannesburg, takes place, injuring four poli

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An explosion at the Railway Police Offices, corner of Plein and Harrison streets, Johannesburg, takes place, injuring four poli

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Geraldine Joslyn Fraser-Moleketi, minister for the public service and administration of the Republic of South Africa since 17 J

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The congress of the South African Party accepts the proposed agreement for unification between Gen. Hertzog and Gen. Smuts.

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Sydney Charles Buxton (80), British statesman and second governor-general of the Union of SA, dies in Sussex, England.

Britain’s Queen Victoria issues charter to Cecil John Rhodes and others authorising them to establish the British South Africa

Moses Mbheki Mncane (Baba) Mabhida, trade unionist, politician and Umkhonto we Sizwe commander, is awarded the Soviet Order of

British premier Harold Wilson and Rhodesian leader Ian Smith, meeting aboard HMS Fearless off Gibraltar, fail after five days o

Identification Amendment Act No 47, amending the 1986 Identification Act so as to repeal certain obsolete provisions, and order

Chief Leabua Jonathan, Prime Minister of Lesotho, warns that violent confrontation between Blacks and Whites will be an inevita

Lesotho, formerly the British colony of Basutoland, achieves its independence as the Kingdom of Lesotho and becomes a member of

Hermann B&amp;ouml;hle, SA electro-technical engineer and first professor in electro-technics at the South African College in Cape

The results of four Parliamentary by-elections show a decided swing to the Herstigte Nasionale Party and low percentage polls.

The results of four Parliamentary by-elections show a decided swing to the Herstigte Nasionale Party and low percentage polls.

SA signs an agreement with the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees governing the legal status, privileges and immunit

Hymne Weiss, SA author and translator of books into Afrikaans from six European languages, is born in Rouxville, OFS.

David Webster’s role in the DPSC: a fearless defence of the principles of legality and due process by Glenda Webster

Document - 133 ‘.Editorial: The Bloemfontein Trade Union Conference and the Industrial Conciliation Act”, The Militant Worker, October-November 1945

A limpet mine blast opposite the Athlone Magistrate’s Court and police complex kills two people. A third person is killed in a

Following statements by leaders of the (White) South African Amateur Swimming Union and the (White) South African Badminton Uni

Twenty-two leading Indian leaders, including Manilal Gandhi, Albert Christopher and P.R. Pather, calls for a mass meeting to pr

Police detain UDF national secretary-general Mohamed Valli and UDF acting publicity secretary Murphy Morobe in a pre-dawn raid

Criminal Procedure Act No 51 commences. It consolidates the law relating to procedure in criminal proceedings and repeals the 1

The Deputy Chairman of the Coloured Representative Council, J.A. Rabie, calls for full citizenship for Coloured people, and urg

Internal Peace Institution Act Repeal Act No 28, repealing the 1992 Internal Peace Institutions Act and providing for matters c

South African Indian Congress (SAIC) Executive meets in Cape Town and pledged full support to the Passive Resistance launched b

Sir Arnold Theiler (69), veterinary researcher and Director of Veterinary Services for the Union of SA at Onderstepoort, dies i

Anglo-Boer War 2: New South Wales, Australia, offers 1 860 officers, non-commissioned officers and men to Britain for service i

Isabella Gordon (Tibbie) Visser, daughter of Pres. M.T. Steyn, politician and leader of the Voortrekker Youth Movement, is born

Talks between Southern Rhodesian Prime Minister Ian Smith and Bishop Abel Muzorewa of the African National Council start in a r

An explosion at the Railway Police Offices, corner of Plein and Harrison streets, Johannesburg, takes place, injuring four poli

An explosion at the Railway Police Offices, corner of Plein and Harrison streets, Johannesburg, takes place, injuring four poli

Geraldine Joslyn Fraser-Moleketi, minister for the public service and administration of the Republic of South Africa since 17 J

The congress of the South African Party accepts the proposed agreement for unification between Gen. Hertzog and Gen. Smuts.

Hermann Böhle, SA electro-technical engineer and first professor in electro-technics at the South African College in Cape