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Denel, SA’s state-owned defence and aerospace group, announces that it has been awarded contracts amounting to $2 million (abou

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Twelve people die in a collision between an Inter Cape bus and a truck near Prince Albert Road in the Karoo.

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President F.W. de Klerk and Nelson Mandela, leader of the ANC agree, at a peace summit, to resume constitutional negotiations t

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The railway line between Cape Town and Johannesburg is completed. The first train arrives after a journey lasting two days,

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Iranian Foreign Minister, Ali Akbar Velayati, visits South Africa in connection with South Africa’s agreement to store and mark

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The South African Government, ANC and IFP agree on a draft National Peace Accord that they described as &quot;a firm foundation

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Thomas Edward Lawrence, called Lawrence of Arabia (1888-1935), British adventurer, soldier, and author, is born in Tremadoc, Wa

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Speaking at a conference of the Institute of Municipal Finance Officers, advocate Steven Powell of the forensic and auditing fi

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South Africa signs agreement with Namibia on the establishment of a permanent Water Commission and an agreement with Namibia on

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South Africa signs agreement with Namibia on the establishment of a permanent Water Commission and an agreement with Namibia on

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Richard Victor Selope Thema, politician, journalist and newspaper editor of i.e. The Bantu World, dies in Orlando West, Johanne

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Hilda Postma, daughter of the Rev. S. Postma and author of books for children, is born in Burgersdorp, Cape Colony.

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Prof. Pothinus Carl Matsiri Mokgokong, academic, principal and vice-chancellor of the University of the North, dies in Mankweng

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Two gunmen open fire on a crowd of commuters in Jeppe railway station, Johannesburg, killing five persons and injuring fourteen

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Vladimir Putin, the Russian president arrives in Cape Town and addresses parliament on a first ever visit of a Russian leader t

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Dr Yusuf Mohamed (Mota) Dadoo, medical doctor and politician who escaped through Botswana to England, is born in Krugersdorp.

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Dr Yusuf Mohamed (Mota) Dadoo, medical doctor and politician who escaped through Botswana to England, is born in Krugersdorp.

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General Constand Viljoen is appointed as Chief of the South African Defence Force (SADF) and Lieutenant-General Jan Geldenhuys

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Two rebels of the Graaff-Reinet Rebellion five years previously, Marthinus Prinsloo and Adriaan van Jaarsveld, are sentenced to

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Ramola Makan, freelance consultant, writer of several cookery books and recipient of inter alia the Silwood Kitchen Honorary Gr

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At least six people die and more than 100 are injured in a giant gas explosion at Sasol in Secunda.

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The Minister of Bantu Administration and Development, M.C. de Wet Nel, says that ‘Tswanaland’, a number of African reserves ski

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Yasmin Jessie Duarte, SA High Commissioner to Mozambique and previous Special Assistant to President Mandela in 1990, is born i

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War is barely averted when a British expedition to establish a route through Africa reaches an obscure Sudanese fort and finds

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The South African Weather Service is officially launched by the Minister of Environmental Affairs and Tourism to provide public

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The Prime Minister and Chief Kaiser Matanzima sign a total of sixty-five documents concerning the establishment of an independe

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The match between the rugby teams of SA and New Zealand ends in a draw with no points being scored.

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Joseph Chamberlain, British colonial secretary who played an important role in Britain’s decisions on South Africa and other Br

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The ‘Committee of 81’, representing all Coloured schools and colleges in the Western Cape, decides to end class boycotts.

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The ‘Committee of 81’, representing all Coloured schools and colleges in the Western Cape, decides to end class boycotts.

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Denel, SA’s state-owned defence and aerospace group, announces that it has been awarded contracts amounting to $2 million (abou

Twelve people die in a collision between an Inter Cape bus and a truck near Prince Albert Road in the Karoo.

President F.W. de Klerk and Nelson Mandela, leader of the ANC agree, at a peace summit, to resume constitutional negotiations t

The railway line between Cape Town and Johannesburg is completed. The first train arrives after a journey lasting two days,

Iranian Foreign Minister, Ali Akbar Velayati, visits South Africa in connection with South Africa’s agreement to store and mark

The South African Government, ANC and IFP agree on a draft National Peace Accord that they described as &amp;quot;a firm foundation

Thomas Edward Lawrence, called Lawrence of Arabia (1888-1935), British adventurer, soldier, and author, is born in Tremadoc, Wa

Speaking at a conference of the Institute of Municipal Finance Officers, advocate Steven Powell of the forensic and auditing fi

South Africa signs agreement with Namibia on the establishment of a permanent Water Commission and an agreement with Namibia on

South Africa signs agreement with Namibia on the establishment of a permanent Water Commission and an agreement with Namibia on

Richard Victor Selope Thema, politician, journalist and newspaper editor of i.e. The Bantu World, dies in Orlando West, Johanne

Hilda Postma, daughter of the Rev. S. Postma and author of books for children, is born in Burgersdorp, Cape Colony.

Prof. Pothinus Carl Matsiri Mokgokong, academic, principal and vice-chancellor of the University of the North, dies in Mankweng

Two gunmen open fire on a crowd of commuters in Jeppe railway station, Johannesburg, killing five persons and injuring fourteen

Vladimir Putin, the Russian president arrives in Cape Town and addresses parliament on a first ever visit of a Russian leader t

Dr Yusuf Mohamed (Mota) Dadoo, medical doctor and politician who escaped through Botswana to England, is born in Krugersdorp.

Dr Yusuf Mohamed (Mota) Dadoo, medical doctor and politician who escaped through Botswana to England, is born in Krugersdorp.

General Constand Viljoen is appointed as Chief of the South African Defence Force (SADF) and Lieutenant-General Jan Geldenhuys

Two rebels of the Graaff-Reinet Rebellion five years previously, Marthinus Prinsloo and Adriaan van Jaarsveld, are sentenced to

Ramola Makan, freelance consultant, writer of several cookery books and recipient of inter alia the Silwood Kitchen Honorary Gr

At least six people die and more than 100 are injured in a giant gas explosion at Sasol in Secunda.

The Minister of Bantu Administration and Development, M.C. de Wet Nel, says that ‘Tswanaland’, a number of African reserves ski

Yasmin Jessie Duarte, SA High Commissioner to Mozambique and previous Special Assistant to President Mandela in 1990, is born i

War is barely averted when a British expedition to establish a route through Africa reaches an obscure Sudanese fort and finds

The South African Weather Service is officially launched by the Minister of Environmental Affairs and Tourism to provide public

The Prime Minister and Chief Kaiser Matanzima sign a total of sixty-five documents concerning the establishment of an independe

The match between the rugby teams of SA and New Zealand ends in a draw with no points being scored.

Joseph Chamberlain, British colonial secretary who played an important role in Britain’s decisions on South Africa and other Br

The ‘Committee of 81’, representing all Coloured schools and colleges in the Western Cape, decides to end class boycotts.

The ‘Committee of 81’, representing all Coloured schools and colleges in the Western Cape, decides to end class boycotts.

The South African Government, ANC and IFP agree on a draft National Peace Accord that they described as "a firm foundation