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The Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) lists itself and, staying true to tradition, asks those invited to the listing breakfast

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The SA rugby team beats Ireland in Durban in the second test match 12-10 and wins the series 2-0.

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In response to Israel’s seizure of Gaza, Egypt closes the Suez Canal and breaks diplomatic ties with the west.

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Dr. Piet Koornhof declares that, pending the implementation of the Orderly Movement and Settlement of Black Persons Bill, inter

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Ernest Sedumedi Moloto, linguist, educationist and teacher who served as chairman of both the Tswana Language Committee of SA a

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The second interim report of the Commission of Inquiry regarding the Prevention of Public Violence and Intimidation, headed by

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The village Roossenekal is proclaimed. It is named after Field-cornet Stephanus Johannes Roos and Comdt. Frederik Senekal, who

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North African nations of Libya and Tunisia announce agreement to merge as a new republic, the Islamic Arab Republic&quot;. The

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The Truth and Reconciliation Commission refuses amnesty to Gideon Nieuwoudt, former police officer, for the death of Steve Biko

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The away game between the Bafana Bafana, SA soccer team, and Zambia ends in a tie with no goals scored.

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A devastating storm hits Pretoria – five inches of rain falls within four hours and the Apies River flows 100m wide.

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Chief Buthelezi rejects the President’s call to resume participation in the constitution-making process and returns to the Cons

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Andries Dreyer, missionary, church historian and first archivist of the DRC in the Cape, is born in Cape Town.

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Seven people are killed and about sixty-seven injured when about 800 striking South African Transport Services (SATS) workers,

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Esther Susanna Mentz, soprano, actress and pioneer in various cultural fields, including the first Afrikaans films, is born in

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Phatho, chief of the mixed XhosaHottentot (Khoi-Khoi) people the Gqunukwebe and other Xhosa chiefs attend a great gathering of

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Joan Hoskyn Davies, archivist and the first woman to become head of an archives depot, dies in Cape Town.

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Louis Buys, chief director of disaster management at the department of provincial and local government, says the South African

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The planning and programming divisional manager of the Development Bank of Southern Africa (DBSA), Mr Danie Schoeman, says that

Statement at the Opening Session of the Meeting of Heads of State and Government at the WSSD, 2 September 2002

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Marches are staged by the ANC in Pretoria, Johannesburg and Bloemfontein in the framework of the organisation’s &quot;mass mobi

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The Transkei Legislative Assembly meets for the first time in Umtata and elects Chief Kaiser Matanzima as Chief Minister.

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Vuyisile Mini, Zinakile Mkaba and Wilson Khayinga, three prominent trade union leaders from the Eastern Cape, are executed in P

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The Herenigde Nasionale Party (Reunited National Party), joining the followers of Dr. D.F. Malan and General J.B.M. Hertzog, is

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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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The Unevangelised Fields Mission is founded in England. UFM missionaries today work primarily in Latin America, Europe and Afri

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Jacobus Johannes Uys, Voortrekker pioneer to whom the English inhabitants of Grahamstown handed a Statebybel when he and his co

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Burundi government reportedly continues to execute Hutu tribe members, and about 25 000 Hutu refugees are reported fleeing to o

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Godfrey Nakene, educationist and school principal in whose honour Orlando High School was renamed Nakene High School, is born i

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The Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) lists itself and, staying true to tradition, asks those invited to the listing breakfast

The SA rugby team beats Ireland in Durban in the second test match 12-10 and wins the series 2-0.

In response to Israel’s seizure of Gaza, Egypt closes the Suez Canal and breaks diplomatic ties with the west.

Dr. Piet Koornhof declares that, pending the implementation of the Orderly Movement and Settlement of Black Persons Bill, inter

Ernest Sedumedi Moloto, linguist, educationist and teacher who served as chairman of both the Tswana Language Committee of SA a

The second interim report of the Commission of Inquiry regarding the Prevention of Public Violence and Intimidation, headed by

The village Roossenekal is proclaimed. It is named after Field-cornet Stephanus Johannes Roos and Comdt. Frederik Senekal, who

North African nations of Libya and Tunisia announce agreement to merge as a new republic, the Islamic Arab Republic&amp;quot;. The

The Truth and Reconciliation Commission refuses amnesty to Gideon Nieuwoudt, former police officer, for the death of Steve Biko

The away game between the Bafana Bafana, SA soccer team, and Zambia ends in a tie with no goals scored.

A devastating storm hits Pretoria – five inches of rain falls within four hours and the Apies River flows 100m wide.

Chief Buthelezi rejects the President’s call to resume participation in the constitution-making process and returns to the Cons

Andries Dreyer, missionary, church historian and first archivist of the DRC in the Cape, is born in Cape Town.

Seven people are killed and about sixty-seven injured when about 800 striking South African Transport Services (SATS) workers,

Esther Susanna Mentz, soprano, actress and pioneer in various cultural fields, including the first Afrikaans films, is born in

Phatho, chief of the mixed XhosaHottentot (Khoi-Khoi) people the Gqunukwebe and other Xhosa chiefs attend a great gathering of

Joan Hoskyn Davies, archivist and the first woman to become head of an archives depot, dies in Cape Town.

Louis Buys, chief director of disaster management at the department of provincial and local government, says the South African

The planning and programming divisional manager of the Development Bank of Southern Africa (DBSA), Mr Danie Schoeman, says that

Statement at the Opening Session of the Meeting of Heads of State and Government at the WSSD, 2 September 2002

Marches are staged by the ANC in Pretoria, Johannesburg and Bloemfontein in the framework of the organisation’s &amp;quot;mass mobi

The Transkei Legislative Assembly meets for the first time in Umtata and elects Chief Kaiser Matanzima as Chief Minister.

Vuyisile Mini, Zinakile Mkaba and Wilson Khayinga, three prominent trade union leaders from the Eastern Cape, are executed in P

The Herenigde Nasionale Party (Reunited National Party), joining the followers of Dr. D.F. Malan and General J.B.M. Hertzog, is

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

The Unevangelised Fields Mission is founded in England. UFM missionaries today work primarily in Latin America, Europe and Afri

Jacobus Johannes Uys, Voortrekker pioneer to whom the English inhabitants of Grahamstown handed a Statebybel when he and his co

Burundi government reportedly continues to execute Hutu tribe members, and about 25 000 Hutu refugees are reported fleeing to o

Godfrey Nakene, educationist and school principal in whose honour Orlando High School was renamed Nakene High School, is born i

North African nations of Libya and Tunisia announce agreement to merge as a new republic, the Islamic Arab Republic". The

Marches are staged by the ANC in Pretoria, Johannesburg and Bloemfontein in the framework of the organisation’s "mass mobi