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SA signs Protocol with the Czech and Slovak Federal Republic on establishing diplomatic relations and the abolishment of visas.

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The SA Chamber of Business states that it is committed to the RDP, but concerned about its ‘authoritarian tone’.

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The SA rugby team wins the second test against South America in Santiago 30-16, to win the series 2-0.

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The SA rugby team wins the second test against South America in Santiago 30-16, to win the series 2-0.

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SA signs agreement with Lesotho concerning the avoidance of double taxation and the prevention of fiscal evasion with respect t

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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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SA signs multilateral agreement on the additional act of 1972, amending the International Convention for the Protection of New

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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 SA rugby team wins its first match in the World Cup tournament against Scotland in Edinburgh 46-29.

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

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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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Samuel Bonnin Hobson, SA author, dies in Grahamstown. Together with his brother, G.C. Hobson, they formed a unique example of c

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Anglo-Boer War 2. The British Colonial Office appoints a Ladies Commission to investigate the concentration camps in SA. The co

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Athlete Mbulaeni Mulaudzi (800m) leads the SA team at the spectacular opening of the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens.

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The third rugby test of the series between SA and New Zealand ends in a tie with 11 points each.

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Friedrich Engels, German political philosopher who wrote The Communist Manifesto (well-known in SA) with Karl Marx, dies in L

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SA signs agreement with Namibia regarding the provision of technical and administrative personnel by the government of South Af

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Brian Mitchell, SA junior lightweight champion, wins the World Boxing Association (WBA) title by beating Alfredo Layne of Panam

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The SA rugby team beats the British Isles 22-8 in Port Elizabeth and shares the series with two each.

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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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Masibulela Hawk Makepula, SA junior flyweight, wins the world champion title of the World Boxing Union in that category.

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

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

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Anglo-Boer War 2. The British Colonial Office appoints a Ladies Commission to investigate the concentration camps in SA. The co

… Commission to investigate the concentration camps in SA. The co …

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WWII: The Active Citizen Force units of SA are authorised to accept volunteers for the duration of the war.

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Mark Thatcher is served with a subpoena by the SA government to answer questions, following Pretoria’s agreement to assist Equa

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The SA rugby team wins the fourth test against Australia 22-6 in Port Elizabeth, ending the series in a tie.

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SA signs protocol with the government of France concerning the use of the Satellite Application Centre at Hartebeeshoek. Kalley

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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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SA loses the first rugby test match of the series against the British Lions 3-12 on Newlands, Cape Town.

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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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SA signs Protocol with the Czech and Slovak Federal Republic on establishing diplomatic relations and the abolishment of visas.

The SA Chamber of Business states that it is committed to the RDP, but concerned about its ‘authoritarian tone’.

The SA rugby team wins the second test against South America in Santiago 30-16, to win the series 2-0.

The SA rugby team wins the second test against South America in Santiago 30-16, to win the series 2-0.

SA signs agreement with Lesotho concerning the avoidance of double taxation and the prevention of fiscal evasion with respect t

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

SA signs multilateral agreement on the additional act of 1972, amending the International Convention for the Protection of New

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

The SA rugby team wins its first match in the World Cup tournament against Scotland in Edinburgh 46-29.

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

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

Samuel Bonnin Hobson, SA author, dies in Grahamstown. Together with his brother, G.C. Hobson, they formed a unique example of c

Anglo-Boer War 2. The British Colonial Office appoints a Ladies Commission to investigate the concentration camps in SA. The co

Athlete Mbulaeni Mulaudzi (800m) leads the SA team at the spectacular opening of the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens.

The third rugby test of the series between SA and New Zealand ends in a tie with 11 points each.

Friedrich Engels, German political philosopher who wrote The Communist Manifesto (well-known in SA) with Karl Marx, dies in L

SA signs agreement with Namibia regarding the provision of technical and administrative personnel by the government of South Af

Brian Mitchell, SA junior lightweight champion, wins the World Boxing Association (WBA) title by beating Alfredo Layne of Panam

The SA rugby team beats the British Isles 22-8 in Port Elizabeth and shares the series with two each.

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

Masibulela Hawk Makepula, SA junior flyweight, wins the world champion title of the World Boxing Union in that category.

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

Anglo-Boer War 2. The British Colonial Office appoints a Ladies Commission to investigate the concentration camps in SA. The co

WWII: The Active Citizen Force units of SA are authorised to accept volunteers for the duration of the war.

Mark Thatcher is served with a subpoena by the SA government to answer questions, following Pretoria’s agreement to assist Equa

The SA rugby team wins the fourth test against Australia 22-6 in Port Elizabeth, ending the series in a tie.

SA signs protocol with the government of France concerning the use of the Satellite Application Centre at Hartebeeshoek. Kalley

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

SA loses the first rugby test match of the series against the British Lions 3-12 on Newlands, Cape Town.

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

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