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The match in Johannesburg between the Springbok rugby team and the British Lions ends in a tie with 3 points each.

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Offices of the Minister of National (Black) Education, Stoffel van der Merwe, and that of Deputy Constitutional Development Min

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SA signs treaty with Great Britain on the introduction of a system of levies for certain cereals and related products.

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Representatives of striking security guards and industry employers reach an agreement to end the strike at the Commission for C

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Bernard Mizeki (known as Mamiyeri Mitseki Gwambe) Anglican missionary and African martyr is murdered at his mission in Marandel

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A Zimbabwean student, threatening an air hostess with a syringe and hypodermic needle, demands access to the cockpit of an SAA

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The United Nations General Assembly proclaims that South-West Africa shall henceforth be known as ‘Namibia’ and condemns South

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The Minister of Economic Affairs, J.C. Heunis, announces that the government has agreed to increase the education and industria

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The Simonstown agreement on naval cooperation between Britain and South Africa is formally ended by mutual agreement after 169

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A meeting between the End Conscription Campaign (ECC) and the SADF takes place, with a main objective to discuss alternative na

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A meeting between the End Conscription Campaign (ECC) and the SADF takes place, with a main objective to discuss alternative na

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Thozamile Botha, Chief Executive Officer of the telecommunications company Ikwezi Group and chief negotiator for the ANC on Loc

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Prof. Willem Blommaert, chairman of the senate of the University of Stellenbosch, historian and educationist, is born in Belgiu

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Pretoria regional court magistrate Len Kotze finds the Waterkloof Four guilty of murder and announces another guilty verdict on

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President F.W. de Klerk announces SA beaches open to all racial groups and promises repeal of Separate Amenities Act.

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Albert Nzula, teacher, journalist and leader of the Communist Party of South Africa (CPSA), is born in Rouxville, OFS.

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SA signs co-operation agreement regarding the promotion of investments and amends bilateral air services agreement with the Rep

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The SA rugby team beats Argentine 52-23 in the second test in Buenos Aires and wins the series 2-0.

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The Harms Commission report criticises the army and police counter-insurgency units, but has no evidence that police operated d

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South Africa’s economy has been feeling the impact of some strong economic sanctions and other anti-apartheid measures, begun t

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The SA rugby team plays for the first time against Italy and win the match in Rome 40-21.

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The Minister of (Black) Education and Training announces that compulsory education for Black children will be introduced in sta

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Prof. Gabriël Stefanus Nienaber, academic, linguist and receiver of several awards, is born in the district of Fauresmith, OFS

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Liberia and Ethiopia institute legal proceedings against SA concerning the administration of South West Africa in the World Cou

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A nationwide strike is launched by Black journalists for increased pay and for recognition of their union, the Media Workers’ A

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UN Emergency Force reports success in easing tension between Egyptian and Israeli troops at positions west of Suez Canal.

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Benin, Libya and Mauritius insist that the United Nations Security Council bypass the Western powers arms embargo resolution an

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Matthews &quot;Loop-en-Val&quot; Motshwareteu, one of South Africa’s greatest middle-and long-distance athletes, is born in Sow

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Anglo-Boer War 2: The South African Conciliation Committee is formed in England, with Leonard Courtney as president and Emily H

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The railway line between Johannesburg/Pretoria and Delagoa Bay is opened. The following source states that the opening wa

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The match in Johannesburg between the Springbok rugby team and the British Lions ends in a tie with 3 points each.

Offices of the Minister of National (Black) Education, Stoffel van der Merwe, and that of Deputy Constitutional Development Min

SA signs treaty with Great Britain on the introduction of a system of levies for certain cereals and related products.

Representatives of striking security guards and industry employers reach an agreement to end the strike at the Commission for C

Bernard Mizeki (known as Mamiyeri Mitseki Gwambe) Anglican missionary and African martyr is murdered at his mission in Marandel

A Zimbabwean student, threatening an air hostess with a syringe and hypodermic needle, demands access to the cockpit of an SAA

The United Nations General Assembly proclaims that South-West Africa shall henceforth be known as ‘Namibia’ and condemns South

The Minister of Economic Affairs, J.C. Heunis, announces that the government has agreed to increase the education and industria

The Simonstown agreement on naval cooperation between Britain and South Africa is formally ended by mutual agreement after 169

A meeting between the End Conscription Campaign (ECC) and the SADF takes place, with a main objective to discuss alternative na

A meeting between the End Conscription Campaign (ECC) and the SADF takes place, with a main objective to discuss alternative na

Thozamile Botha, Chief Executive Officer of the telecommunications company Ikwezi Group and chief negotiator for the ANC on Loc

Prof. Willem Blommaert, chairman of the senate of the University of Stellenbosch, historian and educationist, is born in Belgiu

Pretoria regional court magistrate Len Kotze finds the Waterkloof Four guilty of murder and announces another guilty verdict on

President F.W. de Klerk announces SA beaches open to all racial groups and promises repeal of Separate Amenities Act.

Albert Nzula, teacher, journalist and leader of the Communist Party of South Africa (CPSA), is born in Rouxville, OFS.

SA signs co-operation agreement regarding the promotion of investments and amends bilateral air services agreement with the Rep

The SA rugby team beats Argentine 52-23 in the second test in Buenos Aires and wins the series 2-0.

The Harms Commission report criticises the army and police counter-insurgency units, but has no evidence that police operated d

South Africa’s economy has been feeling the impact of some strong economic sanctions and other anti-apartheid measures, begun t

The SA rugby team plays for the first time against Italy and win the match in Rome 40-21.

The Minister of (Black) Education and Training announces that compulsory education for Black children will be introduced in sta

Prof. Gabriël Stefanus Nienaber, academic, linguist and receiver of several awards, is born in the district of Fauresmith, OFS

Liberia and Ethiopia institute legal proceedings against SA concerning the administration of South West Africa in the World Cou

A nationwide strike is launched by Black journalists for increased pay and for recognition of their union, the Media Workers’ A

UN Emergency Force reports success in easing tension between Egyptian and Israeli troops at positions west of Suez Canal.

Benin, Libya and Mauritius insist that the United Nations Security Council bypass the Western powers arms embargo resolution an

Matthews &amp;quot;Loop-en-Val&amp;quot; Motshwareteu, one of South Africa’s greatest middle-and long-distance athletes, is born in Sow

Anglo-Boer War 2: The South African Conciliation Committee is formed in England, with Leonard Courtney as president and Emily H

The railway line between Johannesburg/Pretoria and Delagoa Bay is opened. The following source states that the opening wa

Matthews "Loop-en-Val" Motshwareteu, one of South Africa’s greatest middle-and long-distance athletes, is born in Sow