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The SA rugby team wins the last test against the British Isles in Newlands 5-0, the fist time ever to win a match.

… The SA rugby team wins the last test against the British Isles in Newlands 5-0, the fist time ever to win a …

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Anglo-Boer War 2 -In the Free State, Lieutenant-General E.L. Elliot’s drive ends. At the cost of only three British casualties,

… E.L. Elliot’s drive ends. At the cost of only three British casualties, …

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Anglo-Boer War 2 -In the Free State, Lieutenant-General E.L. Elliot’s drive ends. At the cost of only three British casualties,

… E.L. Elliot’s drive ends. At the cost of only three British casualties, …

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It is officially announced that the British and South African naval units will engage in a month of joint manoeuvres in South A

… It is officially announced that the British and South African naval units will engage in a month …

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Cetewayo (or Cetshwayo), last of the great Zulu kings, is captured by the British at the end of the Zulu wars.

… last of the great Zulu kings, is captured by the British at the end of the Zulu wars. …

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Kassala, on the Sudan-Eritrean border, is retaken by the British as Major General William Platt begins an offensive against Ita

… Kassala, on the Sudan-Eritrean border, is retaken by the British as Major General William Platt begins an offensive …

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Anglo-Boer War 2: When W.J.C. Brebner reports the signing of the Treaty of Vereeniging (surrender to the British after the Angl

… the signing of the Treaty of Vereeniging (surrender to the British after the Angl …

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Lt.-Gen. Sir William Francis Butler (71), commanding officer of the British forces in the Cape Province during Anglo-Boer War 2

… Sir William Francis Butler (71), commanding officer of the British forces in the Cape Province during Anglo-Boer War 2 …

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Signing of the second and final surrender of the Cape to the British under Gen. David Baird at Papendorp (presently Woodstock)

… of the second and final surrender of the Cape to the British under Gen. David Baird at Papendorp (presently …

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Lord Robert Baden-Powell, British general during the siege of Mafeking during Anglo-Boer War 2 and founder of the Boy Scouts, d

… Lord Robert Baden-Powell, British general during the siege of Mafeking during …

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Tony Blair, British premier, announces in Pretoria that Britain is going to increase the grant for development by 40% during th

… Tony Blair, British premier, announces in Pretoria that Britain is going …

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At the great Xhosa gathering in King William’s Town, Xhosa chief Sandile pledges allegiance to the British crown in the presenc

… Town, Xhosa chief Sandile pledges allegiance to the British crown in the presenc …

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Three of the six protesters leave the British Consulate in protest against South Africa’s action in linking their sit-in with t

… Three of the six protesters leave the British Consulate in protest against South Africa’s action in …

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British mission to subdue Sekhukhune is abandoned after having failed with much loss of life on both sides. He was ultimately d

… British mission to subdue Sekhukhune is abandoned after …

Statement of the Deputy President of the African National Congress, Nelson Mandela, to the Confederation of British industry London, 4 July 1990

… National Congress, Nelson Mandela, to the Confederation of British industry London, 4 July 1990 …

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The SA rugby team loses the second test against the British Lions 15-18, after having lost the first one too.

… The SA rugby team loses the second test against the British Lions 15-18, after having lost the first one too. …

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Pres. Paul Kruger meets the British High Commissioner, Sir Henry Loch, on Pretoria station and accompanies him to his hotel to

… Pres. Paul Kruger meets the British High Commissioner, Sir Henry Loch, on Pretoria …

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Field-cornet Salmon van As is executed by a firing squad after being found guilty by a British Martial court of murdering Ca

… executed by a firing squad after being found guilty by a British Martial court of murdering Ca …

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During World War 2, Axis forces retreat from El Alamein in North Africa in a major victory for British forces commanded by Fiel

… from El Alamein in North Africa in a major victory for British forces commanded by Fiel …

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British archaeologist Howard Carter discovers the steps that lead to the grave of Tutankhamen’s tomb in the Valley of the Tombs

… British archaeologist Howard Carter discovers the steps that …

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Forces of the British South Africa Company force Matabele King Lobengula, son of Mzilikazi, to flee his Great Place in Bulawayo

… Forces of the British South Africa Company force Matabele King Lobengula, …

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South Africa’s tour of the British Isles finishes on an upbeat note as Jake White’s experimental young side takes Scotland apar

… South Africa’s tour of the British Isles finishes on an upbeat note as Jake White’s …

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The HMT Rohna, a British transport ship carrying US soldiers, is hit by a German missile off Algeria. 1 138 men are killed, inc

… The HMT Rohna, a British transport ship carrying US soldiers, is hit by a …

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Anglo-Boer War 2: The British under General Redvers Buller make a frontal attack in the Battle of Colenso aimed at relieving th

… Anglo-Boer War 2: The British under General Redvers Buller make a frontal attack in …

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A proclamation by Commander R.C. Dryer is ratified by British Letters Patent, and the annexation of Walvis Bay to the Cape of

… A proclamation by Commander R.C. Dryer is ratified by British Letters Patent, and the annexation of Walvis Bay to …

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Sudan, angered by the Archbishop of Canterbury’s visit to the rebel-held south, orders the British ambassador to leave the coun

… of Canterbury’s visit to the rebel-held south, orders the British ambassador to leave the coun …

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Former editor and publisher of Drum magazine, Jim Bailey, receives the award of Commander of the British Empire (CBE) for his c

… Jim Bailey, receives the award of Commander of the British Empire (CBE) for his c …

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The British troopship Arniston is wrecked on the rocks at Waenhuiskrans(later called Arniston). 372 of the 378 people on board

… The British troopship Arniston is wrecked on the rocks at …

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About 5 000 people gather on the Parade in Cape town to protest against the decision of Lord Grey, British colonial minister, t

… in Cape town to protest against the decision of Lord Grey, British colonial minister, t …

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In the British House of Commons the Trade and Industry Sub-Committee of the Select Committee on Expenditure proposes an inquiry

… In the British House of Commons the Trade and Industry Sub-Committee …

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The SA rugby team wins the last test against the British Isles in Newlands 5-0, the fist time ever to win a match.

Anglo-Boer War 2 -In the Free State, Lieutenant-General E.L. Elliot’s drive ends. At the cost of only three British casualties,

Anglo-Boer War 2 -In the Free State, Lieutenant-General E.L. Elliot’s drive ends. At the cost of only three British casualties,

It is officially announced that the British and South African naval units will engage in a month of joint manoeuvres in South A

Cetewayo (or Cetshwayo), last of the great Zulu kings, is captured by the British at the end of the Zulu wars.

Kassala, on the Sudan-Eritrean border, is retaken by the British as Major General William Platt begins an offensive against Ita

Anglo-Boer War 2: When W.J.C. Brebner reports the signing of the Treaty of Vereeniging (surrender to the British after the Angl

Lt.-Gen. Sir William Francis Butler (71), commanding officer of the British forces in the Cape Province during Anglo-Boer War 2

Signing of the second and final surrender of the Cape to the British under Gen. David Baird at Papendorp (presently Woodstock)

Lord Robert Baden-Powell, British general during the siege of Mafeking during Anglo-Boer War 2 and founder of the Boy Scouts, d

Tony Blair, British premier, announces in Pretoria that Britain is going to increase the grant for development by 40% during th

At the great Xhosa gathering in King William’s Town, Xhosa chief Sandile pledges allegiance to the British crown in the presenc

Three of the six protesters leave the British Consulate in protest against South Africa’s action in linking their sit-in with t

British mission to subdue Sekhukhune is abandoned after having failed with much loss of life on both sides. He was ultimately d

Statement of the Deputy President of the African National Congress, Nelson Mandela, to the Confederation of British industry London, 4 July 1990

The SA rugby team loses the second test against the British Lions 15-18, after having lost the first one too.

Pres. Paul Kruger meets the British High Commissioner, Sir Henry Loch, on Pretoria station and accompanies him to his hotel to

Field-cornet Salmon van As is executed by a firing squad after being found guilty by a British Martial court of murdering Ca

During World War 2, Axis forces retreat from El Alamein in North Africa in a major victory for British forces commanded by Fiel

British archaeologist Howard Carter discovers the steps that lead to the grave of Tutankhamen’s tomb in the Valley of the Tombs

Forces of the British South Africa Company force Matabele King Lobengula, son of Mzilikazi, to flee his Great Place in Bulawayo

South Africa’s tour of the British Isles finishes on an upbeat note as Jake White’s experimental young side takes Scotland apar

The HMT Rohna, a British transport ship carrying US soldiers, is hit by a German missile off Algeria. 1 138 men are killed, inc

Anglo-Boer War 2: The British under General Redvers Buller make a frontal attack in the Battle of Colenso aimed at relieving th

A proclamation by Commander R.C. Dryer is ratified by British Letters Patent, and the annexation of Walvis Bay to the Cape of

Sudan, angered by the Archbishop of Canterbury’s visit to the rebel-held south, orders the British ambassador to leave the coun

Former editor and publisher of Drum magazine, Jim Bailey, receives the award of Commander of the British Empire (CBE) for his c

The British troopship Arniston is wrecked on the rocks at Waenhuiskrans(later called Arniston). 372 of the 378 people on board

About 5 000 people gather on the Parade in Cape town to protest against the decision of Lord Grey, British colonial minister, t

In the British House of Commons the Trade and Industry Sub-Committee of the Select Committee on Expenditure proposes an inquiry