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SA signs multilateral treaty on the conservation of Atlantic tunas (with final act and resolution adopted by the conference of

… SA signs multilateral treaty on the conservation of Atlantic …

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Mr. James Arnold (Jimmy) La Guma, former President of the S.A. Coloured People’s Congress, dies at the Groote Schuur Hospital f

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Bishop Hamilton Mvumelwano, Presiding Bishop of the Methodist Church of Southern Africa and President of the SA Council of Chur

… Methodist Church of Southern Africa and President of the SA Council of Chur …

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SA signs an agreement with the League of The Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies regarding the establishment of a delegation i

… SA signs an agreement with the League of The Red Cross and …

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Statistics SA leads the Interdepartmental Task Team on Mortality to give effect to a Cabinet decision to prioritise work on the

… Statistics SA leads the Interdepartmental Task Team on Mortality to give …

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The Constitutional Assembly approves final amendments to the new SA Constitution. The changes are approved by 369 votes to one,

… Assembly approves final amendments to the new SA Constitution. The changes are approved by 369 votes to one, …

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SA signs financial protocol with the government of France; also signs agreement with the government of France concerning the re

… SA signs financial protocol with the government of France; …

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Stats SA reports that the number of commercial farming units in South Africa decreased by 26% between 1993 and 2002

… Stats SA reports that the number of commercial farming units in …

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The Delmas Treason Trial, up to that time the longest in SA history, starts. All the accused plead not guilty.

… of Race Relations. (1989). Race Relations Survey 1988/89, Johannesburg: South African Institute of Race Relations, p. … The Delmas Treason Trial, up to that time the longest in SA history, starts. All the accused plead not guilty. …

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The first rugby match in SA takes place on the Green Point common, Cape Town, between a military and civilian team.

… The first rugby match in SA takes place on the Green Point common, Cape Town, between …

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SA wins the 2004 Tri-Nations rugby championship by beating Australia 23-19 in Durban. http://www.news24.com

… SA wins the 2004 Tri-Nations rugby championship by beating …

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UN-sponsored conference on Lagos condemns apartheid but falls short of calling for complete economic en military boycott of SA.

… of calling for complete economic en military boycott of SA. …

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Regulations granting labour rights for members of the SA National Defence Force (SANDF) are promulgated and published in the Go

… Regulations granting labour rights for members of the SA National Defence Force (SANDF) are promulgated and …

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The SA cricket team loses the 5th test against England with 24 runs in Headingley. England wins the series 2-1.

… The SA cricket team loses the 5th test against England with 24 …

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Government orders the slaughter of 30 000 ostriches in an effort to contain an outbreak of bird flu in SA.

… in an effort to contain an outbreak of bird flu in SA. …

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Twenty Burundian parties sign an agreement in SA on sharing power, but eleven parties, including the main Tutsi party Uprona, f

… Twenty Burundian parties sign an agreement in SA on sharing power, but eleven parties, including the main …

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The SA government transfers R2bn to the Independent Development Trust to ‘overcome the backlog in the socio-economic developmen

… The SA government transfers R2bn to the Independent Development …

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Dr M.S. (Tinie) Louw, (d. 1 March 1979) SA businessman and entrepreneur who was co-founder and president of the Afrikaanse Hand

… Dr M.S. (Tinie) Louw, (d. 1 March 1979) SA businessman and entrepreneur who was co-founder and …

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The SA rugby team wins their last Tri-Nations match of the season against Australia 10-9 in Newlands, Cape Town.

… The SA rugby team wins their last Tri-Nations match of the season …

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The SA regional airline, Sun Air, discontinues its service and thousands of disappointed passengers have to acquire seats on ot

… The SA regional airline, Sun Air, discontinues its service and …

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The chief of the SA defence force, Gen. Jannie Geldenhuys, announces that the Citizens Cooperation Bureau (CCB) will be disband

… The chief of the SA defence force, Gen. Jannie Geldenhuys, announces that the …

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The chief of the SA defence force, Gen. Jannie Geldenhuys, announces that the Citizens Cooperation Bureau (CCB) will be disband

… The chief of the SA defence force, Gen. Jannie Geldenhuys, announces that the …

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The SA rugby team plays for the first time against a team of the British Isles, and lose 0-4 in Port Elizabeth.

… The SA rugby team plays for the first time against a team of the …

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The Basel Convention on the Control of Transboundary Movements of Hazardous Wastes and their Disposal, to which SA is a party,

… Movements of Hazardous Wastes and their Disposal, to which SA is a party, …

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Dr Frans Geldenhuys, first editor of ‘Die Landbouweekblad’ and first head of the SA department of agricultural economics and ma

… editor of ‘Die Landbouweekblad’ and first head of the SA department of agricultural economics and ma …

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Gerrie Coetzee, SA heavyweight boxing champion, wins the World Boxing Association (WBA) title in the US by knocking out America

… Gerrie Coetzee, SA heavyweight boxing champion, wins the World Boxing …

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The world press speculates that a bright flash detected by an American satellite between SA and the Antarctic was caused by a S

… a bright flash detected by an American satellite between SA and the Antarctic was caused by a S …

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Dr M.S. (Tinie) Louw, (d. 1 March 1979) SA businessman and entrepreneur who was co-founder and president of the Afrikaanse Hand

… Dr M.S. (Tinie) Louw, (d. 1 March 1979) SA businessman and entrepreneur who was co-founder and …

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Mary Elizabeth Barber, an 1820 Settler and early SA naturalist, author and painter, dies in Malvern, Natal. She was a remarka

… Mary Elizabeth Barber, an 1820 Settler and early SA naturalist, author and painter, dies in Malvern, Natal. …

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WWI: A body of Active Citizen Force (A.C.F.) troops of the Union of SA, nearly 1 800 strong, lands at Lüderitsbucht (Angra P

… of Active Citizen Force (A.C.F.) troops of the Union of SA, nearly 1 800 strong, lands at Lüderitsbucht (Angra P …

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SA signs multilateral treaty on the conservation of Atlantic tunas (with final act and resolution adopted by the conference of

Mr. James Arnold (Jimmy) La Guma, former President of the S.A. Coloured People’s Congress, dies at the Groote Schuur Hospital f

Bishop Hamilton Mvumelwano, Presiding Bishop of the Methodist Church of Southern Africa and President of the SA Council of Chur

SA signs an agreement with the League of The Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies regarding the establishment of a delegation i

Statistics SA leads the Interdepartmental Task Team on Mortality to give effect to a Cabinet decision to prioritise work on the

The Constitutional Assembly approves final amendments to the new SA Constitution. The changes are approved by 369 votes to one,

SA signs financial protocol with the government of France; also signs agreement with the government of France concerning the re

Stats SA reports that the number of commercial farming units in South Africa decreased by 26% between 1993 and 2002

The Delmas Treason Trial, up to that time the longest in SA history, starts. All the accused plead not guilty.

The first rugby match in SA takes place on the Green Point common, Cape Town, between a military and civilian team.

SA wins the 2004 Tri-Nations rugby championship by beating Australia 23-19 in Durban. http://www.news24.com

UN-sponsored conference on Lagos condemns apartheid but falls short of calling for complete economic en military boycott of SA.

Regulations granting labour rights for members of the SA National Defence Force (SANDF) are promulgated and published in the Go

The SA cricket team loses the 5th test against England with 24 runs in Headingley. England wins the series 2-1.

Government orders the slaughter of 30 000 ostriches in an effort to contain an outbreak of bird flu in SA.

Twenty Burundian parties sign an agreement in SA on sharing power, but eleven parties, including the main Tutsi party Uprona, f

The SA government transfers R2bn to the Independent Development Trust to ‘overcome the backlog in the socio-economic developmen

Dr M.S. (Tinie) Louw, (d. 1 March 1979) SA businessman and entrepreneur who was co-founder and president of the Afrikaanse Hand

The SA rugby team wins their last Tri-Nations match of the season against Australia 10-9 in Newlands, Cape Town.

The SA regional airline, Sun Air, discontinues its service and thousands of disappointed passengers have to acquire seats on ot

The chief of the SA defence force, Gen. Jannie Geldenhuys, announces that the Citizens Cooperation Bureau (CCB) will be disband

The chief of the SA defence force, Gen. Jannie Geldenhuys, announces that the Citizens Cooperation Bureau (CCB) will be disband

The SA rugby team plays for the first time against a team of the British Isles, and lose 0-4 in Port Elizabeth.

The Basel Convention on the Control of Transboundary Movements of Hazardous Wastes and their Disposal, to which SA is a party,

Dr Frans Geldenhuys, first editor of ‘Die Landbouweekblad’ and first head of the SA department of agricultural economics and ma

Gerrie Coetzee, SA heavyweight boxing champion, wins the World Boxing Association (WBA) title in the US by knocking out America

The world press speculates that a bright flash detected by an American satellite between SA and the Antarctic was caused by a S

Dr M.S. (Tinie) Louw, (d. 1 March 1979) SA businessman and entrepreneur who was co-founder and president of the Afrikaanse Hand

Mary Elizabeth Barber, an 1820 Settler and early SA naturalist, author and painter, dies in Malvern, Natal. She was a remarka

WWI: A body of Active Citizen Force (A.C.F.) troops of the Union of SA, nearly 1 800 strong, lands at Lüderitsbucht (Angra P