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Louise (Lulu) Latsky, SA author of children’s books and the first woman to be awarded a doctorate at the University of Stellenb

… Louise (Lulu) Latsky, SA author of children’s books and the first woman to be …

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Steve Strydom, former chairman of the Free State rugby union and well-known SA rugby referee, dies of cancer in Bloemfontein.

… chairman of the Free State rugby union and well-known SA rugby referee, dies of cancer in Bloemfontein. …

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Free trade between SA and the European Union realises with the signing of the Trade, Development and Co-operation Agreement (TD

… Free trade between SA and the European Union realises with the signing of the …

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SA President Thabo Mbeki is publicly opposed to the provision of AIDS drugs in South Africa, arguing that they are dangerously

… SA President Thabo Mbeki is publicly opposed to the provision …

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Magdalena Gertruide (Magda) Sauer, first woman in SA to practise as a qualified architect and art critic of Die Burger, dies in

… Magdalena Gertruide (Magda) Sauer, first woman in SA to practise as a qualified architect and art critic of Die …

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SA signs multilateral treaty on the principles governing the activities of states in the exploration and use of outer space. Al

… SA signs multilateral treaty on the principles governing the …

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Habib Mohamed (A.M.) Rajab, trader who possessed the biggest collection of oriental art in SA, and remembered for his role in p

… who possessed the biggest collection of oriental art in SA, and remembered for his role in p …

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SA signs agreement with Portugal (for Angola and Mozambique) with regard to rivers of mutual interest and the Kunene River Sche

… SA signs agreement with Portugal (for Angola and Mozambique) …

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SA signs agreements with the government of the US on missile-related export/import restrictions and with the UN Development Pro

… SA signs agreements with the government of the US on …

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According to the SABS Metrication News of this date, ‘massmeter’ is now the correct name for scales and balances in SA.

… is now the correct name for scales and balances in SA. …

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Severus G. Smidt (62), SA author who wrote under the pseudonyms of Johann van der Post and Adriaan Roodt, dies in Durban.

… Severus G. Smidt (62), SA author who wrote under the pseudonyms of Johann van der …

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Mark Thatcher, SA business man and son of Margaret Thatcher, is arrested by the Scorpions on the suspicion of providing about $

… Mark Thatcher, SA business man and son of Margaret Thatcher, is arrested by …

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SA’s gold-panning team returns victorious from the World Gold Panning Championships held in Slovakia, with one gold and two bro

… SA’s gold-panning team returns victorious from the World Gold …

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The SA government prohibits the End Conscription Campaign. The date is given as 24 August 1988 in the following sources: Sout

… The SA government prohibits the End Conscription Campaign. The …

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The SA government prohibits the End Conscription Campaign. The date is given as 24 August 1988 in the following sources: Sout

… The SA government prohibits the End Conscription Campaign. The …

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City Press quotes a researcher at the Centre for Policy Studies at the University of the Witwatersrand, Mr Mark Swelling, as sa

… of Race Relations. (1989). Race Relations Survey 1988/89, Johannesburg: South African Institute of Race Relations, p. … the University of the Witwatersrand, Mr Mark Swelling, as sa …

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The SA rugby team wins the third test against Australia in Sydney 18-6 , thereby winning all the matches of the tour.

… The SA rugby team wins the third test against Australia in Sydney …

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Henri Edouard Prosper Breuil (84), French archaeologist who did a lot of research with Dr Robert Broom in SA, dies in Paris.

… who did a lot of research with Dr Robert Broom in SA, dies in Paris. …

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Zola Budd of SA and Mary Decker of the USA collide accidentally during the 3000m in the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics

… Zola Budd of SA and Mary Decker of the USA collide accidentally during the …

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(Sidney) Robey Leibbrandt, SA Olympic boxer in 1936 who was later condemned to death (but reprieved) because of his Nazi sympat

… (Sidney) Robey Leibbrandt, SA Olympic boxer in 1936 who was later condemned to death …

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Josia Thugwane is the first Black SA athlete to win an Olympic gold medal award by winning the marathon in Atlanta.

… Josia Thugwane is the first Black SA athlete to win an Olympic gold medal award by winning the …

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SA signs treaty with the Federal Republic of Germany relating to the visit of the German nuclear-powered vessel Otto Hahn.

… SA signs treaty with the Federal Republic of Germany relating …

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The Nelspoort Sanatorium, started by Dr Peter Allan and first tuberculosis hospital in SA, is opened by the Prince of Wales.

… by Dr Peter Allan and first tuberculosis hospital in SA, is opened by the Prince of Wales. …

Document 103 - Programme of the National Liberation League of S.A. as Revised and Adopted at First Congress, Cape Town, March 1937

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The Convention on Assistance in the Case of a Nuclear Accident or Radiological Emergency, to which SA is a party, is signed in

… of a Nuclear Accident or Radiological Emergency, to which SA is a party, is signed in …

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Personnel of the SA Air Force’s No 2 (Flying Cheetah) Squadron leave Durban to assist the United Nations in the Korean War.

… Personnel of the SA Air Force’s No 2 (Flying Cheetah) Squadron leave Durban to …

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Robert Godlonton, SA author, newspaper editor and champion for rights of the settlers on the eastern border of the Cape Colony,

… Robert Godlonton, SA author, newspaper editor and champion for rights of the …

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The SA High Commission in Botswana, in collaboration with the business community of the area, hosts the first-ever South Africa

… The SA High Commission in Botswana, in collaboration with the …

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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 …

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Eight Black South Africans walk out of a New York conference on SA in protest against Pretoria’s refusal to issue passports to

… Black South Africans walk out of a New York conference on SA in protest against Pretoria’s refusal to issue passports to …

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Louise (Lulu) Latsky, SA author of children’s books and the first woman to be awarded a doctorate at the University of Stellenb

Steve Strydom, former chairman of the Free State rugby union and well-known SA rugby referee, dies of cancer in Bloemfontein.

Free trade between SA and the European Union realises with the signing of the Trade, Development and Co-operation Agreement (TD

SA President Thabo Mbeki is publicly opposed to the provision of AIDS drugs in South Africa, arguing that they are dangerously

Magdalena Gertruide (Magda) Sauer, first woman in SA to practise as a qualified architect and art critic of Die Burger, dies in

SA signs multilateral treaty on the principles governing the activities of states in the exploration and use of outer space. Al

Habib Mohamed (A.M.) Rajab, trader who possessed the biggest collection of oriental art in SA, and remembered for his role in p

SA signs agreement with Portugal (for Angola and Mozambique) with regard to rivers of mutual interest and the Kunene River Sche

SA signs agreements with the government of the US on missile-related export/import restrictions and with the UN Development Pro

According to the SABS Metrication News of this date, ‘massmeter’ is now the correct name for scales and balances in SA.

Severus G. Smidt (62), SA author who wrote under the pseudonyms of Johann van der Post and Adriaan Roodt, dies in Durban.

Mark Thatcher, SA business man and son of Margaret Thatcher, is arrested by the Scorpions on the suspicion of providing about $

SA’s gold-panning team returns victorious from the World Gold Panning Championships held in Slovakia, with one gold and two bro

The SA government prohibits the End Conscription Campaign. The date is given as 24 August 1988 in the following sources: Sout

The SA government prohibits the End Conscription Campaign. The date is given as 24 August 1988 in the following sources: Sout

City Press quotes a researcher at the Centre for Policy Studies at the University of the Witwatersrand, Mr Mark Swelling, as sa

The SA rugby team wins the third test against Australia in Sydney 18-6 , thereby winning all the matches of the tour.

Henri Edouard Prosper Breuil (84), French archaeologist who did a lot of research with Dr Robert Broom in SA, dies in Paris.

Zola Budd of SA and Mary Decker of the USA collide accidentally during the 3000m in the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics

(Sidney) Robey Leibbrandt, SA Olympic boxer in 1936 who was later condemned to death (but reprieved) because of his Nazi sympat

Josia Thugwane is the first Black SA athlete to win an Olympic gold medal award by winning the marathon in Atlanta.

SA signs treaty with the Federal Republic of Germany relating to the visit of the German nuclear-powered vessel Otto Hahn.

The Nelspoort Sanatorium, started by Dr Peter Allan and first tuberculosis hospital in SA, is opened by the Prince of Wales.

Document 103 - Programme of the National Liberation League of S.A. as Revised and Adopted at First Congress, Cape Town, March 1937

The Convention on Assistance in the Case of a Nuclear Accident or Radiological Emergency, to which SA is a party, is signed in

Personnel of the SA Air Force’s No 2 (Flying Cheetah) Squadron leave Durban to assist the United Nations in the Korean War.

Robert Godlonton, SA author, newspaper editor and champion for rights of the settlers on the eastern border of the Cape Colony,

The SA High Commission in Botswana, in collaboration with the business community of the area, hosts the first-ever South Africa

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

Eight Black South Africans walk out of a New York conference on SA in protest against Pretoria’s refusal to issue passports to