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Rand Daily Mail explains that Black and White South Africans might compete against each other in an “open international” meetin

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A powerful bomb, planted by Frederick John Harris, explodes in the Johannesburg station. One woman is killed and twenty-two (so

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South Africa and the Soviet Union sign a formal agreement in Johannesburg to promote trade between the two countries. The agree

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Thirty IFP members and residents are killed during the period 23-25 July in retaliatory actions between the different parties.

A life’s work: Harriet Bolton and Durban’s trade unions, 1944 - 1974 by Hannah Keal, December 2009, University of KwaZulu-Natal, Durban

A Learner Resource on the art of Peter Clarke by Emile Maurice and Rebecca Dodd Compiled by the Heritage Agency CC

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The United Nations General Assembly votes by 114 votes to two (South Africa and Portugal), with three abstentions (Britain, Fra

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Gen. Louis Botha, soldier, statesman and first prime minister of the Union of South Africa, is born near Greytown, Natal.

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Indian and Coloured members walk out of Parliament in protest against the draft Group Areas Amendment Bill, the Free Settlement

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Margaret Mary Smith, artist and ichthyologist, is born in Indwe, Eastern Cape. She illustrated the book of her husband, Prof. J

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Schabir Shaik’s appeal against his June 2005 Durban High Court fraud and corruption conviction starts in the Supreme Court of A

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The Commission of Inquiry into the 1986 Unrest and Alleged Mismanagement in KwaNdebele, originally to be headed by Mr Justice W

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Anglo-Boer War 2 The British under Generals R. Pole-Carew and I.S.M. Hamilton occupy the deserted Komatipoort on the ZAR easter

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Following the slayings of hundreds of civilians in a series of incidents believed linked to upcoming elections and the long tho

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Rioters in the Congo burn and loot the Portuguese embassy in Kinshasa, demanding that relations with Portugal be broken off.

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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

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The UN and UNAIDS, its Aids programme, issues a progress report on how member nations were adhering to commitments made during

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It is reported that the President, Vice-President and Secretary-General of the Hervormde Kerk (Reformed Church) of the Netherla

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Douglas Portway, SA born artist who left SA and has since resided in several European countries, is born in Johannesburg.

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Anglo-Boer War 2: The ZAR takes over control of the railway lines and workshops of the Nederlandsche Zuid-Afrikaansche Spoorweg

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Dr James Barry, colonial medical inspector who will perform what is believed to be the first recorded, and successful, caesarea

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F.W. de Klerk is appointed and inaugurated as acting state president after the resignation of Pres. Botha the previous day. S

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John Cranko, SA born ballet dancer and choreographer of the Ballet school of the Wurtemberg State Opera in Stuttgart, Germany,

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John Cranko, SA born ballet dancer and choreographer of the Ballet school of the Wurtemberg State Opera in Stuttgart, Germany,

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Hendrik Lodewyk (Hennie) Roux, Afrikaans cultural leader and co-founder of the Rapportryersbeweging, is born on the farm La Mot

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Christiaan Afrikaner, son of Jonker Afrikaner and Nama chief, is killed in battle at Otjimbingue, German West Africa. He wa

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Former Umkhonto We Sizwe member and senior foreign affairs ministry official, Robert McBride, who was held in Mozambique for si

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F.W. de Klerk is elected president of South Africa by the electoral college and is officially installed on 20 September.

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Rand Daily Mail explains that Black and White South Africans might compete against each other in an “open international” meetin

A powerful bomb, planted by Frederick John Harris, explodes in the Johannesburg station. One woman is killed and twenty-two (so

South Africa and the Soviet Union sign a formal agreement in Johannesburg to promote trade between the two countries. The agree

Thirty IFP members and residents are killed during the period 23-25 July in retaliatory actions between the different parties.

A life’s work: Harriet Bolton and Durban’s trade unions, 1944 - 1974 by Hannah Keal, December 2009, University of KwaZulu-Natal, Durban

A Learner Resource on the art of Peter Clarke by Emile Maurice and Rebecca Dodd Compiled by the Heritage Agency CC

The United Nations General Assembly votes by 114 votes to two (South Africa and Portugal), with three abstentions (Britain, Fra

Gen. Louis Botha, soldier, statesman and first prime minister of the Union of South Africa, is born near Greytown, Natal.

Indian and Coloured members walk out of Parliament in protest against the draft Group Areas Amendment Bill, the Free Settlement

Margaret Mary Smith, artist and ichthyologist, is born in Indwe, Eastern Cape. She illustrated the book of her husband, Prof. J

Schabir Shaik’s appeal against his June 2005 Durban High Court fraud and corruption conviction starts in the Supreme Court of A

The Commission of Inquiry into the 1986 Unrest and Alleged Mismanagement in KwaNdebele, originally to be headed by Mr Justice W

Anglo-Boer War 2 The British under Generals R. Pole-Carew and I.S.M. Hamilton occupy the deserted Komatipoort on the ZAR easter

Following the slayings of hundreds of civilians in a series of incidents believed linked to upcoming elections and the long tho

Rioters in the Congo burn and loot the Portuguese embassy in Kinshasa, demanding that relations with Portugal be broken off.

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

The UN and UNAIDS, its Aids programme, issues a progress report on how member nations were adhering to commitments made during

It is reported that the President, Vice-President and Secretary-General of the Hervormde Kerk (Reformed Church) of the Netherla

Douglas Portway, SA born artist who left SA and has since resided in several European countries, is born in Johannesburg.

Anglo-Boer War 2: The ZAR takes over control of the railway lines and workshops of the Nederlandsche Zuid-Afrikaansche Spoorweg

Dr James Barry, colonial medical inspector who will perform what is believed to be the first recorded, and successful, caesarea

F.W. de Klerk is appointed and inaugurated as acting state president after the resignation of Pres. Botha the previous day. S

John Cranko, SA born ballet dancer and choreographer of the Ballet school of the Wurtemberg State Opera in Stuttgart, Germany,

John Cranko, SA born ballet dancer and choreographer of the Ballet school of the Wurtemberg State Opera in Stuttgart, Germany,

Hendrik Lodewyk (Hennie) Roux, Afrikaans cultural leader and co-founder of the Rapportryersbeweging, is born on the farm La Mot

Christiaan Afrikaner, son of Jonker Afrikaner and Nama chief, is killed in battle at Otjimbingue, German West Africa. He wa

Former Umkhonto We Sizwe member and senior foreign affairs ministry official, Robert McBride, who was held in Mozambique for si

F.W. de Klerk is elected president of South Africa by the electoral college and is officially installed on 20 September.