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Rugby teams of SA and France play to a draw with no score in Paris.

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Sicelo Godfrey Dhlomo, Detainees’ Parents Support Committee, Soweto, is abducted and found shot dead.

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Edwin Alfred Conroy (67), Boer general and politician, dies in Parys, Orange Free State.

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Nicolaas Hofmeyr, clergyman, teacher, author of textbooks and composer, is born in Jacobsdal, CP.

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French agreement with Ethiopia to finance railway construction provokes protests from Britain and Italy.

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The game between the Bafana Bafana, SA soccer team, and Algeria, ends in a tie 1-1.

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The Rev. Hendrik Carel Vos Leibbrandt, archivist and librarian, is born in Cape Town.

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Florence Josephine Zerffi, SA still life and landscape painter, dies in Kilgetty, Pembrokeshire, England.

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Constitutional commission recommends 5,000-year-old monarchy be ended and Egypt become a republic.

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Harm Oost (87), journalist, author, politician and champion for Afrikaans dies in Garsfontein, Pretoria.

Letter from Dr James Moroka and Walter Sisulu to Prime Minister 11 February 1952

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Charles Berman, mine medical officer and expert on primary liver cancer, dies in Johannesburg.

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The Castle of Good Hope, oldest and most historic building in SA, is completed.

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Aboubakar Jakoet, accountant and director, finance, Pick ‘n Pay Retail division since 1995, is born.

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Laura Rautenbach (66), sculptor of several monuments and busts, dies of cancer in Bloemfontein.

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Frans Oerder, SA landscape and still life painter, is born in Rotterdam, the Netherlands.

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Johan Kriek, SA tennis player and winner of the US Indoor 1982, is born.

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WW2: German Afrika Korps, commanded by General Erwin Rommel, take Agedabia and Zuetania, Libya.

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The African National Congress and the Pan-Africanist Congress is banned in South Africa.

This day in history

Aboubakar Jakoet, accountant and director, finance, Pick ‘n Pay Retail division since 1995, is born.

This day in history

Harm Oost (87), journalist, author, politician and champion for Afrikaans dies in Garsfontein, Pretoria.

This day in history

Melt Jacobus Brink, expert in Afrikaans literature and playwright, is born in Cape Town.

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Anglo-Boer War 2: General Buller and Lord Dundonald enter Dundee. Lyttelton’s division captures Glencoe.

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Riots disrupt the general election in Cairo. Twenty-three die and 180 are injured.

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Britain, Germany, and Belgium hold a conference to set the frontiers of the Belgian Congo.

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Christoffel Cornelis Froneman, Free State commander and founder of the town Marquard, is born.

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Britain and Italy reach agreement in Ethiopia, defining frontiers of their Red Sea colonies.

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Dorothy Nyembe is released and participates in activities of Natal Organisation of Women (NOW).

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William J. Burchell (71), botanist and explorer of the South African interior, dies in London.

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Sir Alfred Milner, Cape governor and SA High Commissioner, is born in Bonn, Germany.

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Rugby teams of SA and France play to a draw with no score in Paris.

Sicelo Godfrey Dhlomo, Detainees’ Parents Support Committee, Soweto, is abducted and found shot dead.

Edwin Alfred Conroy (67), Boer general and politician, dies in Parys, Orange Free State.

Nicolaas Hofmeyr, clergyman, teacher, author of textbooks and composer, is born in Jacobsdal, CP.

French agreement with Ethiopia to finance railway construction provokes protests from Britain and Italy.

The game between the Bafana Bafana, SA soccer team, and Algeria, ends in a tie 1-1.

The Rev. Hendrik Carel Vos Leibbrandt, archivist and librarian, is born in Cape Town.

Florence Josephine Zerffi, SA still life and landscape painter, dies in Kilgetty, Pembrokeshire, England.

Constitutional commission recommends 5,000-year-old monarchy be ended and Egypt become a republic.

Harm Oost (87), journalist, author, politician and champion for Afrikaans dies in Garsfontein, Pretoria.

Letter from Dr James Moroka and Walter Sisulu to Prime Minister 11 February 1952

Charles Berman, mine medical officer and expert on primary liver cancer, dies in Johannesburg.

The Castle of Good Hope, oldest and most historic building in SA, is completed.

Aboubakar Jakoet, accountant and director, finance, Pick ‘n Pay Retail division since 1995, is born.

Laura Rautenbach (66), sculptor of several monuments and busts, dies of cancer in Bloemfontein.

Frans Oerder, SA landscape and still life painter, is born in Rotterdam, the Netherlands.

Johan Kriek, SA tennis player and winner of the US Indoor 1982, is born.

WW2: German Afrika Korps, commanded by General Erwin Rommel, take Agedabia and Zuetania, Libya.

The African National Congress and the Pan-Africanist Congress is banned in South Africa.

Aboubakar Jakoet, accountant and director, finance, Pick ‘n Pay Retail division since 1995, is born.

Harm Oost (87), journalist, author, politician and champion for Afrikaans dies in Garsfontein, Pretoria.

Melt Jacobus Brink, expert in Afrikaans literature and playwright, is born in Cape Town.

Anglo-Boer War 2: General Buller and Lord Dundonald enter Dundee. Lyttelton’s division captures Glencoe.

Riots disrupt the general election in Cairo. Twenty-three die and 180 are injured.

Britain, Germany, and Belgium hold a conference to set the frontiers of the Belgian Congo.

Christoffel Cornelis Froneman, Free State commander and founder of the town Marquard, is born.

Britain and Italy reach agreement in Ethiopia, defining frontiers of their Red Sea colonies.

Dorothy Nyembe is released and participates in activities of Natal Organisation of Women (NOW).

William J. Burchell (71), botanist and explorer of the South African interior, dies in London.

Sir Alfred Milner, Cape governor and SA High Commissioner, is born in Bonn, Germany.