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Johannes de Wet (80), champion for freedom of the press against Lord Charles Somerset and member of the Cape legislative assemb

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Judge Goldstone makes an urgent plea to the SAG for wider powers, more resources and greater co-operation for his investigation

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In a move set to keep SA and Africa on the European Union’s (EU’s) radar screen, President Thabo Mbeki leads a top delegation o

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In line with the Record of Understanding reached between the SAG and ANC, forty-two political prisoners are released. The Natio

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Ronald (Ronnie) Kasrils, Minister of Intelligence of the Republic of South Africa since 29 April 2004 and former member of the

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The Rev. Francis Owen (52), founder of a mission station in Zululand, secretary of Dingane and eyewitness to the killing of Pie

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The away match between the Bafana Bafana, SA soccer team, and Zambia, ends in a tie with 1 goal scored by each team.

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SA signs agreement with Romania for the avoidance of double taxation and the prevention of fiscal evasion with respect to taxes

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Five Germans and two Egyptians are wounded when Islamic militants fire on them in an attempt to cripple Egypt’s tourist industr

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Britain and France agree to accept a Middle East cease-fire in the Suez War if UN forces can keep the peace.

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Lydia van Niekerk, professor of literature and first woman to be appointed to the chair at the University of Stellenbosch, dies

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The UN General Assembly decides that the Indian complaint against South Africa should be considered jointly by the First and Si

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The H F Verwoerd Dam in the Orange Free State has been renamed the Gariep Dam with immediate effect, Water Affairs and Forestry

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SA cricket players record their first ever innings win over England when they beat Nassar Hussain’s tourists by an innings and

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Congo reaches a cease-fire agreement in Paris with Uganda and Rwanda, which support rebels in Congo, but the rebel groups thems

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The Afrikaner Broederbond (AB) adopts a new constitution, which will allow women and all race groups as members, as long as the

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According to press reports, the Pan Africanist Congress of Azania (PAC) accused the ANC of being &quot;guilty of deceit and dup

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Dr John Daniël Kestell (Vader Kestell), moderator of the DRC synod, editor of Die Kerkbode, and rector of Grey University Coll

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A move to expel South Africa from UNCTAD (The United Nations Conference on Trade and Development) is defeated in the United Nat

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Angola, Cuba, and South Africa end eight months of negotiations under US mediation for a settlement in South West Africa by sig

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Fikile Magadledla, SA artist, co-founder of the Soweto Art Association, illustrator of several books and writer of poetry to ac

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Balthazar Johannes (John) Vorster, premier (1966-1978) and state president (1978-1979) of SA, is born in the district of Jamest

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The Mozambique Convention, an agreement between the ZAR and Portugal, paves the way for the construction of the Delagoa Bay rai

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Johannes Brill, rector of Grey College (later Grey University College and still later the University of the Free State) dies in

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The Rivonia Trial, concerning two charges of sabotage, one under the Suppression of Communism Act, and one under the General La

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Peter (Petrus) K. Masiza, teacher and later priest in the Church of the Province of Southern Africa, dies in Tsomo, Eastern Cap

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Angola gains independence from the colonial ruler Portugal with Dr Agostinho Neto as president and is known as the People’s Rep

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One-day general strike takes place in Port Elizabeth to protest police attacks in Kimberley and East London which resulted in t

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Allister Mackintosh, pilot and ‘father’ of SA aviation dies in Port Elizabeth. He earned a D.S.O. in the Battle of the Somme

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Lillian Gugu Baqwa, first African woman admitted as attorney in 1977 and member of several boards, is born in Pinetown, Natal.

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Johannes de Wet (80), champion for freedom of the press against Lord Charles Somerset and member of the Cape legislative assemb

Judge Goldstone makes an urgent plea to the SAG for wider powers, more resources and greater co-operation for his investigation

In a move set to keep SA and Africa on the European Union’s (EU’s) radar screen, President Thabo Mbeki leads a top delegation o

In line with the Record of Understanding reached between the SAG and ANC, forty-two political prisoners are released. The Natio

Ronald (Ronnie) Kasrils, Minister of Intelligence of the Republic of South Africa since 29 April 2004 and former member of the

The Rev. Francis Owen (52), founder of a mission station in Zululand, secretary of Dingane and eyewitness to the killing of Pie

The away match between the Bafana Bafana, SA soccer team, and Zambia, ends in a tie with 1 goal scored by each team.

SA signs agreement with Romania for the avoidance of double taxation and the prevention of fiscal evasion with respect to taxes

Five Germans and two Egyptians are wounded when Islamic militants fire on them in an attempt to cripple Egypt’s tourist industr

Britain and France agree to accept a Middle East cease-fire in the Suez War if UN forces can keep the peace.

Lydia van Niekerk, professor of literature and first woman to be appointed to the chair at the University of Stellenbosch, dies

The UN General Assembly decides that the Indian complaint against South Africa should be considered jointly by the First and Si

The H F Verwoerd Dam in the Orange Free State has been renamed the Gariep Dam with immediate effect, Water Affairs and Forestry

SA cricket players record their first ever innings win over England when they beat Nassar Hussain’s tourists by an innings and

Congo reaches a cease-fire agreement in Paris with Uganda and Rwanda, which support rebels in Congo, but the rebel groups thems

The Afrikaner Broederbond (AB) adopts a new constitution, which will allow women and all race groups as members, as long as the

According to press reports, the Pan Africanist Congress of Azania (PAC) accused the ANC of being &amp;quot;guilty of deceit and dup

Dr John Daniël Kestell (Vader Kestell), moderator of the DRC synod, editor of Die Kerkbode, and rector of Grey University Coll

A move to expel South Africa from UNCTAD (The United Nations Conference on Trade and Development) is defeated in the United Nat

Angola, Cuba, and South Africa end eight months of negotiations under US mediation for a settlement in South West Africa by sig

Fikile Magadledla, SA artist, co-founder of the Soweto Art Association, illustrator of several books and writer of poetry to ac

Balthazar Johannes (John) Vorster, premier (1966-1978) and state president (1978-1979) of SA, is born in the district of Jamest

The Mozambique Convention, an agreement between the ZAR and Portugal, paves the way for the construction of the Delagoa Bay rai

Johannes Brill, rector of Grey College (later Grey University College and still later the University of the Free State) dies in

The Rivonia Trial, concerning two charges of sabotage, one under the Suppression of Communism Act, and one under the General La

Peter (Petrus) K. Masiza, teacher and later priest in the Church of the Province of Southern Africa, dies in Tsomo, Eastern Cap

Angola gains independence from the colonial ruler Portugal with Dr Agostinho Neto as president and is known as the People’s Rep

One-day general strike takes place in Port Elizabeth to protest police attacks in Kimberley and East London which resulted in t

Allister Mackintosh, pilot and ‘father’ of SA aviation dies in Port Elizabeth. He earned a D.S.O. in the Battle of the Somme

Lillian Gugu Baqwa, first African woman admitted as attorney in 1977 and member of several boards, is born in Pinetown, Natal.

According to press reports, the Pan Africanist Congress of Azania (PAC) accused the ANC of being "guilty of deceit and dup