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The Law on National Parks is passed and the name of Sabie Game Reserve is changed to the Kruger National Park.

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At least four policemen are apparently arrested and questioned about a burglary last week from the safes of the SAPS serious an

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Simon Hulumeni Gumede, Zulu chief and Minister of Works in the KwaZulu Government, 1983, is born in the Ubombo district, KwaZul

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Anglo-Boer War 2: The officially reported camp population of the White concentration camps is 116, 572 and the deaths for May a

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Four people, believed to be members of the ANC, are arrested in Gaborone, Botswana, and charged with the illegal possession of

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Percy Fisher, miner and unionist born in 1891 in Durham, England, is found dead inside Central Hall of Fordsburg with a bullet

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The former Prime Minister and President, John Vorster, re-emerges into public life with a speech in Bloemfontein in which he qu

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Commander R.C. Dyer of the vessel MHS Industry reads the document annexing Walvis Bay and the surrounding area for Britain, aft

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Maropoli Mapalakanye, an organiser for MWASA, is reported missing. No reply is received from the minister of law and order to a

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Ethiopia and Eritrea amass thousands of troops along their border, ready to fight over a 640-square km triangle of disputed lan

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A thirty-day cease-fire is declared as talks between Algerian Moslem leaders and the French government begin at Evian-les-Bains

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A bomb blast damages Melrose House in Pretoria, where the peace treaty between the two Boer Republics and Britain was signed in

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F.B. Deemin, a gold digger of Johannesburg, is hanged in Australia for murdering his first wife and casting her in a cement blo

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Capt. Smith attacks Andries Pretorius at Congella in Natal. Smith is defeated, seventeen men are killed and thirty-one are wo

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The new campus of the Randse Afrikaanse Universiteit (RAU) is opened by the SA state president and chancellor of the university

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Dr Carel de Wet, grandson of Gen. C.R. de Wet, former minister of health and diplomat, is born in Memel, OFS.

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In an attempt to unite the two Boer republics, the commandoes of the Free State and Transvaal (Zuid-Afrikaansche Republiek) con

This day in history

SA sends troops to Ciskei to suppress mob attacks on factories and shops after military coup under Brigadier Gqozo ousted autho

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Cape Town’s Hely-Hutchinson Reservoir, named after Sir Walter Francis Hely-Hutchinson, at one time governor of Natal and of the

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Four striking truckers are shot and wounded by a security guard when about 150 protesters storm the gates of Cargo Carriers in

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Four senior newspaper editors are found guilty on between one and three counts under the 1982 Protection of Information Act, an

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ZANU-PF under Robert Mugabe wins the first free elections in Zimbabwe and Robert Mugabe becomes president. http://www.news24.

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In the British House of Commons the Trade and Industry Sub-Committee of the Select Committee on Expenditure proposes an inquiry

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Umkhonto we Sizwe (MK) chief-of-staff Chris Hani says as long as the SADF continues recruitment and training, his organisation

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The Rev. Evert Jean Jacques van der Horst, minister of the Dutch Reformed Church and member of parliament for Wolmaransstad, is

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The United Party suffers reverses in municipal elections in the Transvaal and fails to contest the Randburg seats because of in

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Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, the self-described planner and organiser of the September 11 attacks on the World Trade Centre in New Y

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Statement of intent between the governments of South Africa and the United States to establish the South Africa-US Bi-national

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Alpheus Hamilton Zulu, bishop of Zululand and later president of the World Council of Churches (WCC), dies in Ulundi, Natal. He

This day in history

An expedition of seventy-one under August F. Beutler leaves the Castle at the Cape with eleven wagons and thirty-seven soldiers

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The Law on National Parks is passed and the name of Sabie Game Reserve is changed to the Kruger National Park.

At least four policemen are apparently arrested and questioned about a burglary last week from the safes of the SAPS serious an

Simon Hulumeni Gumede, Zulu chief and Minister of Works in the KwaZulu Government, 1983, is born in the Ubombo district, KwaZul

Anglo-Boer War 2: The officially reported camp population of the White concentration camps is 116, 572 and the deaths for May a

Four people, believed to be members of the ANC, are arrested in Gaborone, Botswana, and charged with the illegal possession of

Percy Fisher, miner and unionist born in 1891 in Durham, England, is found dead inside Central Hall of Fordsburg with a bullet

The former Prime Minister and President, John Vorster, re-emerges into public life with a speech in Bloemfontein in which he qu

Commander R.C. Dyer of the vessel MHS Industry reads the document annexing Walvis Bay and the surrounding area for Britain, aft

Maropoli Mapalakanye, an organiser for MWASA, is reported missing. No reply is received from the minister of law and order to a

Ethiopia and Eritrea amass thousands of troops along their border, ready to fight over a 640-square km triangle of disputed lan

A thirty-day cease-fire is declared as talks between Algerian Moslem leaders and the French government begin at Evian-les-Bains

A bomb blast damages Melrose House in Pretoria, where the peace treaty between the two Boer Republics and Britain was signed in

F.B. Deemin, a gold digger of Johannesburg, is hanged in Australia for murdering his first wife and casting her in a cement blo

Capt. Smith attacks Andries Pretorius at Congella in Natal. Smith is defeated, seventeen men are killed and thirty-one are wo

The new campus of the Randse Afrikaanse Universiteit (RAU) is opened by the SA state president and chancellor of the university

Dr Carel de Wet, grandson of Gen. C.R. de Wet, former minister of health and diplomat, is born in Memel, OFS.

In an attempt to unite the two Boer republics, the commandoes of the Free State and Transvaal (Zuid-Afrikaansche Republiek) con

SA sends troops to Ciskei to suppress mob attacks on factories and shops after military coup under Brigadier Gqozo ousted autho

Cape Town’s Hely-Hutchinson Reservoir, named after Sir Walter Francis Hely-Hutchinson, at one time governor of Natal and of the

Four striking truckers are shot and wounded by a security guard when about 150 protesters storm the gates of Cargo Carriers in

Four senior newspaper editors are found guilty on between one and three counts under the 1982 Protection of Information Act, an

ZANU-PF under Robert Mugabe wins the first free elections in Zimbabwe and Robert Mugabe becomes president. http://www.news24.

In the British House of Commons the Trade and Industry Sub-Committee of the Select Committee on Expenditure proposes an inquiry

Umkhonto we Sizwe (MK) chief-of-staff Chris Hani says as long as the SADF continues recruitment and training, his organisation

The Rev. Evert Jean Jacques van der Horst, minister of the Dutch Reformed Church and member of parliament for Wolmaransstad, is

The United Party suffers reverses in municipal elections in the Transvaal and fails to contest the Randburg seats because of in

Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, the self-described planner and organiser of the September 11 attacks on the World Trade Centre in New Y

Statement of intent between the governments of South Africa and the United States to establish the South Africa-US Bi-national

Alpheus Hamilton Zulu, bishop of Zululand and later president of the World Council of Churches (WCC), dies in Ulundi, Natal. He

An expedition of seventy-one under August F. Beutler leaves the Castle at the Cape with eleven wagons and thirty-seven soldiers