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Multilateral agreement between the governments of Ciskei, South Africa, Transkei and Venda on the cross-border transportation o

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Anglo-Boer War 2: The British under General French occupies Waterval-Boven and Waterval-Onder in eastern Transvaal.

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The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) and the South African Government initialled a Memorandum of Understan

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Jan Lion Cachet, champion of Afrikaans and member of the firstand second Afrikaanse Taalbeweging (Afrikaans Language Movement),

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Political prisoners and victims still waiting for TRC closure by Phillip De Wet, 6 March 2015, South Africa

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United Democratic Front (UDF) General Information by Nelson Mandela Organisation, May 1983, Transvaal, Cape Province and Natal

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1914: SA, WW1 and Afrikaner Rebellion by Dr Rodney Warwick (Politics Web), 06 August 2014, South Africa

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Nadine Gordimer: Tough questions for herself by Staff Reporter,(Mail and Guardian),18 July 2014,South Africa

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Writing by the flash of fireflies by Karen Lazar (Mail and Guardian),20 November 2013,South Africa

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In a public repudiation of Mugabe’s designs on expanding his presidential powers and expropriating White-owned farms, Zimbabwea

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Community and sports leader Hassan Howa dies. The government posthumously bestowed a presidential medal on him in 1998.

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The Rev. T.C. Esterhuysen (Oom Essie, 66), missionary and moderator of the Dutch Reformed Mission Church, dies.

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Britain and Egypt sign new treaty, according to which Sudan is to have independence within three years.

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A second treaty is signed for the establishment of the border between the Orange Free State and Basutoland.

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Cradock becomes a municipality. The settlement started in 1813 as a frontier outpost and was proclaimed a township in 1814.

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Chris Heunis, Minister of Constitutional Development and Planning, is appointed Acting State President by President P.W. Botha

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Dr Andrew Murray, noted South African clergyman and educationist, dies in Wellington at the age of 88.

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A proclamation is issued under the Riotous Assemblies Act banning political gatherings, processions, and protests for five week

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President Thabo Mbeki distances himself in parliament from the controversial “Native Club” and criticise its racial exclusivity

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123 White ministers and theologians of the Dutch Reformed Church (Nederduitse Gereformeerde Kerk) Family issue a statement in w

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Charles William Engelhard, chairman of Rand Mines and director of Anglo American, is born in New York.

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Joyce Modimoeng is killed and her husband, David (MAWU member) injured, by a bomb thrown into their house.

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Joseph Matthew Seshego Latakgomo, journalist and editor of several newspapers in the past, is born in Pretoria.

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Steve Tshwete, Minister of Sport and Recreation, holds talks with representatives of nine national sports organisations, urging

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Philemon (Duma) Pearce Dumasile Nokwe, first African advocate of the Supreme Court of Transvaal and a politician, dies.

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Prof. Matthys Stefanus Benjamin Kritzinger, Afrikaans literator and lexicographer, is born in the district of Carolina, Eastern

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SA signs joint communiqué on the establishment of diplomatic relations with the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago

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Peter Allan, physician, health administrator and founder of the Nelspoort Sanatorium, first tuberculosis hospital in SA, dies i

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Britain bans airlines from Albania, Sierra Leone, Equatorial Guinea, Gambia, Liberia Tajikistan, Congo and the Cameroons from f

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Fredericus (Frederik) Rompel, journalist and parliamentary reporter of De Volksstem in the Zuid-Afrikaansche Republiek (ZAR) is

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Multilateral agreement between the governments of Ciskei, South Africa, Transkei and Venda on the cross-border transportation o

Anglo-Boer War 2: The British under General French occupies Waterval-Boven and Waterval-Onder in eastern Transvaal.

The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) and the South African Government initialled a Memorandum of Understan

Jan Lion Cachet, champion of Afrikaans and member of the firstand second Afrikaanse Taalbeweging (Afrikaans Language Movement),

Political prisoners and victims still waiting for TRC closure by Phillip De Wet, 6 March 2015, South Africa

United Democratic Front (UDF) General Information by Nelson Mandela Organisation, May 1983, Transvaal, Cape Province and Natal

1914: SA, WW1 and Afrikaner Rebellion by Dr Rodney Warwick (Politics Web), 06 August 2014, South Africa

Nadine Gordimer: Tough questions for herself by Staff Reporter,(Mail and Guardian),18 July 2014,South Africa

Writing by the flash of fireflies by Karen Lazar (Mail and Guardian),20 November 2013,South Africa

In a public repudiation of Mugabe’s designs on expanding his presidential powers and expropriating White-owned farms, Zimbabwea

Community and sports leader Hassan Howa dies. The government posthumously bestowed a presidential medal on him in 1998.

The Rev. T.C. Esterhuysen (Oom Essie, 66), missionary and moderator of the Dutch Reformed Mission Church, dies.

Britain and Egypt sign new treaty, according to which Sudan is to have independence within three years.

A second treaty is signed for the establishment of the border between the Orange Free State and Basutoland.

Cradock becomes a municipality. The settlement started in 1813 as a frontier outpost and was proclaimed a township in 1814.

Chris Heunis, Minister of Constitutional Development and Planning, is appointed Acting State President by President P.W. Botha

Dr Andrew Murray, noted South African clergyman and educationist, dies in Wellington at the age of 88.

A proclamation is issued under the Riotous Assemblies Act banning political gatherings, processions, and protests for five week

President Thabo Mbeki distances himself in parliament from the controversial “Native Club” and criticise its racial exclusivity

123 White ministers and theologians of the Dutch Reformed Church (Nederduitse Gereformeerde Kerk) Family issue a statement in w

Charles William Engelhard, chairman of Rand Mines and director of Anglo American, is born in New York.

Joyce Modimoeng is killed and her husband, David (MAWU member) injured, by a bomb thrown into their house.

Joseph Matthew Seshego Latakgomo, journalist and editor of several newspapers in the past, is born in Pretoria.

Steve Tshwete, Minister of Sport and Recreation, holds talks with representatives of nine national sports organisations, urging

Philemon (Duma) Pearce Dumasile Nokwe, first African advocate of the Supreme Court of Transvaal and a politician, dies.

Prof. Matthys Stefanus Benjamin Kritzinger, Afrikaans literator and lexicographer, is born in the district of Carolina, Eastern

SA signs joint communiqué on the establishment of diplomatic relations with the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago

Peter Allan, physician, health administrator and founder of the Nelspoort Sanatorium, first tuberculosis hospital in SA, dies i

Britain bans airlines from Albania, Sierra Leone, Equatorial Guinea, Gambia, Liberia Tajikistan, Congo and the Cameroons from f

Fredericus (Frederik) Rompel, journalist and parliamentary reporter of De Volksstem in the Zuid-Afrikaansche Republiek (ZAR) is