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E-0070976	event	Balancing bundles of food and clothing on their heads, Rwandan refugees who previously refused to return home begin re-entering	9 Dec 2011	✓
E-0070941	event	The United Nations Security Council reaffirms the mandatory arms embargo, and, for the first time requests that all states refr	9 Dec 2011	–
E-0070909	event	A Zeerust family, Dr François Barnard, his wife and two sons are killed when their Piper Saratoga crashes during a storm near	9 Dec 2011	✓
E-0070905	event	Three anti-apartheid activists still in the British Consulate in Durban leave the building. A. Gumede and one other are immedia	9 Dec 2011	–
E-0070902	event	The interim state Zimbabwe-Rhodesia, created on 1 June 1979, returns to colonial status and becomes the colony of Zimbabwe-Rhod	9 Dec 2011	✓
E-0070885	event	Dr Sydney Arnold Skaife, founder member of the Cape Nature Conservation Association and author under the name of Hendrik Brand,	9 Dec 2011	✓
E-0070860	event	A press release states that during this year losses totalling over R20 million were incurred through collisions, wrecks and sin	9 Dec 2011	✓
E-0070857	event	The first of the ‘Bantustans’ comes into existence when the Minister of Bantu Administration and Development, De Wet Nel, opens	9 Dec 2011	✓
E-0070854	event	Lt.-Col. James Stevenson-Hamilton (Skukuza) (90), British soldier and one of the most famous nature conservationists in SA hist	9 Dec 2011	✓
E-0070849	event	Matodzi Liphosa, community worker and director of several companies is born in Sibasa, Venda (now Limpopo). He was guest speake	9 Dec 2011	✓
E-0070826	event	Troops open fire on a truckload of Somalis who barrel through a French checkpoint, killing two and injuring seven in the first	9 Dec 2011	✓
E-0070800	event	Sytze Wopkes Wierda (72), architect of several bridges and designer of the Paardekraal monument at Krugersdorp, is born in Sea	9 Dec 2011	✓
E-0070797	event	The first Nobel prizes are awarded. Several South Africans, inter alia, Albert Luthuli, Nelson Mandela and W.A. de Klerk were	9 Dec 2011	✓
R-0070784	archive	Labour Input to the Presidential Job Summit presented on behalf of COSATU, FEDUSA and NACTU by John Gomomo, COSATU President	9 Dec 2011	–
E-0069055	event	After a meeting between the Prime Minister John Vorster, with his Minister of Bantu Administration, and seven of the eight ‘hom	1 Nov 2011	✓
E-0069046	event	In Egypt, the German Afrika Korps and Italian forces under Rommel begin a retreat westwards after a renewed campaign by the all	1 Nov 2011	✓
E-0069025	event	The government announces a plan to allow White and Black businessmen to form partnerships as part of a strategy to draw Blacks	1 Nov 2011	✓
E-0073496	event	Charles William Henry Kohler, dentist, businessman, farmer and first chairman of the KWV founded in 1918, is born in Calvinia.	31 Jan 2012	✓
E-0073488	event	Violence occurs in Johannesburg’s Coloured townships. At least four people are killed and up to two hundred injured when police	31 Jan 2012	✓
E-0073479	event	The Minister of Cooperation and Development, Dr. Piet Koornhof, announces that the ‘72-hour curfew’ will be lifted on a trial b	31 Jan 2012	✓
E-0073456	event	At the farewell function following the signing of Retief’s treaty, Piet Retief, seventy of his men and thirty mounted servants	31 Jan 2012	✓
E-0071277	event	SA’s new constitution is enacted by parliament, signalling the end of apartheid and the birth of the new South Africa.	14 Dec 2011	✓
E-0071271	event	Four Black newspapers, Post Transvaal, Saturday Post, Sunday Post and the Sowetan, are banned on a technicality on the same day	14 Dec 2011	–
E-0071250	event	The Secretary-General submitted a report to the Security Council on the efforts to establish peace and to promote multi-party n	14 Dec 2011	–
R-0108125	archive	Press statement issued by the National Union of Namibian Workers [and] the Congress of South African Trade Unions, 6 April 1989	22 Feb 2016	–
E-0073792	event	SA signs agreement with the Republic of China concerning the avoidance of double taxation and the prevention of fiscal evasion	31 Jan 2012	✓
E-0073789	event	Prof. Johan Heyns, moderator of the Dutch Reformed Church (DRC) and participant in a panel discussion filmed by an American tel	31 Jan 2012	✓
E-0073787	event	In response to a question in parliament, the minister of education and development aid, Dr Gerrit Viljoen, said that 917 school	31 Jan 2012	✓
E-0073646	event	Minister of Law and Order Adriaan Vlok says more than seventeen million people were arrested under influx control laws between	31 Jan 2012	✓
E-0073628	event	The first batch of Resisters who cross the Natal Transvaal border are arrested and given one month’s suspended sentence each.	31 Jan 2012	✓

Balancing bundles of food and clothing on their heads, Rwandan refugees who previously refused to return home begin re-entering

The United Nations Security Council reaffirms the mandatory arms embargo, and, for the first time requests that all states refr

A Zeerust family, Dr François Barnard, his wife and two sons are killed when their Piper Saratoga crashes during a storm near

Three anti-apartheid activists still in the British Consulate in Durban leave the building. A. Gumede and one other are immedia

The interim state Zimbabwe-Rhodesia, created on 1 June 1979, returns to colonial status and becomes the colony of Zimbabwe-Rhod

Dr Sydney Arnold Skaife, founder member of the Cape Nature Conservation Association and author under the name of Hendrik Brand,

A press release states that during this year losses totalling over R20 million were incurred through collisions, wrecks and sin

The first of the ‘Bantustans’ comes into existence when the Minister of Bantu Administration and Development, De Wet Nel, opens

Lt.-Col. James Stevenson-Hamilton (Skukuza) (90), British soldier and one of the most famous nature conservationists in SA hist

Matodzi Liphosa, community worker and director of several companies is born in Sibasa, Venda (now Limpopo). He was guest speake

Troops open fire on a truckload of Somalis who barrel through a French checkpoint, killing two and injuring seven in the first

Sytze Wopkes Wierda (72), architect of several bridges and designer of the Paardekraal monument at Krugersdorp, is born in Sea

The first Nobel prizes are awarded. Several South Africans, inter alia, Albert Luthuli, Nelson Mandela and W.A. de Klerk were

Labour Input to the Presidential Job Summit presented on behalf of COSATU, FEDUSA and NACTU by John Gomomo, COSATU President

After a meeting between the Prime Minister John Vorster, with his Minister of Bantu Administration, and seven of the eight ‘hom

In Egypt, the German Afrika Korps and Italian forces under Rommel begin a retreat westwards after a renewed campaign by the all

The government announces a plan to allow White and Black businessmen to form partnerships as part of a strategy to draw Blacks

Charles William Henry Kohler, dentist, businessman, farmer and first chairman of the KWV founded in 1918, is born in Calvinia.

Violence occurs in Johannesburg’s Coloured townships. At least four people are killed and up to two hundred injured when police

The Minister of Cooperation and Development, Dr. Piet Koornhof, announces that the ‘72-hour curfew’ will be lifted on a trial b

At the farewell function following the signing of Retief’s treaty, Piet Retief, seventy of his men and thirty mounted servants

SA’s new constitution is enacted by parliament, signalling the end of apartheid and the birth of the new South Africa.

Four Black newspapers, Post Transvaal, Saturday Post, Sunday Post and the Sowetan, are banned on a technicality on the same day

The Secretary-General submitted a report to the Security Council on the efforts to establish peace and to promote multi-party n

Press statement issued by the National Union of Namibian Workers [and] the Congress of South African Trade Unions, 6 April 1989

SA signs agreement with the Republic of China concerning the avoidance of double taxation and the prevention of fiscal evasion

Prof. Johan Heyns, moderator of the Dutch Reformed Church (DRC) and participant in a panel discussion filmed by an American tel

In response to a question in parliament, the minister of education and development aid, Dr Gerrit Viljoen, said that 917 school

Minister of Law and Order Adriaan Vlok says more than seventeen million people were arrested under influx control laws between

The first batch of Resisters who cross the Natal Transvaal border are arrested and given one month’s suspended sentence each.

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