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Mary EvelineFincken singer, teacher of singing, educationist and choirmaster, dies in Cape Town

… teacher of singing, educationist and choirmaster, dies in Cape Town …

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Three US soldiers are killed in Somalia when their helicopter is shot down.

… Three US soldiers are killed in Somalia when their helicopter is shot down. …

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South Africa loses the first rugby test in Christchurch against New Zealand 9-14.

… South Africa loses the first rugby test in Christchurch against New Zealand 9-14. …

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Johannes Anthonie Smith, painter, art critic and journalist, is born in Aberdeen, Karoo.

… Smith, painter, art critic and journalist, is born in Aberdeen, Karoo. …

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Heine Toerien (71), Afrikaans broadcaster and author of entertainment programs, dies in Johannesburg.

… broadcaster and author of entertainment programs, dies in Johannesburg. …

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Heine Toerien (71), Afrikaans broadcaster and author of entertainment programs, dies in Johannesburg.

… broadcaster and author of entertainment programs, dies in Johannesburg. …

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The troopship Charlotte is wrecked in Algoa Bay and ninety-seven people drown.

… The troopship Charlotte is wrecked in Algoa Bay and ninety-seven people drown. …

The Individual, Auto/biography and History in South Africa by Ciraj Shahid Rassool

… The Individual, Auto/biography and History in South Africa by Ciraj Shahid Rassool …

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The United Nations begins the deployment in Liberia of its biggest peacekeeping mission.

… The United Nations begins the deployment in Liberia of its biggest peacekeeping mission. …

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Gangathura Mohambry (Monty) Naicker, medical doctor and prominent politician, is born in Durban.

… Naicker, medical doctor and prominent politician, is born in Durban. …

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Malose Kekana, financier and managing director of several companies, is born in Potgietersrus.

… and managing director of several companies, is born in Potgietersrus. …

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The world’s first-ever triangular postal stamps are issued in the Cape Colony.

… The world’s first-ever triangular postal stamps are issued in the Cape Colony. …

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Essias Renier Grobler (76), administrator of the Orange Free State, dies in Bloemfontein.

… Grobler (76), administrator of the Orange Free State, dies in Bloemfontein. …

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Dr Tsiame Kenneth Mopeli, chief minister of Qwaqwa, is born in Witzieshoek, OFS.

… Dr Tsiame Kenneth Mopeli, chief minister of Qwaqwa, is born in Witzieshoek, OFS. …

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Dr Tsiame Kenneth Mopeli, chief minister of Qwaqwa, is born in Witzieshoek, OFS.

… Dr Tsiame Kenneth Mopeli, chief minister of Qwaqwa, is born in Witzieshoek, OFS. …

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Mine Commissioner Carl von Brandis proclaims the first public mining activities in Johannesburg.

… von Brandis proclaims the first public mining activities in Johannesburg. …

This day in history

Mine Commissioner Carl von Brandis proclaims the first public mining activities in Johannesburg.

… von Brandis proclaims the first public mining activities in Johannesburg. …

Document 86 - E. T. Mofutsanyanas, “The Native Exploiters in South Africa”, Umsebenzi, 27 April 1935

… Document 86 - E. T. Mofutsanyanas, “The Native Exploiters in South Africa”, Umsebenzi, 27 April 1935 …

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King Faud is offered $10 million by John D. Rockerfeller for a museum in Egypt.

… offered $10 million by John D. Rockerfeller for a museum in Egypt. …

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President Didier Ratsiraka of Madagascar is voted out after seventeen years in office.

… Ratsiraka of Madagascar is voted out after seventeen years in office. …

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Barend J. du Plessis, former South African minister of finance, is born in Johannesburg.

… Plessis, former South African minister of finance, is born in Johannesburg. …

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The African National Congress wins resoundingly in South Africa’s second post-apartheid elections.

… The African National Congress wins resoundingly in South Africa’s second post-apartheid elections. …

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Nkosinathi S. Shabangu, SOSCO and Senoane Secondary School pupil, is shot dead in Soweto.

… SOSCO and Senoane Secondary School pupil, is shot dead in Soweto. …

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Israeli forces reach Suez Canal in Egypt, two days into Six-Day War.

… Israeli forces reach Suez Canal in Egypt, two days into Six-Day War. …

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The burial chamber of King Tutankhamen’s recently unearthed tomb is unsealed in Egypt.

… of King Tutankhamen’s recently unearthed tomb is unsealed in Egypt. …

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Fighting erupts between UN troops and supporters of Patrice Lumumba in the Congo.

… erupts between UN troops and supporters of Patrice Lumumba in the Congo. …

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The South African rugby team scores 9 tries and beats France in Bordeaux 38-5.

… South African rugby team scores 9 tries and beats France in Bordeaux 38-5. …

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Mary EvelineFincken singer, teacher of singing, educationist and choirmaster, dies in Cape Town

Three US soldiers are killed in Somalia when their helicopter is shot down.

South Africa loses the first rugby test in Christchurch against New Zealand 9-14.

Johannes Anthonie Smith, painter, art critic and journalist, is born in Aberdeen, Karoo.

Heine Toerien (71), Afrikaans broadcaster and author of entertainment programs, dies in Johannesburg.

Heine Toerien (71), Afrikaans broadcaster and author of entertainment programs, dies in Johannesburg.

The troopship Charlotte is wrecked in Algoa Bay and ninety-seven people drown.

The Individual, Auto/biography and History in South Africa by Ciraj Shahid Rassool

The United Nations begins the deployment in Liberia of its biggest peacekeeping mission.

Gangathura Mohambry (Monty) Naicker, medical doctor and prominent politician, is born in Durban.

Malose Kekana, financier and managing director of several companies, is born in Potgietersrus.

The world’s first-ever triangular postal stamps are issued in the Cape Colony.

Essias Renier Grobler (76), administrator of the Orange Free State, dies in Bloemfontein.

Dr Tsiame Kenneth Mopeli, chief minister of Qwaqwa, is born in Witzieshoek, OFS.

Dr Tsiame Kenneth Mopeli, chief minister of Qwaqwa, is born in Witzieshoek, OFS.

Mine Commissioner Carl von Brandis proclaims the first public mining activities in Johannesburg.

Mine Commissioner Carl von Brandis proclaims the first public mining activities in Johannesburg.

Document 86 - E. T. Mofutsanyanas, “The Native Exploiters in South Africa”, Umsebenzi, 27 April 1935

King Faud is offered $10 million by John D. Rockerfeller for a museum in Egypt.

President Didier Ratsiraka of Madagascar is voted out after seventeen years in office.

Barend J. du Plessis, former South African minister of finance, is born in Johannesburg.

The African National Congress wins resoundingly in South Africa’s second post-apartheid elections.

Nkosinathi S. Shabangu, SOSCO and Senoane Secondary School pupil, is shot dead in Soweto.

Israeli forces reach Suez Canal in Egypt, two days into Six-Day War.

The burial chamber of King Tutankhamen’s recently unearthed tomb is unsealed in Egypt.

Chief Sekukuni of the Bapedi signs peace with the Boers in the Transvaal.

Sir Benjamin D’Urban, Cape Governor (1834-1837), is born in Suffolk, England.

An unsuccessful pro-Soviet military coup is mounted in Angola by Nito Alves.

Fighting erupts between UN troops and supporters of Patrice Lumumba in the Congo.

The South African rugby team scores 9 tries and beats France in Bordeaux 38-5.