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Hendrik Pieter Marthinus Steyn portrait

Hendrik Pieter Marthinus Steyn

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SA signs an air transport agreement with Lesotho for services between and beyond their respective territories.

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SA signs an agreement concerning the status of the United Nations Transition Assistance Group to Namibia.

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SA signs an agreement concerning the status of the United Nations Transition Assistance Group to Namibia.

Rhodesian Prime Minister, Ian Smith, issues a Unilateral Declaration of Independence

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Rhodesian Prime Minister, Ian Smith, issues a Unilateral Declaration of Independence

Address to the Commonwealth Club, World Affairs Council and US/SA Business Council Conference, 24 May 2000

… San Francisco, USA. Michael Edwards, in his book 'Future … with the assistance of a surgeon sitting in her office in San Francisco. To be able to do this, it requires of the …

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The Rev. Dr. Arthur William Blaxall, an Anglican clergyman, is convicted on charges of aiding the activities of the Pan-African

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Severus G. Smidt (62), SA author who wrote under the pseudonyms of Johann van der Post and Adriaan Roodt, dies in Durban.

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SA’s gold-panning team returns victorious from the World Gold Panning Championships held in Slovakia, with one gold and two bro

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Shah Reza Khan Pahlavi of Persia, who abdicated in 1941 in favour of his son, dies in exile in Johannesburg, SA.

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General Jan Christiaan Smuts (80), former prime minister of SA, dies on his farm Doornkloof, near Pretoria. The Star, 04 Sept

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Eighty-four African would-be immigrants drown off Mauritania after their boats sank in an attempt to reach Spain’s Canary Islan

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Three Whites, Damion de Lange, Ian Robertson and Susan Donelly, are convicted of terrorism for being in possession of an arms c

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A row over a fare between an Egyptian donkey boy and a Maltese man triggers a riot in the city in which several hundred people

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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

Peter Clarence van Riet Lowe, archaeologist and civil engineer who built 109 bridges in SA, is born in Aliwal North, CC.

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Peter Clarence van Riet Lowe, archaeologist and civil engineer who built 109 bridges in SA, is born in Aliwal North, CC.

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Sir Laurens van der Post (90), SA born explorer, author and mentor of Britain’s Prince Charles, dies in Chelsea, England. The d

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William Ewart Gladstone (W.E.G.) Louw, SA poet and literator and younger brother of N.P. van Wyk Louw, is born in Sutherland.

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Du Prè Alexander, Earl of Caledon arrives in the Cape as SA’s first civilian governor. He instituted circuit courts in 1811.

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Daniel Sefundi (Dan) Rakgoathe, SA artist, is born in Randfontein, Transvaal. He was the first full-time student in the fin

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The Job Creation Trust, aimed at raising millions for the relief of unemployment, is launched by SA’s three major trade union f

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WWII: SA prime minister, General Jan Smuts, asks parliament’s approval to send troops to Europe, contrary to his promise in 193

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The most publicised court case since apartheid ends. Mr Justice Willem van der Merwe pronounces former vice-president of SA, Mr

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A twenty-year ban on big-game hunting is lifted in the Côte d’Ivoire in an attempt to raise tourist revenue.

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The Prime Minister of SA maintains that the country is economically so strong that it can withstand economic sanctions. The onl

Jacob “Dancing Shoes” Morake portrait

Jacob “Dancing Shoes” Morake

Mono Badela portrait

Mono Badela

Xhosa

… they destroyed or incorporated the Khoikhoi chiefdoms and San groups, and their language became influenced by Khoi and San words, which contain distinctive 'clicks'. Europeans who … This expansion was first at the expense of the Khoi and San, but later Xhosa land was taken as well. The Xhosa …

Say It out Loud - The 1919 Presidential Address, Cape Town, 22nd April, 1919

Jeug krag SA : Youth for SA

Jeug krag SA : Youth for SA