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EventSir Christoffel Joseph Brand succeeds his brother, P.A. Brand, as editor of De Zuid
… four pages, until 1841 when it appeared twice a week, and from 1880 when it appeared three times a week. De …
EventThe “Ossewabrandwag” is founded
… Africa during the war. After WWII the OB gradually faded from the political scene, as the majority members realised …
EventKader Asmal, political activist and future Member of Parliament, is born
… behind his wife Louise and their two sons. Read passages from the latest publication on Kader Asmal: Politics in My … Davids, N. (2011). ‘Kader Asmal dies’…
EventThe SA author and journalist, Herman Charles Bosman, shoots and kills his stepbrother David Russell during a quarrel
… After this, he was imprisoned for four and a half years, from the age of 21. After his release he pursued a career in …
EventThe Bethal Treason Trial resumes
… was later charged and found guilty of trying to escape from custody. He later sued the Minister of Police without …
EventJohn Traicos makes his International Cricket Test debut for South Africa
… at Durban in their final series before their banishment from Test cricket. Born on 17 May 1947 in Zagazig, Egypt, … Williams, M. (e.d) 'John Traicos' from…
EventJohn Lawrence, Winnie Mandela’s bodyguard, dies after a shoot
… that he hoped justice would be done. A statement taken from Mrs. Mandela seemed to confirm the information released …
EventAmy Biehl is murdered in Cape Town
… Amy Elizabeth Biehl (who was 26 years old), was dragged from her car by a 100-strong mob of youths in Gugulethu, a …
EventThree people are murdered at Eikenhof
… and PAC to free the 'Eikenhof Three', they were released from Johannesburg prison in 1999, having spent five years in … (1998), Eikenhof Three sit as …
EventA meeting titled “Conference for Concerned South Africans” is held, bringing together homeland leaders and conservative Afrikaner parties.
… were more vocal when Treurnicht promised further defence from any attack by the ANC. Underlying his weakness; …
EventHeadman Tshabalala, founding member of the band Ladysmith Black Mambazo, is shot and killed
… was shot dead on *6 December 1991. He was on his way home from a family gathering in Kwa-Zulu Natal when he was stopped …
EventDate is set for constitutional talks
… Delegates from twenty groups (SA government, 'homeland' governments, …
EventSouth African Parliament votes to repeal the legal framework of Apartheid
… framework was the result of unified opposition by people from all over the world, who collectively put pressure on the …
EventAdriaan Vlok, Minister of Law and Order, announces a ban on the carrying of pangas, bush knives and axes weapons in “conflict situations”
… and this eventually led to a demand that Vlok be ousted from his position. …
EventMigrant workers ransack Phola Park
… styled defence units attempted to defend their community from their well-armed attackers. Over 1000 shacks were burned …
EventElectricity cut off in Tumahole township
… residents responded by calling on workers to stay away from their work and scholars also boycotted their classes to …
EventBlast opposite the Athlone Magistrate’s Court and police complex kills two people
… Two activists, Coline Williams and Robbie Waterwitch from Cape Town, were killed when the explosive device they … Commission Report (1996), " UWC Hearing-Day…
EventSADF mounts raids on ANC targets in neighbouring states
… anti-apartheid organisations in 1960 and increasing terror from the Apartheid security forces, these movements went into …
EventBessie Amelia Head, SA novelist dies
… she taught at a school in Clairwood, Durban until 1958. From 1958 to 1960, she worked as a journalist for the Golden …
EventWorld Food Program warns the UN that a record 38 million people are at risk of starvation in Africa
… that around 800 million people in the world are suffering from hunger, with many well-developed nations in the world …
Event60,000 delegates attend the World Summit on Sustainable Development
… Â An estimated 60,000 delegates and heads of government from over 170 countries gathered for the World Summit on …
EventRobert Mugabe assures the SADC that the 9-10 March election in Zimbabwe would be free and fair
… fiercest challenges to his presidency at the March poll from Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) leader Morgan … (2002) ' African pressure seen too weak to…
EventThe Blue Bulls rugby team wins the South African Currie Cup at Loftus
… wars. However, the competition has taken place every year from 1968 to the present day. …
EventSA author, Nadine Gordimer, is born
… Africa. Gordimer has been awarded fifteen honorary degrees from universities all over the world and she founded the … ‘The Nobel Prize in Literature 1991 ”“…
EventSmuts becomes Prime Minister
… while his pro-British approach further alienated him from the Afrikaners. The heaviest blow to his government came … pp. 406-411.| New World Encylopedia, …
EventSpanish Flu strikes South Africa
… conference was held at the University of Cape Town (UCT) from 12 to 15 September 1998 to mark the 80th anniversary of …
EventBattle of Delville Wood starts
… Despite fierce counterattacks and artillery bombardments from German divisions, the SA brigade refused to surrender. …
EventAnna Neethling Pohl, South African actress and author, is born
… became a film actress and the first female broadcaster from 1935 and contributed to folkfeeste (National festivals) …
EventAlan Paton is born
… born in Pietermaritzburg, Natal Province. Paton graduated from Maritzburg College in 1918; he went further to study at …
EventThe South African War: The lifting of the siege of Mafeking
… instructing the British to withdraw their soldiers from the border of the Transvaal. When the British failed to …