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SA signs International Labour Organisation Convention, no. 116, concerning the partial revision of conventions adopted.

… Convention, no. 116, concerning the partial revision of conventions adopted. …

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Madagascar gains independence as the Malagasy Republic. In 1975 it becomes the Republic of Madagascar.

… as the Malagasy Republic. In 1975 it becomes the Republic of Madagascar. …

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Azhar Cachalia, founder of the Secretariat for Safety and Security in SA, is born Scotland.

… Azhar Cachalia, founder of the Secretariat for Safety and Security in SA, is born …

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Defiance Campaign is launched. Groups of protesters in all major centres deliberately break unjust laws.

… Defiance Campaign is launched. Groups of protesters in all major centres deliberately break unjust …

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SA beats New Zealand 13-0 in the first rugby test of the series in Johannesburg.

… SA beats New Zealand 13-0 in the first rugby test of the series in Johannesburg. …

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WWII: General Sir Claude Auchinleck becomes commander of the British Eighth Army in North Africa.

… WWII: General Sir Claude Auchinleck becomes commander of the British Eighth Army in North Africa. …

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Jan van Riebeeck nominates the first Burgher Council in Table Bay, consisting of four freemen.

… the first Burgher Council in Table Bay, consisting of four freemen. …

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Sbu Pitiyasi Mnguni, ANC member, is shot dead by a group of gunmen in Malukazi, Natal.

… A Crime Against Humanity: analysing the repression of the apartheid state, Johannesburg: Human Rights Committee, … Sbu Pitiyasi Mnguni, ANC member, is shot dead by a group of gunmen in Malukazi, Natal. …

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Bishop Selby Taylor warns against the forced removal of Blacks from the Lady Selborne area.

… Bishop Selby Taylor warns against the forced removal of Blacks from the Lady Selborne area. …

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Marais Viljoen is inaugurated as SA’s fifth state president after the resignation of B.J. Vorster.

… as SA’s fifth state president after the resignation of B.J. Vorster. …

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Vincent Joseph Gaobakwe Matthews, SA Deputy Minister of Safety and Security since 1994, is born.

… Vincent Joseph Gaobakwe Matthews, SA Deputy Minister of Safety and Security since 1994, is born. …

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During a fierce gale in Table Bay, eleven ships are wrecked with severe loss of life.

… Potgieter, D.J. et al. (eds)(1970). Standard Encyclopaedia of Southern Africa, Cape Town: NASOU, v. 9, p. 618 … in Table Bay, eleven ships are wrecked with severe loss of life. …

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Maria van Riebeeck, daughter of Jan and his wife Maria, is born at the Cape.

… Maria van Riebeeck, daughter of Jan and his wife Maria, is born at the Cape. …

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Anglo-Boer War 2: Sergeant J. Rogers of the SA Constabulary earns a Victoria Cross near Thaba Nchu.

… Anglo-Boer War 2: Sergeant J. Rogers of the SA Constabulary earns a Victoria Cross near Thaba Nchu. …

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The ‘Afrikaanse Taalmonument’ (Monument of the Afrikaans language) near Paarl, is handed to the state.

… The ‘Afrikaanse Taalmonument’ (Monument of the Afrikaans language) near Paarl, is handed to the state. …

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Ben Bella is moved to a French hospital after eleven days of hunger strike in Algiers.

… Ben Bella is moved to a French hospital after eleven days of hunger strike in Algiers. …

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Abraham Fischer (63), premier of the Orange Free State Colony (1907), dies in Cape Town.

… Abraham Fischer (63), premier of the Orange Free State Colony (1907), dies in Cape Town. …

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Checkpoints outside Suez City, Egypt, are now under the control of the UN Emergency Force.

… outside Suez City, Egypt, are now under the control of the UN Emergency Force. …

Resolution against the Natives Land Act 1913 and the Report of the Natives Land Commission

… Resolution against the Natives Land Act 1913 and the Report of the Natives Land Commission …

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The flag of the British South Africa Company or Chartered Company is hoisted in Bulawayo.

… Potgieter, D.J. et al. (eds)(1970). Standard Encyclopaedia of Southern Africa, Cape Town: NASOU, v. 3, p. 169 … The flag of the British South Africa Company or Chartered Company is …

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Nigerian President Olusegun Obasanjo sacks the dead of the state oil company, Jackson Gaius-Obaseki.

… Nigerian President Olusegun Obasanjo sacks the dead of the state oil company, Jackson Gaius-Obaseki. …

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Phumzile Mlambo-Ngcuka, deputy president and wife of former public prosecutor Bulelani Ngcuka, is born.

… Phumzile Mlambo-Ngcuka, deputy president and wife of former public prosecutor Bulelani Ngcuka, is born. …

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Florence Barbara Ribeiro, community worker and wife of Fabian Ribeiro, is born in Vryheid, Natal.

… Sonderling, N.E. (ed.) (1999). New Dictionary of South African Biography, v.2 , Pretoria: Vista. … Florence Barbara Ribeiro, community worker and wife of Fabian Ribeiro, is born in Vryheid, Natal. …

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Unknown gunmen assassinate prominent Zulu prince Cyril Zulu, the mayor-designate of Durban, South Africa.

… prominent Zulu prince Cyril Zulu, the mayor-designate of Durban, South Africa. …

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Britain annexes the Rode Valley at the Pondoland frontier as part of the Cape Colony.

… annexes the Rode Valley at the Pondoland frontier as part of the Cape Colony. …

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Tripartite Invasion of the Suez Canal Zone is officially ended under pressure from the UN.

… Tripartite Invasion of the Suez Canal Zone is officially ended under pressure …

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The pulpit of the Groote Kerk, made by Anton Anreith, is inaugurated in Cape Town.

… The pulpit of the Groote Kerk, made by Anton Anreith, is inaugurated in …

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Clements Kadalie (adopted name of Lameck Koniwaka Kadali Muwamba), trade unionist, dies in East London.

… Kruger, D.W. (ed)(1972). Dictionary of South African Biography, Cape Town: Human Sciences … Clements Kadalie (adopted name of Lameck Koniwaka Kadali Muwamba), trade unionist, dies in …

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Celebrated South African poet Sheila Cussons dies in Cape Town at the age of 82.

… African poet Sheila Cussons dies in Cape Town at the age of 82. …

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South Africa signs an amendment to the trade agreement of 13 March 1967 with Malawi.

… South Africa signs an amendment to the trade agreement of 13 March 1967 with Malawi. …

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SA signs International Labour Organisation Convention, no. 116, concerning the partial revision of conventions adopted.

Madagascar gains independence as the Malagasy Republic. In 1975 it becomes the Republic of Madagascar.

Azhar Cachalia, founder of the Secretariat for Safety and Security in SA, is born Scotland.

Defiance Campaign is launched. Groups of protesters in all major centres deliberately break unjust laws.

SA beats New Zealand 13-0 in the first rugby test of the series in Johannesburg.

WWII: General Sir Claude Auchinleck becomes commander of the British Eighth Army in North Africa.

Jan van Riebeeck nominates the first Burgher Council in Table Bay, consisting of four freemen.

Sbu Pitiyasi Mnguni, ANC member, is shot dead by a group of gunmen in Malukazi, Natal.

Bishop Selby Taylor warns against the forced removal of Blacks from the Lady Selborne area.

Marais Viljoen is inaugurated as SA’s fifth state president after the resignation of B.J. Vorster.

Vincent Joseph Gaobakwe Matthews, SA Deputy Minister of Safety and Security since 1994, is born.

During a fierce gale in Table Bay, eleven ships are wrecked with severe loss of life.

Maria van Riebeeck, daughter of Jan and his wife Maria, is born at the Cape.

Anglo-Boer War 2: Sergeant J. Rogers of the SA Constabulary earns a Victoria Cross near Thaba Nchu.

The ‘Afrikaanse Taalmonument’ (Monument of the Afrikaans language) near Paarl, is handed to the state.

Ben Bella is moved to a French hospital after eleven days of hunger strike in Algiers.

Abraham Fischer (63), premier of the Orange Free State Colony (1907), dies in Cape Town.

Checkpoints outside Suez City, Egypt, are now under the control of the UN Emergency Force.

Resolution against the Natives Land Act 1913 and the Report of the Natives Land Commission

The flag of the British South Africa Company or Chartered Company is hoisted in Bulawayo.

Nigerian President Olusegun Obasanjo sacks the dead of the state oil company, Jackson Gaius-Obaseki.

Phumzile Mlambo-Ngcuka, deputy president and wife of former public prosecutor Bulelani Ngcuka, is born.

Florence Barbara Ribeiro, community worker and wife of Fabian Ribeiro, is born in Vryheid, Natal.

Unknown gunmen assassinate prominent Zulu prince Cyril Zulu, the mayor-designate of Durban, South Africa.

Britain annexes the Rode Valley at the Pondoland frontier as part of the Cape Colony.

Tripartite Invasion of the Suez Canal Zone is officially ended under pressure from the UN.

The pulpit of the Groote Kerk, made by Anton Anreith, is inaugurated in Cape Town.

Clements Kadalie (adopted name of Lameck Koniwaka Kadali Muwamba), trade unionist, dies in East London.

Celebrated South African poet Sheila Cussons dies in Cape Town at the age of 82.

South Africa signs an amendment to the trade agreement of 13 March 1967 with Malawi.