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Australia comes first in the Commonwealth Games in Kuala Lumpur, winning 199 medals; England wins 136, Canada 99 and SA ends fi

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Roland Schoeman, Lyndon Ferns, Darian Townsend and Ryk Neethling win the first gold medal for SA for the 4 x 100m relay at the

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The soccer race has started to get &quot;Winning Team 2010&quot; off the ground and ready for action when South Africa hosts th

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B.J. Vorster, former SA prime minister and state president is buried in the so-called Heroes’ Acre at the Dutch Reformed Church

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At least 172 people are slain in Algeria in three incidents believed linked to the country’s upcoming election and to the long,

This day in history

The SA rugby team loses the third test against the British Isles in Newlands and also the series without scoring a single point

This day in history

The SA rugby team loses the third test against the British Isles in Newlands and also the series without scoring a single point

This day in history

Fear of civil war escalates in Lesotho on the second consecutive day of fighting between the police and soldiers in the streets

This day in history

The SA rugby team comes back and win the third test against New Zealand 19-16, after trailing 5-16 at half-time.

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The Neptune, carrying 282 convicts, sails into Table Bay. SESA gives the date as 19 September 1849 and the harbour as Simon’s B

This day in history

Adv. Dirk Cornelius du Toit, Deputy Minister of Agriculture and Land Affairs of the Republic of South Africa since 17 June 1999

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Josephus Suasso de Lima (46), first editor and publisher of the first Dutch newspaper in SA, ‘De Verzamelaar’, dies in Cape Tow

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Dr Ivy Matsepe-Casaburi, Minister of Communications of the Republic of South Africa since 17 June 1999 and former premier of th

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A US federal jury finds Egyptian cleric Sheikh Omar Abdel-Rahman and nine others guilty of plotting to blow up the World Trade

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Labour Relations Act, Labour Act No 14 setting out further requirements for labour in Transkei and Wage Act No 15, providing fo

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Blind Egyptian cleric Sheik Omar Abdel-Rahman and nine other Islamic militants are convicted in New York for a plot to blow up

This day in history

The caucus of the National Party elects as party leader, and thereby as Prime Minister, Pieter Willem Botha, the Minister of De

This day in history

Anglo-Boer War 2: At a joint secret meeting of the ZAR’s First and Second Volksrade, the motion to issue the ultimatum to Brita

This day in history

South African riot police use tear gas and whips in Soweto as unrest continue. A sweeping ban on meetings critical of the Gover

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Minister of Defence P.W. Botha announces in Cape Town that the posts of Secretary for Defence and Commandant-General of the Def

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The Rev. J.F. Naudé (75), DRC minister and one of six delegates who voted against the signing of the peace agreement in

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The SABC reports that former apartheid minister of law and order Adriaan Vlok has apologised to the director-general of the Pre

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Mohammed Iqbal Shaik, activist and member of the Dolphin Unit of the MK involved in sabotage operations until 1988, is born in

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The new Air Force Memorial on Bays Hill, south of Pretoria, is inaugurated by State President C.R. Swart and attended by about

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The government announces that units from the army and air force, as well as extra police, will be stationed in Johannesburg in

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Donald Woods (67), former editor of the Daily Despatch of East London and well-known activist, who escaped with his family from

This day in history

Elections for the Coloured and Indian Parliament under the new Constitution, to be held on 22 August 1984, are announced by the

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Dingane, stripped of his kingship after he and his Zulu warriors are vanquished at the battle of Magongo at the Umkuzi River, f

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In South Africa it is reported that at least nineteen people have died and twelve are feared drowned after torrential rains hit

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A large section of the Coalbrook mine near Sasolburg caves in and traps 435 miners, the worst mine disaster in South African hi

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Australia comes first in the Commonwealth Games in Kuala Lumpur, winning 199 medals; England wins 136, Canada 99 and SA ends fi

Roland Schoeman, Lyndon Ferns, Darian Townsend and Ryk Neethling win the first gold medal for SA for the 4 x 100m relay at the

The soccer race has started to get &amp;quot;Winning Team 2010&amp;quot; off the ground and ready for action when South Africa hosts th

B.J. Vorster, former SA prime minister and state president is buried in the so-called Heroes’ Acre at the Dutch Reformed Church

At least 172 people are slain in Algeria in three incidents believed linked to the country’s upcoming election and to the long,

The SA rugby team loses the third test against the British Isles in Newlands and also the series without scoring a single point

The SA rugby team loses the third test against the British Isles in Newlands and also the series without scoring a single point

Fear of civil war escalates in Lesotho on the second consecutive day of fighting between the police and soldiers in the streets

The SA rugby team comes back and win the third test against New Zealand 19-16, after trailing 5-16 at half-time.

The Neptune, carrying 282 convicts, sails into Table Bay. SESA gives the date as 19 September 1849 and the harbour as Simon’s B

Adv. Dirk Cornelius du Toit, Deputy Minister of Agriculture and Land Affairs of the Republic of South Africa since 17 June 1999

Josephus Suasso de Lima (46), first editor and publisher of the first Dutch newspaper in SA, ‘De Verzamelaar’, dies in Cape Tow

Dr Ivy Matsepe-Casaburi, Minister of Communications of the Republic of South Africa since 17 June 1999 and former premier of th

A US federal jury finds Egyptian cleric Sheikh Omar Abdel-Rahman and nine others guilty of plotting to blow up the World Trade

Labour Relations Act, Labour Act No 14 setting out further requirements for labour in Transkei and Wage Act No 15, providing fo

Blind Egyptian cleric Sheik Omar Abdel-Rahman and nine other Islamic militants are convicted in New York for a plot to blow up

The caucus of the National Party elects as party leader, and thereby as Prime Minister, Pieter Willem Botha, the Minister of De

Anglo-Boer War 2: At a joint secret meeting of the ZAR’s First and Second Volksrade, the motion to issue the ultimatum to Brita

South African riot police use tear gas and whips in Soweto as unrest continue. A sweeping ban on meetings critical of the Gover

Minister of Defence P.W. Botha announces in Cape Town that the posts of Secretary for Defence and Commandant-General of the Def

The Rev. J.F. Naudé (75), DRC minister and one of six delegates who voted against the signing of the peace agreement in

The SABC reports that former apartheid minister of law and order Adriaan Vlok has apologised to the director-general of the Pre

Mohammed Iqbal Shaik, activist and member of the Dolphin Unit of the MK involved in sabotage operations until 1988, is born in

The new Air Force Memorial on Bays Hill, south of Pretoria, is inaugurated by State President C.R. Swart and attended by about

The government announces that units from the army and air force, as well as extra police, will be stationed in Johannesburg in

Donald Woods (67), former editor of the Daily Despatch of East London and well-known activist, who escaped with his family from

Elections for the Coloured and Indian Parliament under the new Constitution, to be held on 22 August 1984, are announced by the

Dingane, stripped of his kingship after he and his Zulu warriors are vanquished at the battle of Magongo at the Umkuzi River, f

In South Africa it is reported that at least nineteen people have died and twelve are feared drowned after torrential rains hit

A large section of the Coalbrook mine near Sasolburg caves in and traps 435 miners, the worst mine disaster in South African hi

The soccer race has started to get "Winning Team 2010" off the ground and ready for action when South Africa hosts th