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… The Star. 13 Feb 2004, p. 1. … The Star reports the first human embryos were cloned by a team of South Korean …

… Osama bin Laden, the Saudi millionaire suspected of being behind the bombings of US embassies in Kenya and Tanzania, is reporte …

… The first test match between SA and Pakistan starts a day late after the alleged mugging of two Pakistani players in Sandton. …

… The cricket tour by Mike Gatting’s England team is curtailed by four matches, including the second Test, due to pressure from t …

… Cloete, P.G. (2000). The Anglo-Boer War: a chronology, Pretoria: Lapa. … Anglo-Boer War 2: In the Battle of Tabanyama, Natal front, a group of Indian stretcher bearers, among whom the young Durban att …

… Jacobus Joubert, politician and Commander-in-Chief of the forces of the Transvaal during Anglo-Boer War 2, is born …

… Kassala, on the Sudan-Eritrean border, is retaken by the British as Major General William Platt begins an …

… Rupert, industrial giant of South Africa and founder of the Rembrandt group, dies at the age of 89 in Stellenbosch. …

… South Africa beats the West Indian Cricket team with 346 runs on Centurion Park, Pretoria, and wins thereby the series 5-0. Jac …

… Kenya, imposes a death penalty for all those who organise the taking of the Mau Mau oath. …

… Meer, F. (ed)(1993). The Codesa file . Durban: Madiba Publishers, p. 34 … Mandela declares in Lusaka that the ANC will take power by force if it fails to reach agreement with the government. …

… In the first incident to hint that grave trouble was looming in Natal, culminating in the Bambatha rebellion, Henry Smith, an U …

… A 1000-strong search party finds the body of the Prince Imperial of France, Louis Napoleon, who was killed …

… Cassim Mahomed Lakhi, lecturer, and later head of the Department of History of Art in the University College for Indians (now U …

… A resolution to expel South Africa from the Universal Postal Union is approved by the Union’s congress in Vienna, by fifty-eigh …

… Train apartheid is scrapped in the Western Cape as the first part of a plan to eliminate discrimination on …

… Sir William Francis Butler (71), commanding officer of the British forces in the Cape Province during Anglo-Boer War 2 …

… South African Airways is given permission to fly over the bulge of Africa for the first time in twenty-eight years. …

… Report of a Deputation from the ANC to the Deputy Prime Minister and Others on March 4, 1942, by Dr. …

… Jacobus Hendrik Hatting, fighter at the battle of Blood River and author of an early history of the Voortrekkers, is born.  …

… James Filbert Sojane, sports administrator and pioneer in the taxi industry who strove to improve the image and operation of th …

… Dadoo and Dr Naicker are charged with aiding and abetting the contravention of the 1913 Immigrants Regulations Act and are s …

… Pres. Paul Kruger receives the Order of the Netherlands Lion (Orde van die Nederlandse Leeu), awarded …

… New clues in the Dr Robert and Jean-Cora Smith murder investigation are discovered after twenty years.   The letters RAU TEM …

… The editor-in-chief of TV News, Joe Thloloe, resigns because … differences with Zwelakhe Sisulu, executive group head of the S …

… The Hertzog Prize is instituted by the Suid-Afrikaanse Akademie vir Wetenskap en Kuns (South …

… The Transkei Minister of Justice orders the Methodist Church of South Africa to cease all activities, …

… Memorandum, On Behalf Of The South African Indian Congress, To The United Nations Group Of Experts On South Africa, March 6, …

… Africa’s longest ruling dictator with thirty years at the helm, concedes defeat to Bakili Muluzi in the …

… Burne, J. (ed)(1989). Chronicle of the World, (Sl): Longman Chronicle | Cloete, P.G. (2000). The Anglo-Boer War: a chronology, Pretoria: Lapa. … Anglo-Boer War 2: Lord Frederick S. Roberts arrives at the Cape, replacing Sir Redvers Buller as commander-in-chief …