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Raymond Francis (Ray) Budd

Address of the President of the Republic of South Africa, Mr Thabo Mbeki, at the Forum on China-Africa Co-operation (FOCAC) Summit, Great Hall of The People, Beijing, China, 5 November 2006

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It is announced unexpectedly that Tito Mboweni, Minister of Labour, will succeed Dr Chris Stals as President of the SA Reserve

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Anglo-Boer War 2: In the Battle of Modderspruit, Commandant General Piet Joubert causes the British to fall back. He is urged

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Steve Strydom, former chairman of the Free State rugby union and well-known SA rugby referee, dies of cancer in Bloemfontein.

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Cameroon, Kenya, Mauritania and Iraq call for the expulsion of South Africa from the United Nations. Britain, France and the Un

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Cameroon, Kenya, Mauritania and Iraq call for the expulsion of South Africa from the United Nations. Britain, France and the Un

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India announces the plan to open a cultural centre in South Africa empowered to discharge consular functions. It will be the fi

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Minister of Foreign Affairs Pik Botha warns Unita leader Jonas Savimbi in Angola that South Africa will withdraw support for Un

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Minister of Foreign Affairs Pik Botha warns Unita leader Jonas Savimbi in Angola that South Africa will withdraw support for Un

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Louis le Grange states that the South African Defence Force units will be deployed increasingly in a supportive role to the pol

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South African Pieter de Waal has been appointed as head of the sales and marketing division for BMW Motorrad worldwide – the

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Adolph Gysbert (Sailor) Malan, SA fighter pilot during WWII and later national president of the Torch Commando, is born in Well

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The SABC reports that the celebrated African poet Professor Mazizi Kunene, well known for his epic poem Emperor Shaka the Great

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The Prime Minister issues a statement making it clear that the government will not yield to outside pressure to reduce the sent

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The women, Julia Fairbank-Smith and Gansie Louw and four-year-old Emma Wahl, is murdered on a guest farm near Niewoudtville.

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Margaret Thatcher, the British Prime Minister, gives an assurance that the six refugees will not be required to leave the consu

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Dr. Verwoerd clearly indicates that no Maoris will be acceptable in any New Zealand rugby team visiting South Africa in future.

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Eight Black South Africans walk out of a New York conference on SA in protest against Pretoria’s refusal to issue passports to

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It is officially announced that the British and South African naval units will engage in a month of joint manoeuvres in South A

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Proposals for the consolidation of ‘homelands’ in the Transvaal, which will have the effect of reducing twenty-six or twenty-se

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The Prime Minister announces, in a statement before the Supreme Court in Cape Town, that Dr. Abrahams will be returned to Bechu

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Finance Minister Chris Liebenberg announces that the 1995-96 Budget deficit will be R30.1 billion or 6 per cent of G.D.P.

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Mandela declares in Lusaka that the ANC will take power by force if it fails to reach agreement with the government.

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Yvonne Bryceland (66), well-known South African actress, dies in London. She gained world acclaim for her roles in Athol Fugard

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The Johannesburg Bar declares that if the Suppression of Communism Bill is passed, the freedom of people in South Africa will b

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The Minister of Bantu Administration and Development, Dr. Connie Mulder, announces that he will in future be known as the Minis

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The Sunday Times reports that FIFA president Sepp Blatter will receive the Order of the Companions of OR Tambo from President T

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The Swedish Government announces that it will give financial aid totalling about 110 million Rand to the ANC and other organisa

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The Minister of Indian Affairs announces that South African Indians will be free to move from one province to another without p

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Raymond Francis (Ray) Budd

Address of the President of the Republic of South Africa, Mr Thabo Mbeki, at the Forum on China-Africa Co-operation (FOCAC) Summit, Great Hall of The People, Beijing, China, 5 November 2006

It is announced unexpectedly that Tito Mboweni, Minister of Labour, will succeed Dr Chris Stals as President of the SA Reserve

Anglo-Boer War 2: In the Battle of Modderspruit, Commandant General Piet Joubert causes the British to fall back. He is urged

Steve Strydom, former chairman of the Free State rugby union and well-known SA rugby referee, dies of cancer in Bloemfontein.

Cameroon, Kenya, Mauritania and Iraq call for the expulsion of South Africa from the United Nations. Britain, France and the Un

Cameroon, Kenya, Mauritania and Iraq call for the expulsion of South Africa from the United Nations. Britain, France and the Un

India announces the plan to open a cultural centre in South Africa empowered to discharge consular functions. It will be the fi

Minister of Foreign Affairs Pik Botha warns Unita leader Jonas Savimbi in Angola that South Africa will withdraw support for Un

Minister of Foreign Affairs Pik Botha warns Unita leader Jonas Savimbi in Angola that South Africa will withdraw support for Un

Louis le Grange states that the South African Defence Force units will be deployed increasingly in a supportive role to the pol

South African Pieter de Waal has been appointed as head of the sales and marketing division for BMW Motorrad worldwide – the

Adolph Gysbert (Sailor) Malan, SA fighter pilot during WWII and later national president of the Torch Commando, is born in Well

The SABC reports that the celebrated African poet Professor Mazizi Kunene, well known for his epic poem Emperor Shaka the Great

The Prime Minister issues a statement making it clear that the government will not yield to outside pressure to reduce the sent

The women, Julia Fairbank-Smith and Gansie Louw and four-year-old Emma Wahl, is murdered on a guest farm near Niewoudtville.

Margaret Thatcher, the British Prime Minister, gives an assurance that the six refugees will not be required to leave the consu

Dr. Verwoerd clearly indicates that no Maoris will be acceptable in any New Zealand rugby team visiting South Africa in future.

Eight Black South Africans walk out of a New York conference on SA in protest against Pretoria’s refusal to issue passports to

It is officially announced that the British and South African naval units will engage in a month of joint manoeuvres in South A

Proposals for the consolidation of ‘homelands’ in the Transvaal, which will have the effect of reducing twenty-six or twenty-se

The Prime Minister announces, in a statement before the Supreme Court in Cape Town, that Dr. Abrahams will be returned to Bechu

Finance Minister Chris Liebenberg announces that the 1995-96 Budget deficit will be R30.1 billion or 6 per cent of G.D.P.

Mandela declares in Lusaka that the ANC will take power by force if it fails to reach agreement with the government.

Yvonne Bryceland (66), well-known South African actress, dies in London. She gained world acclaim for her roles in Athol Fugard

The Johannesburg Bar declares that if the Suppression of Communism Bill is passed, the freedom of people in South Africa will b

The Minister of Bantu Administration and Development, Dr. Connie Mulder, announces that he will in future be known as the Minis

The Sunday Times reports that FIFA president Sepp Blatter will receive the Order of the Companions of OR Tambo from President T

The Swedish Government announces that it will give financial aid totalling about 110 million Rand to the ANC and other organisa

The Minister of Indian Affairs announces that South African Indians will be free to move from one province to another without p