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EventSA to be admitted to the African Games provided that competitions in SA are held without racial discrimination.
… their rugby team was touring the banned South Africa. On the eve of the opening ceremony, Ganga called a boycott of …
EventPius Langa is born
… position of Chief Justice of the Republic of South Africa on 1 June 2005. Langa died 24 July 2013 …
EventLesotho and Swaziland threatened with sanctions
… were going to suffer, as both of them were dependent on South Africa for economic and international trade …
EventOne person killed by bomb meant for Chris Hani
… Party (SACP) alliance. This led to several attempts on the life of Hani in Lesotho. …
EventThe Nationalist Party wins election with a reduced majority in the National Assembly
… Assembly on 29 April 1981, voters returned the National Party (NP) to …
EventCourt commutes James Mange’s sentence
… Appeal Court commuted James Mange's death sentence on a charge of high treason to 20 years' imprisonment. The … 2013]|African National Congress (1979), ,…
EventThe new RSA Constitution Bill is read in parliament
… was opposed by the Progressive Federal Party (PFP) mainly on the grounds of the exclusion of Blacks. …
EventAfrikaans Writer Breytenbach is sentenced
… On an illegal trip to South Africa with a false passport, a …
EventSA tenor Johan Botha is born
… as bass-baritone and later as tenor. He first appeared on stage in 1989 as Max in Der Freischutz in Roodepoort. He …
EventJapan lifts economic sanctions against SA
… Japan lifts economic sanctions, including bans on the import of gold coins and steel, as well as direct …
EventMandela and De Klerk hold emergency talks
… On 16 August 1990, President F. W. de Klerk and Nelson …
EventSouth African multi-title holder, Brian Mitchell wins the WBA title
… in 1986. He defeated Alfredo Layne of Panama in Sun City, on a tenth-round knockout to lift the title. Mitchell managed …
EventScottish missionary, Robert Moffat arrives in Northern Cape
… where Moffat built a church, once the largest building on the high veld. …
EventCOSATU delegates are left at Beitbridge
… interrogation by government authorities. They were put on a bus by Zimbabwean police and deported to the Beitbridge …
EventFour men die instantly in car races
… when a car swerved to avoid a second, which was spinning on the Odi race track, and ploughed into spectators watching …
EventSouth Africa wins the 2010 bid to host the Soccer World Cup
… On 15 May 2004, the president of the Federation of …
EventFirst day of office for Mboweni as Governor the SA Reserve Bank
… institution, was inaugurated at Gallagher Estate, Midrand, on 7 August 1999. He first joined the Reserve Bank as an …
EventUS President Bill Clinton arrives in Cape Town
… at the Cape Town International Airport. Clinton was on a tour of two weeks in Africa, showing a level of interest …
EventArchbishop Tutu retires as Archbishop of Cape Town and head of the Anglican Church in SA
… some of the work he had been doing in order to concentrate on the TRC and to ensure that the process ran smoothly. Tutu … [online] Available at: www…
EventANC leader Wilton Mkwayi born
… of thirteen. He was arrested and served life imprisonment on Robben Island for his involvement in MK. Mkwayi had to …
EventThe British attack in the battle of Colenso
… defeat of British troops, which began at Stormberg on December 10, brings the Black Week to an end. …
EventSir Alfred Milner arrives as Governor of the Cape
… of the Cape Colony in 1897. Milner arrived in Cape Town on 5 May 1897 to assume his new position. Soon after taking …
EventConclusive Battle of Ndondakusuka takes place
… Mbulazi. This was one of the bloodiest battles ever fought on the southern tip of Africa. More than 5000 warriors, …
EventHealth officials launch an intensive campaign to find the origins of an outbreak of Ebola fever in Uganda.
… Republic of the Congo, where it was first found. On 18 October 2000 Scientists launched a campaign to find the … 2001 [online] Available at: www.cdc.gov …
EventLesotho celebrates independence from Britain
… million. The country gained its independence from Britain on 4 October 1966. The day has become known as Lesotho’s … [online] Available at: www.infoplease…
EventSouth African tenor opera singer, Siphiwo Ntshebe dies
… whose career ended abruptly when he died of meningitis on 25 May 2010. Ntshebe was only 35 and was only days away … ', [online] Available at: www.siphiwo.org…
EventMacassar Beach, in False Bay, is proclaimed a Coloured group area by the Group Areas Board
… hailed. He died in the Cape and was buried in the area. On 24 December 1964, the beach was proclaimed a coloured … [online] Available at: www.sahistory.org…
EventGary Bernard, photographer of The Star, commits suicide in Johannesburg
… of the Year award for 1998. He committed suicide suicide on 13 September 1998. … [online] Available at: www.thinkprogress.org [Accessed on 2 September 2013]|…
EventThe third democratic elections in SA are held
… South Africa held its third democratic elections on 14 April 2004. A total of 20.6 million People were … [online] Available at: www.southafrica.info …
Message by Oliver Tambo to the Soweto rally to welcome released leaders, 29 October 1989
… of our country. Those who have chosen to turn their backs on our festivity are the small minority who continue to cling … and a bitter conflict between the…