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The official opening of Baramall, Soweto’s first mega shopping mall.

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Rebels topple the government of Sierra Leone in a violent coup.

… Rebels topple the government of Sierra Leone in a violent coup. …

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Despite US reservations, the Vatican establishes diplomatic relations with Libya.

… Despite US reservations, the Vatican establishes diplomatic relations with Libya. …

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Latters Patent issued, creating a constitution for the Orange River sovereignty.

… Latters Patent issued, creating a constitution for the Orange River sovereignty. …

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Ryk Tulbach succeeds Hendrik Swellengrebel as governor of the Cape.

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The publishing company, Afrikaanse Pers Beperk, is established in Pretoria.

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The Natal Indian Organisation (NIO) is formed by &quot;moderate&quot; Indians.

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The Rand Daily Mail, a leading anti-apartheid newspaper, ceases publication.

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The Rand Daily Mail, a leading anti-apartheid newspaper, ceases publication.

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The South Atlantic island St. Helena becomes a British crown colony.

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The League of Nations is officially dissolved in Geneva, Switzerland.

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The official opening of Baramall, Soweto’s first mega shopping mall.

Rebels topple the government of Sierra Leone in a violent coup.

Despite US reservations, the Vatican establishes diplomatic relations with Libya.

The Koopmans-De Wet Museum is opened in Cape Town.

South Africa and the Russian Federation establish full diplomatic relations.

The Free State day of independence is proclaimed a festive day.

British relief force reaches Khartoum, and the Sudan is evacuated.

The European Community formally lifts economic sanctions against South Africa.

South Zambesia is created from Mashonaland and the Matabeleland protectorates.

Kenneth Kaunda becomes the Prime Minister of Northern Rhodesia (Zambia).

The British successfully end Senussi campaign in Egypt and Sudan.

World War 2: The 2nd SA Division moves into Tobruk.

Flooding along the Cape frontier near Peddie causes extensive damage.

South Africa requests the Soviet Union to withdraw its consulates.

The Cemetery, Graveyards, Memorials and War Graves Pages (external link)

William Henry Maskew, one of the first Afrikaans poets, dies.

The Ben Schoeman freeway between Johannesburg and Pretoria is opened.

William Henry Maskew, one of the first Afrikaans poets, dies.

Spain demands control of the International Zone (Tangier) of Morocco.

The Phoenix of France runs aground at Noetzie, near Knysna.

The South African Coloured Persons’ Council Bill comes into force.

Metrication takes effect in the SA Railways and Harbours administration.

Latters Patent issued, creating a constitution for the Orange River sovereignty.

Ryk Tulbach succeeds Hendrik Swellengrebel as governor of the Cape.

The publishing company, Afrikaanse Pers Beperk, is established in Pretoria.

The Natal Indian Organisation (NIO) is formed by &amp;quot;moderate&amp;quot; Indians.

The Rand Daily Mail, a leading anti-apartheid newspaper, ceases publication.

The Rand Daily Mail, a leading anti-apartheid newspaper, ceases publication.

The South Atlantic island St. Helena becomes a British crown colony.

The League of Nations is officially dissolved in Geneva, Switzerland.

The Natal Indian Organisation (NIO) is formed by "moderate" Indians.