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The great diamond rush to Grootfontein, near Lichtenburg, western Transvaal, starts.

… The great diamond rush to Grootfontein, near Lichtenburg, …

This day in history

Herero Revolt: Leutwein warns against a policy of exterminating of the Ovaherero.

… Leutwein warns against a policy of exterminating of the Ovaherero. …

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Robert Mugabe, the first premier and president of Zimbabwe, is born.

… Robert Mugabe, the first premier and president of Zimbabwe, is born. …

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SA signs bilateral air transport agreement with the government of Morocco.

… SA signs bilateral air transport agreement with the government of Morocco. …

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Petrus Jacobus (Pietie) le Roux, leader of the “Stellenbosch-boerorkes”, dies.

… Petrus Jacobus (Pietie) le Roux, leader of the “Stellenbosch-boerorkes”, dies. …

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Christian Church chooses this day to observe the birth of Christ.

South Africa receives the League of Nations mandate over SW Africa.

The Bafana Bafana, SA soccer team, beats Liberia 2-1 in a home game.

Straight From The Heart: Gcina Mhlope by SPEAK, September 1994, Johannesburg

From the factory floor: Connie September by SPEAK, March 1994, Johannesburg

What The Election Means For Women by SPEAK, April 1994, Johannesburg

Choosing The Party To Vote For by SPEAK, November 1993, Johannesburg

Bas Goedhart, SA journalist and author, is born in the Netherlands.

Bas Goedhart, SA journalist and author, is born in the Netherlands.

The Union of South Africa officially ceases to exist at midnight.

Ruth First paid tribute to the couple: Walter and Albertina, 2005

Statement by the National Party of South Africa, March 29, 1948

Welcome To The New SA by Voter Education (SPEAK), February 1994

Women And The Living Wage Campaign by SPEAK, 1986 – 1990, Johannesubrg

A Woman’s Place Is In The World! by SPEAK, 1991 – 1994, Johannesurg

Sweeping The Streets Of Kwa Mashu by SPEAK, 1984 – 1992, Johannesburg

The “friendly” Spar Unfriendly To Workers by SPEAK, 1990 – 1994, Johannesburg

What Are The Unions Fighting For? by SPEAK, 1991 – 1994, Johannesburg

Maria Mutola: Queen of the track by SPEAK, December 1994, Johannesburg

The South African Indian Organisation is formed at a conference in Durban.

Josephus Johannes Kuhn, versifier of the first Afrikaans Psalms, is born.

A delegation of the Natal Indian Organisation (NIO) meets Prime Minister Smuts.

Italy reorganises her Red Sea territories as the Colony of Eritrea.

Horse racing: The Free State Turf Club is founded in Bloemfontein.

The SAA undertake its first flight between Cape Town and Durban.

The great diamond rush to Grootfontein, near Lichtenburg, western Transvaal, starts.

Herero Revolt: Leutwein warns against a policy of exterminating of the Ovaherero.

Robert Mugabe, the first premier and president of Zimbabwe, is born.

SA signs bilateral air transport agreement with the government of Morocco.

Petrus Jacobus (Pietie) le Roux, leader of the “Stellenbosch-boerorkes”, dies.