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Christopher Columbus first learns about growing and harvesting maize, now SA’s staple food, from the native population of Cuba.

… growing and harvesting maize, now SA’s staple food, from the native population of Cuba. …

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The Conservative Party (CP) controlled Boksburg Town Council agrees by twelve votes to seven to close Boksburg Lake, municipal

… The Conservative Party (CP) controlled Boksburg Town Council …

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Egyptian premier Saad Zaghloel (Zaghlol) Pasja resigns after his refusal to apologise to Britain for the assassination of Gener

… resigns after his refusal to apologise to Britain for the assassination of Gener …

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Hansi Pauline Pollak, sociologist, welfare worker and activist, is born in Johannesburg. In 1980 the University of Natal awarde

… worker and activist, is born in Johannesburg. In 1980 the University of Natal awarde …

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Jacob de Villiers Roos, journalist, attorney, Director of Prisons, Controller and Auditor-General of the Union of South Africa

… Director of Prisons, Controller and Auditor-General of the Union of South Africa …

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Election officials confirm Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf as the winner in Liberia’s post-war elections, making her Africa’s first-ever

… Election officials confirm Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf as the winner in Liberia’s post-war elections, making her …

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More than 500 traditional healers march to the Treatment Action Campaign’s offices in Cape Town and Johannesburg, demanding tha

… More than 500 traditional healers march to the Treatment Action Campaign’s offices in Cape Town and …

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Ms Brigitte Sylvia Mabandla, Minister of Justice and Constitutional Development of the Republic of South Africa since 29 April

… Minister of Justice and Constitutional Development of the Republic of South Africa since 29 April …

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Nearly 60% of South Africans think race relations are improving, according to a survey released today. The scores show a signif

… are improving, according to a survey released today. The scores show a signif …

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A suicide bomber blasts his way into the Egyptian embassy in Islamabad, setting off a powerful explosion that kills sixteen peo

… A suicide bomber blasts his way into the Egyptian embassy in Islamabad, setting off a powerful …

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Anton Ackerman, SA actor and member of the theatrical company of Wena Naudé and Willem van Zyl, is born.

… Anton Ackerman, SA actor and member of the theatrical company of Wena Naudé and Willem van Zyl, is …

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Two Johannesburg paramedics, Adriaan Craukamp and Johan Erasmus, who abandoned a homeless man, who later died in the street, ha

… Erasmus, who abandoned a homeless man, who later died in the street, ha …

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Child sex-slaves are freed. Superintendent Andre Neethling, head of the child protection unit in Gauteng, announces police have

… are freed. Superintendent Andre Neethling, head of the child protection unit in Gauteng, announces police have …

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Minister of Justice, J.T. Kruger, says the PAC has launched two insurgency campaigns, Homecoming and Curtain Raiser, against So

… Minister of Justice, J.T. Kruger, says the PAC has launched two insurgency campaigns, Homecoming and …

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South Africa finally breaks the Nigerian jinx via a 2-1 well-deserved victory in an exciting Nelson Mandela Challenge clash at

… South Africa finally breaks the Nigerian jinx via a 2-1 well-deserved victory in an …

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Leaders of twenty political parties at the Multi-party Negotiating Process endorse an interim constitution and an electoral bil

… Leaders of twenty political parties at the Multi-party Negotiating Process endorse an interim …

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Egyptian President Sadat formally accepts an invitation to visit Israel. The Egyptian foreign minister and his deputy resign ov

… Sadat formally accepts an invitation to visit Israel. The Egyptian foreign minister and his deputy resign ov …

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Prof. Richard Ernest van der Ross, rector of the University of Western Cape, is born in Plumstead, Cape Town.

… Prof. Richard Ernest van der Ross, rector of the University of Western Cape, is born in Plumstead, Cape …

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Prince Arthur of Connaught, the grandson of Queen Victoria, arrives in SA as governor-general. (2004). Yesterdays, Pretoria New

… Prince Arthur of Connaught, the grandson of Queen Victoria, arrives in SA as …

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Alfred Assegai (Mkhonto) Kumalo, Zulu choirmaster and composer who was a founder member and first secretary of the Bantu Social

… composer who was a founder member and first secretary of the Bantu Social …

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The Voortrekker commando under Andries Pretorius and Sarel Celliers make a solemn promise to God. Should they be victorious, th

… The Voortrekker commando under Andries Pretorius and Sarel …

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Scottish missionary explorer David Livingstone, aged 27, who has been accepted to serve under the London Missionary Society two

… Livingstone, aged 27, who has been accepted to serve under the London Missionary Society two …

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A United Nations team finally arrives in Mbandaka, Congo, to investigate alleged massacres of refugees. The team was delayed in

… Congo, to investigate alleged massacres of refugees. The team was delayed in …

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Algerian gunmen kill a British technician working for Algeria’s petroleum company, in what is believed to be the eleventh slayi

… for Algeria’s petroleum company, in what is believed to be the eleventh slayi …

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Sir De Villiers Graaff, leader of the United Party opposition in SA, is born in Sea Point, Cape Town.

… Sir De Villiers Graaff, leader of the United Party opposition in SA, is born in Sea Point, Cape …

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James Archbell, missionary and printer, negotiates together with John Edwards and T. Jenkins on the purchase of land at Thaba ‘

… negotiates together with John Edwards and T. Jenkins on the purchase of land at Thaba ‘ …

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Chief George Matanzima and former Transkei minister of finance, Mr Sidney Qaba, appear together in the Transkei Supreme Court.

… minister of finance, Mr Sidney Qaba, appear together in the Transkei Supreme Court. …

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Charles Robberts (Blackie) Swart, jurist, journalist, politician, farmer and first state president of SA, is born on the farm M

… farmer and first state president of SA, is born on the farm M …

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Dr Hendrik Johannes van der Bijl, scientist and industrialist who founded the South African Iron and Steel Industrial Corporati

… van der Bijl, scientist and industrialist who founded the South African Iron and Steel Industrial Corporati …

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Prosecutors in South Africa formally charge former Defence Minister Gen. Magnus Malan and nineteen others with the murders of t

… Minister Gen. Magnus Malan and nineteen others with the murders of t …

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Christopher Columbus first learns about growing and harvesting maize, now SA’s staple food, from the native population of Cuba.

The Conservative Party (CP) controlled Boksburg Town Council agrees by twelve votes to seven to close Boksburg Lake, municipal

Egyptian premier Saad Zaghloel (Zaghlol) Pasja resigns after his refusal to apologise to Britain for the assassination of Gener

Hansi Pauline Pollak, sociologist, welfare worker and activist, is born in Johannesburg. In 1980 the University of Natal awarde

Jacob de Villiers Roos, journalist, attorney, Director of Prisons, Controller and Auditor-General of the Union of South Africa

Election officials confirm Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf as the winner in Liberia’s post-war elections, making her Africa’s first-ever

More than 500 traditional healers march to the Treatment Action Campaign’s offices in Cape Town and Johannesburg, demanding tha

Ms Brigitte Sylvia Mabandla, Minister of Justice and Constitutional Development of the Republic of South Africa since 29 April

Nearly 60% of South Africans think race relations are improving, according to a survey released today. The scores show a signif

A suicide bomber blasts his way into the Egyptian embassy in Islamabad, setting off a powerful explosion that kills sixteen peo

Anton Ackerman, SA actor and member of the theatrical company of Wena Naudé and Willem van Zyl, is born.

Two Johannesburg paramedics, Adriaan Craukamp and Johan Erasmus, who abandoned a homeless man, who later died in the street, ha

Child sex-slaves are freed. Superintendent Andre Neethling, head of the child protection unit in Gauteng, announces police have

Minister of Justice, J.T. Kruger, says the PAC has launched two insurgency campaigns, Homecoming and Curtain Raiser, against So

South Africa finally breaks the Nigerian jinx via a 2-1 well-deserved victory in an exciting Nelson Mandela Challenge clash at

Leaders of twenty political parties at the Multi-party Negotiating Process endorse an interim constitution and an electoral bil

Egyptian President Sadat formally accepts an invitation to visit Israel. The Egyptian foreign minister and his deputy resign ov

Prof. Richard Ernest van der Ross, rector of the University of Western Cape, is born in Plumstead, Cape Town.

Prince Arthur of Connaught, the grandson of Queen Victoria, arrives in SA as governor-general. (2004). Yesterdays, Pretoria New

Alfred Assegai (Mkhonto) Kumalo, Zulu choirmaster and composer who was a founder member and first secretary of the Bantu Social

The Voortrekker commando under Andries Pretorius and Sarel Celliers make a solemn promise to God. Should they be victorious, th

Scottish missionary explorer David Livingstone, aged 27, who has been accepted to serve under the London Missionary Society two

A United Nations team finally arrives in Mbandaka, Congo, to investigate alleged massacres of refugees. The team was delayed in

Algerian gunmen kill a British technician working for Algeria’s petroleum company, in what is believed to be the eleventh slayi

Sir De Villiers Graaff, leader of the United Party opposition in SA, is born in Sea Point, Cape Town.

James Archbell, missionary and printer, negotiates together with John Edwards and T. Jenkins on the purchase of land at Thaba ‘

Chief George Matanzima and former Transkei minister of finance, Mr Sidney Qaba, appear together in the Transkei Supreme Court.

Charles Robberts (Blackie) Swart, jurist, journalist, politician, farmer and first state president of SA, is born on the farm M

Dr Hendrik Johannes van der Bijl, scientist and industrialist who founded the South African Iron and Steel Industrial Corporati

Prosecutors in South Africa formally charge former Defence Minister Gen. Magnus Malan and nineteen others with the murders of t