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SA wins the first rugby test match against Ireland in Cape Town 23-15.

… SA wins the first rugby test match against Ireland in Cape …

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Citrusdal in the southwestern Cape becomes SA’s first officially recognised non-racial local authority.

… Citrusdal in the southwestern Cape becomes SA’s first officially recognised non-racial local authority. …

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Johan Botha wins the 800 m in Japan and becomes SA’s first indoor world champion.

… Johan Botha wins the 800 m in Japan and becomes SA’s first indoor world champion. …

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SA signs multilateral Convention on the Conservation of Antarctic Marine Living Resources in Canberra.

… SA signs multilateral Convention on the Conservation of …

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Florence Josephine Zerffi, SA still life and landscape painter, is born in London, England.

… Florence Josephine Zerffi, SA still life and landscape painter, is born in London, …

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The SA rugby team beats the Cavaliers of New Zealand in Pretoria 33-18.

… The SA rugby team beats the Cavaliers of New Zealand in Pretoria …

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Dr Aron (Ali) Bacher, SA cricket captain and player in twelve tests, is born.

… Dr Aron (Ali) Bacher, SA cricket captain and player in twelve tests, is born. …

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Thulane Sugarboy Malinga, SA super middleweight champion, wins the World Boxing Council (WBC) title.

… Thulane Sugarboy Malinga, SA super middleweight champion, wins the World Boxing Council …

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Rugby teams of SA and France play to a draw with no score in Paris.

… Rugby teams of SA and France play to a draw with no score in Paris. …

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Dr Jan Bouws, Dutch and SA musicologist and composer, dies in Tygerberg, Cape Town.

… Dr Jan Bouws, Dutch and SA musicologist and composer, dies in Tygerberg, Cape Town. …

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The game between the Bafana Bafana, SA soccer team, and Algeria, ends in a tie 1-1.

… The game between the Bafana Bafana, SA soccer team, and Algeria, ends in a tie 1-1. …

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The Bafana Bafana, SA soccer team, wins 1-0 against the Congo in an away game.

… The Bafana Bafana, SA soccer team, wins 1-0 against the Congo in an away game. …

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Marthinus Johannes (Tinus) de Jong, SA landscape painter, is born in Amsterdam, the Netherlands.

… Marthinus Johannes (Tinus) de Jong, SA landscape painter, is born in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. …

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Florence Josephine Zerffi, SA still life and landscape painter, dies in Kilgetty, Pembrokeshire, England.

… Florence Josephine Zerffi, SA still life and landscape painter, dies in Kilgetty, …

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Bulelani Ngcuka, SA’s first National Director of Public Prosecutions is born in Middledrift, Transkei.

… Bulelani Ngcuka, SA’s first National Director of Public Prosecutions is born …

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Jacob Zuma, former SA vice-president and vice-president of the ANC, is born.

… Jacob Zuma, former SA vice-president and vice-president of the ANC, is born. …

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The Castle of Good Hope, oldest and most historic building in SA, is completed.

… Castle of Good Hope, oldest and most historic building in SA, is completed. …

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Claude Pagdett Carter, SA cricket player in ten test matches, is born in Durban.

… Claude Pagdett Carter, SA cricket player in ten test matches, is born in Durban. …

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Jacob Zuma, former SA vice-president and vice-president of the ANC, is born.

… Jacob Zuma, former SA vice-president and vice-president of the ANC, is born. …

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Frans Oerder, SA landscape and still life painter, is born in Rotterdam, the Netherlands.

… Frans Oerder, SA landscape and still life painter, is born in Rotterdam, …

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The freeing of political prisoners in SA reaches its climax on Solomon Mahlangu Day.

… The freeing of political prisoners in SA reaches its climax on Solomon Mahlangu Day. …

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Judge Rudolf Erasmus, member of nine commissions of the SA government, dies in Bloemfontein.

… Judge Rudolf Erasmus, member of nine commissions of the SA government, dies in Bloemfontein. …

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Johan Kriek, SA tennis player and winner of the US Indoor 1982, is born.

… Johan Kriek, SA tennis player and winner of the US Indoor 1982, is born. …

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Hugh Rouse (78), SA radio announcer, dies in Johannesburg of cancer of the throat.

… Hugh Rouse (78), SA radio announcer, dies in Johannesburg of cancer of the …

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SA signs treaty with Portugal (for Mozambique), amending Article XXXII of the Mozambique Convention.

… SA signs treaty with Portugal (for Mozambique), amending …

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Gabriel Stephanus (Gaffie) du Toit, SA rugby player, is born in Kuils River, CP.

… Gabriel Stephanus (Gaffie) du Toit, SA rugby player, is born in Kuils River, CP. …

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Sir Alfred Milner, Cape governor and SA High Commissioner, is born in Bonn, Germany.

… Sir Alfred Milner, Cape governor and SA High Commissioner, is born in Bonn, Germany. …

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Daniel Cornelis Boonzaier, first cartoonist at a SA newspaper (Die Burger), dies in Cape Town.

… Daniel Cornelis Boonzaier, first cartoonist at a SA newspaper (Die Burger), dies in Cape Town. …

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Ditau Molefyane, junior lightweight champion of SA wins the World Boxing Federation (WBF) title.

… Ditau Molefyane, junior lightweight champion of SA wins the World Boxing Federation (WBF) title. …

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SA signs Protocol I, II and Ill to the treaty on the Lesotho Highlands members.

… SA signs Protocol I, II and Ill to the treaty on the Lesotho …

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SA wins the first rugby test match against Ireland in Cape Town 23-15.

Citrusdal in the southwestern Cape becomes SA’s first officially recognised non-racial local authority.

Johan Botha wins the 800 m in Japan and becomes SA’s first indoor world champion.

SA signs multilateral Convention on the Conservation of Antarctic Marine Living Resources in Canberra.

Florence Josephine Zerffi, SA still life and landscape painter, is born in London, England.

The SA rugby team beats the Cavaliers of New Zealand in Pretoria 33-18.

Dr Aron (Ali) Bacher, SA cricket captain and player in twelve tests, is born.

Thulane Sugarboy Malinga, SA super middleweight champion, wins the World Boxing Council (WBC) title.

Rugby teams of SA and France play to a draw with no score in Paris.

Dr Jan Bouws, Dutch and SA musicologist and composer, dies in Tygerberg, Cape Town.

The game between the Bafana Bafana, SA soccer team, and Algeria, ends in a tie 1-1.

The Bafana Bafana, SA soccer team, wins 1-0 against the Congo in an away game.

Marthinus Johannes (Tinus) de Jong, SA landscape painter, is born in Amsterdam, the Netherlands.

Florence Josephine Zerffi, SA still life and landscape painter, dies in Kilgetty, Pembrokeshire, England.

Bulelani Ngcuka, SA’s first National Director of Public Prosecutions is born in Middledrift, Transkei.

Jacob Zuma, former SA vice-president and vice-president of the ANC, is born.

The Castle of Good Hope, oldest and most historic building in SA, is completed.

Claude Pagdett Carter, SA cricket player in ten test matches, is born in Durban.

Jacob Zuma, former SA vice-president and vice-president of the ANC, is born.

Frans Oerder, SA landscape and still life painter, is born in Rotterdam, the Netherlands.

The freeing of political prisoners in SA reaches its climax on Solomon Mahlangu Day.

Judge Rudolf Erasmus, member of nine commissions of the SA government, dies in Bloemfontein.

Johan Kriek, SA tennis player and winner of the US Indoor 1982, is born.

Hugh Rouse (78), SA radio announcer, dies in Johannesburg of cancer of the throat.

SA signs treaty with Portugal (for Mozambique), amending Article XXXII of the Mozambique Convention.

Gabriel Stephanus (Gaffie) du Toit, SA rugby player, is born in Kuils River, CP.

Sir Alfred Milner, Cape governor and SA High Commissioner, is born in Bonn, Germany.

Daniel Cornelis Boonzaier, first cartoonist at a SA newspaper (Die Burger), dies in Cape Town.

Ditau Molefyane, junior lightweight champion of SA wins the World Boxing Federation (WBF) title.

SA signs Protocol I, II and Ill to the treaty on the Lesotho Highlands members.