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This Day reports that the debate over the Black economic empowerment (BEE) deal between Standard Bank and Liberty, and Tutuwa,

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This Day reports that the jobs of about 9 000 mineworkers will be saved after successful negotiations between Harmony Gold and

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An Egyptian appeals court acquits eleven men of debauchery for allegedly engaging in homosexual activity. President Hosni Mubar

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An international measure is adopted to block rebel groups from trading “conflict diamonds” to fund Africa’s most vicious civil

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Charles Taylor, a rebel leader with a reputation for brutality, wins Liberia’s first peaceful presidential election following a

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The SA rugby team loses the three-nations rugby series in Johannesburg 32-35 against New Zealand.

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SA’s Baby Jake Matlala beats IBA light featherweight boxing champion Michael Carbajal in Las Vegas to become world champion.

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SA signs an agreement with India on cooperation in the fields of science and technology.

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In a report published in the New Nation, a former South African army sergeant, Mr. Felix Ndimene, alleges that members of the F

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Denmark decides to maintain sanctions against South Africa, making it the one European Community member to oppose easing trade

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The SA government admits that it has secretly helped the IFP with endowments.

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President F.W. de Klerk meets President Joaquim Chissano of Mozambique.

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The Springbok rugby team arrives in New Zealand. They played their first match at Gisborne on 22 July.

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All races may in future attend performances in the Breytenbach theatre.

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Extension of the Application of Transkeian Laws Act No 6, attempting to define areas of function for Transkeian laws, commences

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Malawi becomes a member of the International Monetary Fund and several other international financial institutions.

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United States and Britain inform Egypt they cannot participate in financing Aswan Dam project.

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Mahatma Gandhi sends a telegram to Dr. Yusuf Dadoo suggesting the postponement of the intended Passive Resistance Campaign.

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Dr Willem Jacobus Viljoen (59), educationist and linguist, dies in Cape Town.

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Rhodesian writer Kingsley Fairbridge dies at Umtali.

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Hendrik Adolph Mulder (Willem Hessels), lecturer, poet, literary critic and co-founder of the periodical Standpunte, is born in

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Anglo-Boer War 2. Lord Kitchener writes in a letter concerning the Ladies’ Commission sent out to investigate into conditions

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Dorothy Ruth Boxall, music teacher and lecturer, writer and organiser of orchestral activities for the youth, is born in King W

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Isaac Baumann, SA pioneer and trader in Bloemfontein, dies a week before his 68th birthday in Bloemfontein.

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Jesse Engle, pioneer missionary is born. In 1898 he led the first party of five missionaries to Africa under sponsorship of the

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James Cameron, SA educationist and vice-chancellor of the University of the Cape of Good Hope, is born on Madagascar.

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During Napoleon Bonaparte’s Egyptian campaign, a French soldier discovers a Black basalt slab inscribed with ancient writing ne

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This Day reports that the debate over the Black economic empowerment (BEE) deal between Standard Bank and Liberty, and Tutuwa,

This Day reports that the jobs of about 9 000 mineworkers will be saved after successful negotiations between Harmony Gold and

An Egyptian appeals court acquits eleven men of debauchery for allegedly engaging in homosexual activity. President Hosni Mubar

An international measure is adopted to block rebel groups from trading “conflict diamonds” to fund Africa’s most vicious civil

Charles Taylor, a rebel leader with a reputation for brutality, wins Liberia’s first peaceful presidential election following a

The SA rugby team loses the three-nations rugby series in Johannesburg 32-35 against New Zealand.

SA’s Baby Jake Matlala beats IBA light featherweight boxing champion Michael Carbajal in Las Vegas to become world champion.

SA signs an agreement with India on cooperation in the fields of science and technology.

In a report published in the New Nation, a former South African army sergeant, Mr. Felix Ndimene, alleges that members of the F

Denmark decides to maintain sanctions against South Africa, making it the one European Community member to oppose easing trade

The SA government admits that it has secretly helped the IFP with endowments.

President F.W. de Klerk meets President Joaquim Chissano of Mozambique.

The Springbok rugby team arrives in New Zealand. They played their first match at Gisborne on 22 July.

All races may in future attend performances in the Breytenbach theatre.

Extension of the Application of Transkeian Laws Act No 6, attempting to define areas of function for Transkeian laws, commences

Malawi becomes a member of the International Monetary Fund and several other international financial institutions.

United States and Britain inform Egypt they cannot participate in financing Aswan Dam project.

Kgalema Motlanthe, secretary-general of the ANC, is born.

Lucas Malan, SA poet and literary critic, is born.

Ben Wa Mokoena Arnold, SA artist and art teacher, is born in Johannesburg.

Mahatma Gandhi sends a telegram to Dr. Yusuf Dadoo suggesting the postponement of the intended Passive Resistance Campaign.

Dr Willem Jacobus Viljoen (59), educationist and linguist, dies in Cape Town.

Rhodesian writer Kingsley Fairbridge dies at Umtali.

Hendrik Adolph Mulder (Willem Hessels), lecturer, poet, literary critic and co-founder of the periodical Standpunte, is born in

Anglo-Boer War 2. Lord Kitchener writes in a letter concerning the Ladies’ Commission sent out to investigate into conditions

Dorothy Ruth Boxall, music teacher and lecturer, writer and organiser of orchestral activities for the youth, is born in King W

Isaac Baumann, SA pioneer and trader in Bloemfontein, dies a week before his 68th birthday in Bloemfontein.

Jesse Engle, pioneer missionary is born. In 1898 he led the first party of five missionaries to Africa under sponsorship of the

James Cameron, SA educationist and vice-chancellor of the University of the Cape of Good Hope, is born on Madagascar.

During Napoleon Bonaparte’s Egyptian campaign, a French soldier discovers a Black basalt slab inscribed with ancient writing ne