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At the final poetry performance at the Urban Voices festival, SA poet Don Mattera, widely known as Bra Zinga, announces his wit

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The Namibian soccer team beats the SA Bafana Bafana 4-1 in Windhoek, thereby entering the semi-final round of the Cosafa Cup Se

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The Namibian soccer team beats the SA Bafana Bafana 4-1 in Windhoek, thereby entering the semi-final round of the Cosafa Cup Se

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Jay Naidoo, Minister for Posts, Telecommunications and Broadcasting, welcomes the recommendation by the South African Telecommu

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Dr Wouter Basson testifies before the Truth and Reconciliation Commission that he had to help keep Nelson Mandela alive in gaol

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Apostolic Faith Mission condemns Richmond killings.

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Apostolic Faith Mission condemns Richmond killings.

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The Inkatha Freedom Party expresses concern about stability in the KwaZulu-Natal lower south coast region following the murder

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The Inkatha Freedom Party expresses concern about stability in the KwaZulu-Natal lower south coast region following the murder

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The Secretary-General announces, after consultation with the South African Government and others, that he will send a small gro

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Internal Security and Intimidation Amendment Act No 138, abolishing indefinite detention without trial and limited detention wi

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The chief of the SA defence force, Gen. Jannie Geldenhuys, announces that the Citizens Cooperation Bureau (CCB) will be disband

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The chief of the SA defence force, Gen. Jannie Geldenhuys, announces that the Citizens Cooperation Bureau (CCB) will be disband

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International Student Conference in Solidarity with the Struggle of the Students of Southern Africa, London (31 July 3 August),

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SA signs treaty with Zimbabwe regarding the amendment of the trade agreement of 30 November 1964.

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SA signs treaty with Zimbabwe regarding the amendment of the trade agreement of 30 November 1964.

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The first person to be banned under the 1976 Internal Security Act, Fatima Meer, is banned again for a further five years.

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In a by-election held in Natal the United Party candidate wins a seat against the Democratic Party candidate. The ruling Nation

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SA signs an amendment to the trade agreement of 20 August 1932 with Great Britain.

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The Prime Minister announces that, following the resignation of five members of the Cabinet, he has reorganised his government.

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Eric Tinkler, SA soccer player, is born.

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Johan Bernard Zulch Keet, SA musician and leader of the Asaf choir in Johannesburg, dies.

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Pres. Kwame Nkrumah opens the television service in Ghana.

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The Minister of Justice, B.J. Vorster, states at a Nationalist Party meeting that he is not prepared to lift the ninety-day det

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The United Nations Security Council debates the South African situation (31 July 6 August). The government reaffirms its decisi

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Jimmy Cook, SA cricket player, is born.

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Anglo-Boer War 2 -ZAR General De la Rey arrests ex-General Schoeman on his farm near Pretoria for refusing to obey an order to

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Gregoire Boonzaier, SA landscape painter and son of caricaturist D.C. Boonzaier, is born in Cape Town. He died in 2005.

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Gabriel A. Odé, official historian of the ZAR, is dismissed after differences of opinion between him and Drs Leyds, Mans

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Chief Malaboch (Mmalebôho, Mmalebôxo), chief of the Xananwa people, surrenders to Comdt-Gen. Piet Joubert after a siege of mo

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At the final poetry performance at the Urban Voices festival, SA poet Don Mattera, widely known as Bra Zinga, announces his wit

The Namibian soccer team beats the SA Bafana Bafana 4-1 in Windhoek, thereby entering the semi-final round of the Cosafa Cup Se

The Namibian soccer team beats the SA Bafana Bafana 4-1 in Windhoek, thereby entering the semi-final round of the Cosafa Cup Se

Jay Naidoo, Minister for Posts, Telecommunications and Broadcasting, welcomes the recommendation by the South African Telecommu

Dr Wouter Basson testifies before the Truth and Reconciliation Commission that he had to help keep Nelson Mandela alive in gaol

Apostolic Faith Mission condemns Richmond killings.

Apostolic Faith Mission condemns Richmond killings.

The Inkatha Freedom Party expresses concern about stability in the KwaZulu-Natal lower south coast region following the murder

The Inkatha Freedom Party expresses concern about stability in the KwaZulu-Natal lower south coast region following the murder

The Secretary-General announces, after consultation with the South African Government and others, that he will send a small gro

Internal Security and Intimidation Amendment Act No 138, abolishing indefinite detention without trial and limited detention wi

The chief of the SA defence force, Gen. Jannie Geldenhuys, announces that the Citizens Cooperation Bureau (CCB) will be disband

The chief of the SA defence force, Gen. Jannie Geldenhuys, announces that the Citizens Cooperation Bureau (CCB) will be disband

International Student Conference in Solidarity with the Struggle of the Students of Southern Africa, London (31 July 3 August),

SA signs treaty with Zimbabwe regarding the amendment of the trade agreement of 30 November 1964.

SA signs treaty with Zimbabwe regarding the amendment of the trade agreement of 30 November 1964.

The first person to be banned under the 1976 Internal Security Act, Fatima Meer, is banned again for a further five years.

In a by-election held in Natal the United Party candidate wins a seat against the Democratic Party candidate. The ruling Nation

SA signs an amendment to the trade agreement of 20 August 1932 with Great Britain.

The Prime Minister announces that, following the resignation of five members of the Cabinet, he has reorganised his government.

Eric Tinkler, SA soccer player, is born.

Johan Bernard Zulch Keet, SA musician and leader of the Asaf choir in Johannesburg, dies.

Pres. Kwame Nkrumah opens the television service in Ghana.

The Minister of Justice, B.J. Vorster, states at a Nationalist Party meeting that he is not prepared to lift the ninety-day det

The United Nations Security Council debates the South African situation (31 July 6 August). The government reaffirms its decisi

Jimmy Cook, SA cricket player, is born.

Anglo-Boer War 2 -ZAR General De la Rey arrests ex-General Schoeman on his farm near Pretoria for refusing to obey an order to

Gregoire Boonzaier, SA landscape painter and son of caricaturist D.C. Boonzaier, is born in Cape Town. He died in 2005.

Gabriel A. Odé, official historian of the ZAR, is dismissed after differences of opinion between him and Drs Leyds, Mans

Chief Malaboch (Mmalebôho, Mmalebôxo), chief of the Xananwa people, surrenders to Comdt-Gen. Piet Joubert after a siege of mo