Skip to main content
South African
History Online
Politics & Society
Africa
Art & Culture
Biographies
Classroom
Places
Timelines
Archives
About Us
Cite This Page
Share
Print
Timeline Explorer
♥
Donate
South African History Online
Know your
history
Search SAHO
30,000+
Archive records
17,000+
Historical events
10,000+
Biographies
2,800+
Articles
Trending topics
Apartheid
Nelson Mandela
Freedom Charter
Sharpeville
Steve Biko
Anglo-Boer War
Mandela
Zulu
Browse by era
Pre-colonial
Colonial era
Apartheid era
Liberation struggle
Post-1994
World Wars
Explore by type
Politics & Society
Biographies
Timeline
Archives
Classroom
Recent searches
Menu
Politics & Society
Africa
Art & Culture
Biographies
Classroom
Places
Timelines
Archives
About Us
Home
SAHO global search
Search Results for
“vgabon”
Fulltext search
Content type
- Any -
Archive
Article
Biography
This day in history
Place
Upcoming Event
Place
Gabon
This day in history
Gabon gains independence from France
This day in history
Bafana Bafana loses to Gabon at Odi Stadium
This day in history
Omar Bongo, former president of Gabon is born
This day in history
The World Health Organisation confirms that Ebola virus killed thirteen villagers in Gabon.
This day in history
Zambian plane crashes at Libreville, Gabon killing 18 national soccer team players
This day in history
The Bafana Bafana, SA soccer team, beats Gabon 3-1.
This day in history
French Congo is split into Ubangi-Shari, Chad, Gabon, and Middle Congo.
This day in history
The Bafana Bafana, SA soccer team, wins the home game against Gabon 4-1.
This day in history
A boat on its way from Gabon to the Cameroons founders, killing forty-three people.
This day in history
The soccer team of Gabon beats the SA Bafana Bafana 1-0 on the Odi soccer field.
This day in history
Albert Schweitzer, French Nobel Award winner, physician and missionary in Africa, dies at Lambaréné in Gabon.
This day in history
Gabon, the last of the four territories, which had formed French Equatorial Africa, achieves independence with Gabriel L&eacute
This day in history
Gabon, the last of the four territories, which had formed French Equatorial Africa, achieves independence with Gabriel L&eacute
This day in history
Zaire’s President Mobutu Sese Seko leaves the rebel-threatened capital and flees to Gabon to meet African leaders.
This day in history
A Zambian air force plane carrying Zambia’s national soccer team crashes into the Atlantic off Gabon, killing all thirty aboard
This day in history
Mobutu Sese Seko, Zaire’s 66-year old dictator flies to Gabon to attend a regional leaders’ meeting, denying that he was fleein
This day in history
President Leon M’ba is restored to power in Gabon by French troops, following an attempted coup led by Jean-Hilaire Aubume.
This day in history
About 130 people are reported drowned or missing when a Nigerian boat capsizes along the coast Cameroon
Biography
Sindiso Mfenyana
This day in history
Manuel Pinto da Costa becomes the president
This day in history
First Nobel prizes are awarded
Place
Equatorial Guinea
Place
Central African Republic
Article
Organization of African Unity Timeline 1884-2000
Article
Africa: Colonialism, Arts, Protest & Independence
Article
50 Facts on Africa
Archive
Address by H.E. Ms. Baleka Mbete, Deputy President of the Republic of South Africa, at the Africa-Indian Ocean (AFI) Region Aviation Conference, Kwazulu-Natal, 24 November 2008
Place
Republic of Congo
Article
South Africa’s Foreign Relations during Apartheid, 1948
Current page
1
Page
2
Next page
››
Last page
Last »