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First sextuplets in the world to survive their infancy are born in Cape Town
This day in history
… Susan Rosenkowitz and her husband Colin bore the first sextuplets known to survive their infancy on 11 January
1974
, in Cape Town, South Africa. The three boys (David Peter, Grant Vincent and Jason Solomon), and three girls (Emma …
Members of SASO and BPC held under Terrorism Act
This day in history
… Convention (BPC) are arrested and held under the Terrorism Act, following a pro- FRELIMO rally in Durban on 25 September
1974
. Their arrest was a signal for the coming unrest at the University of the North, (now University of Limpopo) Turfloop. …
City Hall, Port Elizabeth
Place
… It was declared a National Monument under old NMC legislation on 29 November
1974
. The Port Elizabeth City Hall, which is located in Market Square, was built between 1858 and 1862. The attractive …
Dr. Neville Alexander and four others are found guilty of sabotage
This day in history
… to bring together people who were committed to the ‘overthrow of the state, irrespective of their political ideology’. In
1974
, Alexander was released from prison, but banned and placed under house arrest for five years. …
Ezrom Kgobokanyo Sebata Legae is born
This day in history
… sponsored by United States/South Africa Leadership Exchange Programme and visited the United States America. From 1972 to
1974
he was director of the art programme at African Music and Drama Association. In 1980 and 1981 he was instructor at FUBA. …
South African swimmer, Penny Heyns, wins a gold Medal at Atlanta Olympics
This day in history
… Penelope Penny Heyns was born on 8 November
1974
in Springs, Gauteng Province. Heyns began swimming at a young age and displayed great skills. Her swimming was …
Trial of nine BPC and SASO leaders ends
This day in history
… back of a police van, and from there taken to Robben Island. The nine were first detained by Security Police in October
1974
, following a Viva FRELIMO rally in Durban in September of that year. The trial commenced in the Pretoria Supreme Court …
St Andrew’s Presbyterian Church, Odendal Street, Germiston
Place
… – 1913; The Rev. Allan Munn-1913 – 1922; The Rev. Herbert John Barnes-1924 – 1948; The Rev. Dr. Thomas Copeland- 1949 –
1974
; The Rev. James Nicol Binnie- 1975 – 1988; The Rev. Seth John Buttle- 1990 – 1998; The Rev. John McKane- 1999 – 2009 …
Chris Hani
Biography
… action, and not vice versa. As a result, The Revolutionary Council, which included Whites and Coloureds, was set up. In
1974
Hani re-entered South Africa to establish an underground infrastructure for the ANC in the Western Cape. He entered the …
South African Communist Party leader Abram Fischer is sentenced to life imprisonment on charges of communism
This day in history
… Peace Prize. During his incarceration, he contracted cancer. A fall induced by the effects of the cancer in September
1974
left Fischer with a fractured neck femur, which left him partially paralysed and unable to talk. It was not until …
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