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… to attend and state SASA’s caseit was refused. On 24 April 1962 the South African National Olympic Committee issued a … Olympic Committee had fallen between two chairs. On 24 May 1962 Dennis Brutus, secretary-general of SASA, wrote to Otto … football match. After their session in Moscow in 1962 the IOC wrote to the South African Olympic Committee: . …

… whites and perceived government representatives. Between 1962 and 1963 Poqo activists carried out attacks against both … Cape and Transkei. The period between January and November 1962, in particular, saw an increase in PAC attacks. In … 1963 of a Black Special Branch detective. On 16 March 1962, Poqo activists attacked and killed Michael Livele Moyi, …

… Titus 1963/10/14 Death of white girl in Paarl riots (1962). Payi, Clarence Lucky, 22 1986/09/09 Pre ANC members. …

… detained The ANC is banned 1961 Mandela goes underground 1962 He leaves the country for military training and to …

… policy, no new high schools were built in Soweto between 1962 and 1971 -- students were meant to move to their …

… on 9 December 1961 Date Leader Party 09/12/1961–09/12/1962 Richard Gordon Turnbull Governor 09/12/1962– 26/12/1964 Julius Kambarage Nyerere TANU ( Republic of … http://www.juliusnyerere.info/images/uploads/ujamaa_1962.pdf   [Accessed 16 February 2015] Other Resources: 1. …

… (SWAPO), and elects Sam Nujoma as President in absentia.  1962 SWAPO’s decision to launch an armed struggle against …

… paper on the ANC. The African Department was expanded in 1962/3 to become the Africa Institute, a body that was to … parties were invited to send students to the new school in 1962, and the SACP sent Ruth Mompati, Flag Boshielo and … Goldreich and Vella Pillay went to Moscow in December 1962 and Ponomarey received the duo. They discussed the draft …

… of mandatory sanctions in the Security Council. In 1962 the General Assembly asked that member states break … committee that would visit Namibia before 1 May 1962, prepare the country for the removal of South Africa and … as the case was before the International Court. In 1962 the court decided that it did have jurisdiction to try …

… and hired Black people to these jobs at lower salaries. In 1962 TUCSA changed its policy and accepted the membership of …

… that during the recent disturbances (November-December 1962) in Pondoland, 4 769 Africans, 2 Europeans and 2 others … H. Strachan with causing malicious damage to property. 1962 The Programme of action: the South African Communist … Road to South African Freedom". Fietas, Johannesburg: In 1962 there are 177 shops in the area with two mosques, four …

… a terrorist organization by the South African government. 1962 Nelson Mandela travels through Europe and Africa, … time that he visits Oliver Tambo’s House in Muswell Hill. 1962 SACP holds a National Conference.  Here they adopt a new …

… him the name 'the Black Pimpernel'. However in August 1962, after a tip-off, the police were able to set up a …

… rules of their own making. Black athletes left out In 1962, a South African team had to be selected for a … journalist wrote in the Johannesburg Star of May 12, 1962: "The only reason that Africans could find for the … apartheid rather than its elimination. SAN-ROC formed By 1962 it became clear to SASA that no further progress was …

… Four and Sonheuwel followed (1958), Extension Five in 1962, Extension Six in 1964, and Eight in 1967. Extension … The Lowvelder newspaper moves from Barberton to Nelspruit. 1962 Completion of Rob Ferreira Hospital in Nelspruit. 1964 …

… (South African Institute for Race Relations, 1961: 181). 1962 Group Areas Amendment Act, No. 49 of 1962 reinforced the terms of Amendment Act No. 23 of 1961 … group area (South African Institute of Race Relations, 1962: 135). The Amendment Act broadened the definition of …

… and becomes acting president of the PAC until August 1962. August, Bram Fischer undertakes one of his most … The NCL announces its existence through a press release. 1962 The New Age , which is published in Cape Town, is … murder of three women found in the plantation on 16 June 1962. 1964 The PAC moves its headquarters from Lesotho to …

… of Torch, banned.  W. Kodesh, director of New Age, banned. 1962 Feb- Fred Carneson of New Age is jailed for refusing to … was put under house arrest until he went into exile in 1962. (Merrett p50)  1963 Feb- Key members of staff of Spark …

… National Congress Women's League  (ANCWL)  in Tanzania in 1962. Similarly, Hilda Bernstein escaped to London and became … Areas Committee still played a role at local level. In 1962 she organised anti-government demonstrations among rural … Eastern Cape section suffered a similar fate, and in early 1962 there was worse to come. Helen Joseph's banning order …

… South Africa ended. Albert Luthuli 's Let My People Go (1962), for instance, continued the tradition of autobiography …

… Indiana University Press.|Cape Times Collection, (1962).|Joseph, H., (1986). Side by Side: The Autobiography of …

… terrorism under the Sabotage and Terrorism Acts of June 1962 and June 1967 respectively. Related to this was the … ANC Official Site. Statement on the “Sabotage Act,” June 1962. …

… Bloomington: Indiana University Press. Mason, R.J. 1962. The Prehistory of the Transvaal. Johannesburg: …

… were granted extensive powers of preventive detention in 1962, initially for 30 days, later for indefinite periods. …

… musicians such as Ibrahim. Ibrahim travelled to Europe in 1962. In Europe he began to perform and became a major … the wave of people, young and old, leaving the country in 1962. European audiences and musicians were very receptive to …

… of dismissal and actual transfers to lower paying jobs. 1962 Introduction of the Sabotage Act. 55 000 workers join … South African Congress of Trade Unions (SACTU) updates the 1962 memorandum with the additional data on repression …