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… in remembrance of the Sharpeville Incident. A 1971 General Assembly resolution condemned the establishment … opinion on South Africas continued occupation in 1970. In 1971 the International Court of Justice gave an advisory … to test the popularity of the continued mandate. In 1971 the Security Council called on the Secretary General, …

… system for black people (Bantu education system). In July 1971, SASO adopted the declaration of student rights which … struggle. Sono was only president for one year, from 1971 to 1972. In 1972, the commission tabled a “Black …

… (SASO) national executive committee from 1970 to 1971, representing the important role women played in the …

… Great Britain War Office. London. MATTHEWS, Thomas . 1971. Tribal Painting in South Africa, with Particular …

… (Quinn, 2002; Episcopal Churchmen for South Africa. 1971) When he returned to South Africa in 1965, … in December, 1970, the Dean was arrested in January, 1971. (Episcopal Churchmen for South Africa; 1971) Security forces detained ffrench-Beytagh under the … 20 April, 2012).|Episcopal Churchmen for South Africa. 1971. "Terror in South Africa" , available at: …

… Prison Maitland Police Sta., CT 85 3 5 18 <1 222 122 1971 21. Cuthsela, Mthayeni 22. Timol, Ahmed 21/01 27/10 ? 30 …

… a Gun: the Politics of Coups d'etat in Africais published. 1971 2 July, Muammar Gaddafi responds  to questions submitted …

… for the first time. 1920 The decade sees residents of Bethlehem removed to the township of Tlhabane, some 5km from …

… the Republic of South Africa Act No 200 of 1993. Act 21 of 1971 Self-governing Territories Constitution Act, 1971 Act 31 of 1971 Transkei Constitution Amendment Act, 1971 Act 61 of 1975 …

… apartheid. The Black People’s Convention In March 1971, SASO leaders held meetings with black organisations, … University of the North (known as Turfloop by students) in 1971. At the graduation ceremony in April 1972, Tiro …

… allegiance to the philosophy of Black Consciousness. In 1971, to encourage adult participation and promote their …

… As a result the Black People’s Convention was launched in 1971. Almost immediately, it was under police surveillance. …

… By this time the towns such as Jacobsdale, Ladybrand, Bethlehem, Smithfield, Winburg had each established at least …

… Leading soccer officials Kaizer Motaung (founder in 1971 of Kaizer Chiefs, the country's most popular team), …

… and drama. Oswald Mtshali's Sounds of a Cowhide Drum (1971), the first full book of poetry in English for many …

… was not the same man when he left their free state of Bethlehem to join the struggle. He struggles to forgive Thoko …

… opposed to apartheid and spoke from their platforms. 1971 - He supported the students at the University of …

… in the early 1960s. Student numbers grew rapidly and in 1971 full university status was granted, and the following …

… many other dictatorial regimes. A poster produced in 1971 by the British Anti Apartheid Movement protesting … BJ Vorster and Malawi's president Kamuzu Banda in 1971. From:  … The two organisations joined forces in September 1971, and joint conferences were held annually from July …

… rule, especially after an attempted coup d'état in 1971. These events in the early years of Sierra Leone's … The Sierra Leone Army, p 87. ↵ [34] Ibid, p 88. ↵ [35] In 1971, Sierra Leone declared itself a Republic, whereupon the …

… classes. 1970 Robert McBride's sister Gwynneth is born. 1971 Despite the formative influence of a highly politicised …

… activities under the guise of a religious organisation. 1971 22 June, Pretoria court ruled that the former leader of …

… to prevent the flooding of property”. On 23 February 1971, a special meeting of the City Council was convened to … to the JCC which was adopted by the council on 25 May 1971.  The Board illustrated the issue by saying, among other … reflecting the growth of the township. In November 1971 the Council approved applications from people wanting to …

… went into sugar production in the Eastern Transvaal. In 1971 it bought out General Mining and the Transvaal Sugar … first move into non-banking businesses. In December 1971 it bought 5.4% of Sanlam’s Bonuskor, an industrial and …

… the new public swimming pool opened in October 1972. In 1971 the Botanical Garden was established, reflecting the …

… with  King Goodwill Zwelithini , the Zulus monarch since 1971. With the  king’s death  in March 2021, Buthelezi …

… attempted to infiltrate South Africa in various ways.  In 1971, one of the veterans of the first Rhodesian campaign, … network in the country. For example, in August 1971, pamphlet bombs were exploded simultaneously in public …

… and that she was being placed under partial house arrest. 1971 The Black Consciousness Movement (BCM) was very popular … was active in the Black People's Convention (BPC) from 1971-1973. 1974 25 April, Mozambique was liberated by …

… and the Natal Indian Congress was revived in October 1971 to oppose the Nats’ plans to co-opt Indians. The NIC …

… and aspirant activists gravitated to union issues. In 1971 lecturer Dave Hemson from the University of Natal, …