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… Eight Black consciousness leaders were banned in 1973, and publication of BPC material became difficult. However, by the end of the 1973, 41 branches were said to exist. Black churchmen were … depriving SASO of its leaders. As indicated earlier, in 1973 a number of banning orders were issued. Biko, Pityana …

… Sobhuza II of Swaziland and sister of Mswati III, married 1973. A condition for this marriage was that she become first … Qunu, to Chief Mfundo Bovulengwa Mtirara, born 25 March 1973, Acting Deputy Paramount Chief of the Thembu from 2000, …

… SASO after Sono H E Isaacs General – Secretary, president 1973 - 74 Ben Langa Permanent Organiser Dr. Diliza Mji 1976 …

… By late February 1973, the spread of the strikes was the most significant …

… In 1973, Natal women formed a federation of Black women after …

… Wopko Jensma   Sing for Our Execution, Ophir//Ravan Press 1973     Where White is the Colour, Where Black Is the …

… ‘peace and quiet, law and order’ in the nation. (Carlson, 1973: 153) The Act was read in the South African Senate for … designed to bring the SWAPO members to trial (Carlson, 1973: 153). In 1966, the government arrested hundreds of … Toivo was the police official Jacobus Swanepoel (Carlson, 1973: 166-168). Another SWAPO member, George””or …

… apartheid regime succeeded in repressing dissent, until in 1973 a series of labour strikes erupted, followed by the … of Assembly passed the Defence Amendment Bill in March 1973 making it possible for South Africans to be seconded to … union, the Black Allied Workers’ Union (BAWU). The 1973 Labour Strikes Another dimension to resistance against …

… A number of strikes were held (particularly in Natal) in 1973 and between 1973 and 1975 many new trade unions were formed. Women such …

… was banned for her political activities between 1959 and 1973 was invited to join UWO by Oscar Mphetha. The …

… of its style was improvisational. The second play ZZZip! (1973) was a musical adaptation of a play by Ben Johnson: The …

… use carried into the 1980's and into the early 1990's. 1973 Frelimo Rally 1990s By the 90's when all the Liberation …

… Books publishes Mongane Serote ’s first book of poetry, 1973 Wopko Jensma ’s first book of poetry, Sing for Our …

… and 260 registered businesses. From June 1969 to June 1973 the number of business establishments grew from 261 to … Gazankulu was granted self-governing status in 1973. Ruled by Shangaan cultural chauvinist Hudson Ntsanwisi … Party (LPP). It was granted self-governing status in 1973. Phatudi’s reign was challenged by Collins Ramusi, who …

… by G.D. Pickett. London: Longman. pp. 1-10. ↩ Levtzion, N. 1973. Ancient Ghana and Mali . London: Methuen. pp. 55-70. ↩ … University Press. Vol. 2, pp. 117-120. ↩ Levtzion, N. 1973. Ancient Ghana and Mali . London: Methuen. pp. 80-98. ↩ … Routledge and Kegan Paul. pp. 317-345. ↩ Levtzion, N. 1973. Ancient Ghana and Mali . London: Methuen. pp. 112-116. …

… Ramphele - SASO member Henry Isaacs - SASO President in 1973 Masterpiece Gumede - SASO Joe Phaahla - President of …

… to assist political prisoners and their families. 1973 Reddy is appointed Director, United Nations Educational …

… to various publishers. Brutus heled publish Dead Roots in 1973, three years after Nortje’s death. However, Brutus … were published in books. Most notable are his Dead Roots (1973) and Anatomy of Dark (2000). Throughout his life, most … Literature Today vol. 70, no. 1, pp . 33-44. Brutus, D. (1973). Poetry of Suffering: The Black Experience. National …

… by the Wiehan Commission at the end of the 1970s. 1960-1973 Labour formations in South Africa were seen as an … banned along with the ANC for much of the 1960s and 1970s. 1973 The first direct labour protest breaks out in Durban. …

… Diseko, Secretary-General of the organisation from 1970 to 1973,reinforces this impression: ‘Our political development … launched the Transvaal Youth Organisation (TRYO).  In July 1973 they launched the National Youth Organisation (NAYO). At … students and expanded their political consciousness. By 1973 the state cracked down on SASO and the BCM, and Biko, …

… Ltd., 1990), 135-137. ↵ [5] See Jonathan Paton (1973), A.J.Coetzee (1974), Walter Saunders (1973), D.V. Cowden (1960), Alex Hepple (1960), Gerald … On Photography (New York: Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 1973), 184. ↵ [16] Transcript of a conversation between Omar …

… organise trade unions in defiance of anti-strike laws. In 1973, there were strikes throughout the nation, in cities …

… – Tsonga, (“Self-government status” in 1 February, 1973 ) kwaNdebele – Ndebele (“Self-government status” in …

… in Eastern Africa: Natal. Cape Town: Struik. JEAL, Tim. 1973. Livingstone. London: Heinemann. 1973. KERR, Alexander.1968. Fort Hare: 1915-48. … Johannesburg. WILSON, Francis and PERROT, Dominique. 1973. Outlook on a Century: South Africa 1870-1970. Lovedale: …

… the homeland designated to their respective ethnic group. 1973 March, Formation of the South African Council on Sport, …

… of the Republic. South African Law Reform Commission Act, 1973 (Act 19 of 1973) , It provides for the establishment of the South … duties of, and reports by, the Commission. Companies Act, 1973 (Act 61 of 1973) . The Department only administers …

… the population of  Indians and Coloureds stood at 3000. In 1973 a Committee was established to represent Indians. They first convened on 28 February 1973, with Essa as chairman. The 1974 general election saw … suburb emerged next to Welgelegen, named Bendor. In 1973 Penina Park emerged, and was named after a little town …

… Lesotho, Botswana, Swaziland, Mozambique and, up to 1973, Angola, the African miners are spread out from …

… to outlaw unregistered unions. In the light of the 1973 Durban strikes and other strikes that followed all over …