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… poltical prisoners. 1970 When Sisulu was imprisoned in the 1960s, he began leading the first structured political … Sisulu's son Zwelakhe joined Rand Daily Mail as cadet. 1976 13 June, Sisulu's daughter Lindiwe detained. 1977 …

… 1950s, Hillbrow went high-rise. In the 1950s and early 1960s, the apartheid government constructed the massive … suburban sprawl to the north of the city. In the late 1960s and early 1970s, tower blocks (including the Carlton … City was opened in 1973, followed by Rosebank Mall in 1976, and Eastgate in 1979. Discussion questions 1.What was …

… as did the government’s effort to expand them. [35] The 1960s were characterised by the violent state repression of … for Apartheid interests. The high economic growth of the 1960s was met with new power stations being built, some of … company. [43] The nuclear project was planned to open in 1976 but it was delayed because of an explosion of a reactor …

… completely false. Shortly after the Soweto uprising in 1976, I was in Canada and agreed to the use of some of my … yes there was an element there of concealment, I suppose.' 1976 Fietas (Pageview) Johannesburg, before the forced … make room for whites, under the Group Areas apartheid law. 1976 Photographed Fietas during the Forced Removals 'I …

… argue), it was only subsequent to the Soweto Uprising of 1976 that the need for a total strategy was formally …

… Royal Society of Tasmania and placed on public display. In 1976, on the centenary of her death, her remains were finally …

… students, community and political organizations. Since 1976, most young workers had experienced more than a decade …

… by SASO’s influence particularly after the June 16 1976 Uprising, SASO was banned in October 1977 and this …

… benefit concert for the African National Congress in 1976.1 In the early 1990’s when the apartheid government …

… acting Chief representative of the ANC in Swaziland. 1976 Thabo Mbeki together with Jacob Zuma and Albert Dlhomo …

… many workers to the town to the point that, until the 1960s, it maintained its place as South Africa's third … working class character which it retained until the 1960s when residents who did not qualify as Whites under …

… and the liberation struggles in southern Africa from the 1960s until the 1990s, when the Union of Soviet Socialist …

… who could not be absorbed into Atteridgeville. By the 1960s, there were more than 30 people per stand. This … area’s destruction. The decreased demand for labour by the 1960s prompted the government to revisit areas like Lady … taken to the Court of Appeals in Bloemfontein. By the late 1960s, the local residents of Lady Selbourne had exhausted …

… outreach, UN partnership While most of the early 1960s trials were indirectly funded by Canon Collins in the … as Cedric de Beer. Williamson ‘went into exile’ during the 1976 Soweto unrest, crossing the border into Botswana. He … Girlie, who started compiling press clippings in the early 1960s. When they received funding from Sweden they were able …

… Act, chieftaincy in the 1930s through to the 1960s and 1970s was largely subjected to the authority of …

… AND ARABS INTENSIFY TENSIONS IN THE MIDDLE EAST IN THE 1960s? Carefully read Sources 2A, 2B, 2C and 2D and then …

… and is very selective in their acceptance process. In the 1960s and 1970s Inanda Seminary received 1500 applicants, and … part of the African Student Association (ASA) in the late 1960s to resist apartheid education. Her involvement with the …

… Association (Soya). When the Soweto Uprising took place in 1976, a wave of student protests swept through the country, … in the turbulent metropolitan township. On 8 August 1976, students in Mmabatho burned down the legislative …

… only a decade or so, it had been planned for from the 1976/7 provincial congress of the National Party (NP), and …

… a mineral water works. His industry was in operation until 1976! With the influx of English speakers after 1884, … a long life, and passed away at the age of 102 in the 1960s. The main street in Rustenburg was named after her in …

… The growth of disability rights movements between the 1960s and the 1980s led to the mainstream comprehension of … in the mainstream of social activities. (UPIAS, 1976, p. 14) [3] According to Oliver these social … Union of the Physically Impaired Against Segregation. (1976) Fundamental principles of disability, London: Union of …