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… During the 1990s, behind-the-scenes negotiations between the government …

… preference in the employment and business sector. [17] By 1976 the National Party’s promotion of Afrikaans as the main …

… rate in Uganda had been reduced by 70% since the early 1990s. It was estimated that half a million Ugandans were HIV …

… year, with a Centre Against Apartheid being established in 1976 and 1978-9 being declared International Anti-Apartheid …

… Persian city famous for its carpets, opened on 4 November 1976. The opening movie was "Siddhartha". The Isfahan seated …

… 1961 and July 1963. There were no deaths or injuries. 1976:  Note: a study by Tom Lodge of the University of the … estimated that there were 150 MK attacks between 1976 - 1982 30/11/76  Skirmish with South African Police …

… Swart.: “The Causes of the Boer War,” Historia, (21), (2), 1976, p. 170 [86] Prof. M. Swart.: “The Causes of the Boer War,” Historia, (21), (2), 1976, p. 170 [87] Prof. M. Swart.: “The Causes of the Boer War,” Historia, (21), (2), 1976, p. 170 [88] Author Unknown.: “Joseph Chamberlain,” …

… of years throughout the southern African region. Until the 1990s the view that the upheavals were caused solely by the …

… as Cedric de Beer. Williamson ‘went into exile’ during the 1976 Soweto unrest, crossing the border into Botswana. He …

… their political, economic, and social rights in the early 1990s. There are various that must be acknowledged in order …

… violent racial disturbances beginning in Soweto in June 1976, and covering the period to February 1977. The report … were 342 strikes affecting 87 189 workers as compared to 1976 where there were 245 strikes affecting 28 013 workers. … 1981 31 July, The first person to be banned under the 1976 Internal Security Act, Fatima Meer, is banned again for …

… not opposed to moving to the settlement of Ezakheni. By 1976 Roosboom had ceased to exist. The reoccupation of …

… to pursue. The politics of reform and repression In June 1976 the government met its fiercest resistance yet from …

… [lxi] J.D. Holman: Coloured education in South Africa 1948-1976, p. 18. Honours Thesis. The University of Cape Town, …

… or exiled for their struggle against apartheid." 1976 1 January, The Centre against Apartheid was established …

… African troops invade Angola in support of UNITA forces 1976 Nigerian head of state, General Murtala Muhammed, is …

… African troops invade Angola in support of UNITA forces 1976 Nigerian head of state, General Murtala Muhammed, is …

… workers. An additional significant catalyst was the 1976 Youth uprising , which highlighted the possibility of …

… in the sale, rental, and financing of housing. 1976: Negro History Week becomes known as Black History …

… is again suspended in 1964. It is expelled from FIFA in 1976. International Labour Organisation (ILO) votes to expel … until 1969. This clause was re-enacted in amended form in 1976.Commenced: 24 June 1964Repealed by the Corruption Act No … under the control of the Department of Indian Affairs. In 1976, the SA Indian Council took over certain educational …

… later joining Drum and Pace magazine in the early 80s. 1976 Bongani Mnugni  covers the Soweto Uprising on the 16th …

… the western Cape. When eventually the schools' revolt of 1976-77 hit the Cape it seems that the NEUM was either …

… first casualties of the march through Soweto on 16 June 1976 , when police were ordered to shoot at a crowd of …

… area. 30 November, The new Indian Market is opened. 1976 4 November, The Rajab brothers, owners of the Shah Jehan …