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… as what Ato Quayson (2007) describes as “inarticulacy” [5] , occurring usually between two separate cultures. Hence … characterised by serious structural weaknesses” (p. 115). [5] I will use “inarticulacy” to refer to any representation …

… as what Ato Quayson (2007) describes as “inarticulacy” [5] , occurring usually between two separate cultures. Hence … characterised by serious structural weaknesses” (p. 115). [5] I will use “inarticulacy” to refer to any representation …

… Magamonke Act No. 44 of 1950 Sec. 9 (1) 30 June 1970 31/5/1972 St. Marks Adams, Dorothy Sophie Act No. 44 of 1950 … of those accused of political offences; (first banned in 1960?); active in the Congress of Democrats; served a 4 … Worcester, banished in 1959 to Zululand. His wife died in 1960 and it was only after a storm of public protest that he …

… Women's Anti-Pass Campaign went on unabated from 1956 to 1960. It became what one could call a crusade throughout the … effect. The date set by the conference was the 31 March 1960. On that day, men and women would stage mass … of desperation by the regime. The banning of the ANC in 1960 came as no surprise to the membership in general. The …

… Ahmed Kathrada and Ruth First were also there. 1960 30 March, Walter Sisulu was detained during a … who also wrote a tribute for Walter's 90th birthday. 2003 5 May, On their way to bed that evening, Walter collapsed and …

… banning order and is restricted to the Johannesburg area. 1960 The Law practice of Mandela & Tambo is closed, so … arrest and is paid £100 in an out of court settlement. 5 August, After Mandela's return from the Pan African Freedom … a hero’s welcome in Soweto where he addressed a crowd of 5 000 people.  Kathrada remarked, "I never dreamed I would be …

… End Conscription Campaign (ECC) hold ‘Troops Out’ campaign 5-6 November, between 300 000- 800 000 workers stage a … 1200 people had been detained. 16 June, an estimated 1.5 million workers participate in a national stay away. UDF … the women’s, youth and civic sectors, at a UDF conference 5-6 May, the UDF and Cosatu call for a 2 day stay away that …

… Congress (PAC) after the  Sharpeville Massacre in 1960 – a series of struggles that ultimately toppled the …

… in 1957, Johannesburg in 1958 and Natal in 1959. In 1960, as will be seen, FSAW's plans were abruptly halted in …

… at the annual conference of the Transvaal Indian Congress. 5 April: Xuma issues a  statement  on the upcoming general … in the commission appointed to investigate the riots. 5 December: ANCYL members Nelson Mandela, Walter Sisulu and  … forced to vacate his home of 30 years in Sophiatown. 1960 March: The Native Affairs Department grants Xuma’s …

…  is formed by six women in Cape Town Timeline: Cape Town 1960-1979 1960 Sharpeville Massacre: In the wake of Sharpeville, … 3 April, Prime Minister B.J. Vorster announces that the 5 'non-White' University Colleges-those of Fort Hare, …

… that wages were to be raised by 4 pence for surface and 5 pence for underground workers, and that the extra wage … to jail; they inspired the mood that led to the upsurge in 1960 and to the emergence of Umkhonto we Sizwe (Spear of the …

… South African Indians to India. The Bill became an Act on 5 July of the same year and thousands of Indians were sent … Indians who agitated against the various restrictions. On 5 July 1927 the Nationality and Flag Act denied Indians the … D: Bulawayo Chronicle, S. Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe), 9 March 1960 Jailed under the Immorality Act. Note that the incident …

… of you” to commence without the observer’s direction. [5] Another influence on Hallett’s future photography career … with George Hallett,” Social Dynamics40 (2014): 200. ↵ [5]Ibid, 201. ↵ [6]Ibid, 202. ↵ [7]Ibid, 203. ↵ [8]Ibid, 204. …

… cone-shaped capsule far lighter than Vostok, and on May 5, astronaut Alan Shepard became the first American in space …

… after the death of Oswald Pirow (who led the prosecution). 1960 14 March, The defence team in the Treason Trial open …

… a law that limited the number of tenants on a farm to 5, forcing large numbers of Black people from their homes and … increasing international condemnation and isolation. In 1960 Verwoerd decided on a White referendum for 5 October to decide on the establishment of a republic. A …

… the ANC in Maputo. The raid is internationally condemned. 5 December, A bomb explodes at the Johannesburg office of the … causing extensive damage and undisclosed casualties. 5 January, The ANC agrees to close its military training …

… search tool on the history page. You type in "Sharpeville 1960"" and you get all these sites in which this word is …

… subsequently known as the Suppression of Communism Act May 5 - 6, An emergency meeting of the Central Committee of the … that the defiance campaign will begin on June 26 June 5, Dadoo, Ismail Bhoola, JB Marks, and David Bopape, address … to intensify the Anti Pass Campaign, to begin on 31 March 1960, and the economic boycott.  Prior to the campaign …

… her education in Johannesburg, Transvaal (now Gauteng). [5] It was in high school that she first developed her love … it. This was just after the Sharpeville massacre in 1960, after which previously multi-racial universities were … itself took place directly in the midst of this, on July 5-9. The symposium consisted of many different things—it …

… under house arrest, and imprisoned him for three months in 1960. [vi] In September 1964, Weinberg was arrested and … of Congress Alliance and other associated organisations on 5 December 1956. [xv] Twenty-three of the accused individuals … Defence and Aid Fund for Southern Africa, 1981). 5. ↵ [ii] Weinberg, 6. ↵ [iii] Colin Tatz, Worlds Apart: The …

… seats. Until the General Elections of the 1950s and the 1960 Referendum the 1938 General Election was the most hotly … took this position. Thus an editorial in Die Volksblad on 5 September 1939, before it was known that the …

… pleading for the establishment of a non-racial convention. 1960 16 December, The Consultative Conference of African … beginning Namibia's transition to independence. 5 July, Nelson Mandela meets with P. W. Botha. In a document … hand grenade shrapnel at King Williamstown Golf Club. 5 December, Parties involved in discussions toward an interim …

… volunteer for service. 1915 The British settlers take 5,186 hectares from the Africans, and the Crown Lands … massacre sees 11 Mau Mau prisoners die of ill-treatment. 1960 The state of emergency is lifted and talks are held at … reform. The World Bank withholds disbursement of $5 billion in structural adjustment credit. August 14 – 200 …

… the GAB to draw up plans for racial zoning. On the 5 July 1957, the first Group Areas Act proclamation for Cape …

… and Helen Suzman is the only representative in Parliament. 1960 The number of economically active women in South Africa is at 15.5% Fatima Meer organizes night vigils against detentions … Human Rights Award Di Bishop joins Black Sash. 1980 31.5% women are economically active in South Africa. Fatima Meer …

… in South African sport and has already been submitted. 5 June, Protest over pensioners’ scandal Following … has nearly 300 stalls selling from curios to foodstuffs. 1960 15 January, TUC decision welcomed by Congress The … analysis of the main events that crowded the year 1960 – a year which has been described by many in political …