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… It is reserved for Whites. May, Orlando Stadium opens. 1960 The Confederation of African Football (CAF) expels South …

… in South Africa since the Sharpeville massacre in 1960. In exile the latter group, led by Tsietsi Mashinini and … in B. Magubane (ed) (2006) The Road to Democracy, 1960 to 1970, Vol 1 Pretoria. Unisa Press|H. …

… the ANC operated openly in the country as it was banned in 1960 in the aftermath of the Sharpeville massacre. 1950 … before its banning. << ANC Timeline 1940-1949 ANC Timeline 1960-1969 >> …

… although the State of Emergency remained in place until 1960, there was little cause for it. According to official …

… country since the fateful Sharpeville Shooting incident of 1960.  Taking place 16 August 2012, the tragedy unfolded when …

… national conference since the banning of the A.N.C. in 1960. It gave fullest attention to the strategy and tactics …

… and is eventually activated following the ANC's banning in 1960. 21 September, Mandela made his ‘ No Easy Walk to …

… of the £1 (one pound) paid previously. As from 1st January 1960, men earning over £180 per annum had to pay increased …

… 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 … who had been banished to remote areas in the early 1960’s; banned since 1963; Wife of Yusuf Cachalia and sister …

… 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 …

… 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 …

… 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, … after having been deported from South Africa in September 1960 for his strong condemnation of the Government, …

… to jail; they inspired the mood that led to the upsurge in 1960 and to the emergence of Umkhonto we Sizwe (Spear of the …

… D: Bulawayo Chronicle, S. Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe), 9 March 1960 Jailed under the Immorality Act. Note that the incident …

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

… increasing international condemnation and isolation. In 1960 Verwoerd decided on a White referendum for 5 October to …