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… The post-1948 period saw the African National Congress (ANC) abandoning its traditional … The period 1950 -1952 began with a commitment to militant African nationalism and mass action and to tactics of boycotts, …

… was drawn to those who suffered most under apartheid - the African people.   At Port Shepstone High School, his … the disadvantaged. By 1978, he was a member of the South African Students' Organisation (SASO-the pro-liberation voice of black students) and had been recruited into the African National Congress’s (ANC) underground structures. He …

… both the University Christian Movement and the  South African Students' Organisation  (SASO) between 1972 and …

… activities, and it was alleged that meetings of the  African National Congress  (ANC) were regularly held in his …

… and Suppression of Communism Acts along with eleven other African National Congress (ANC)  members in Pietermaritzburg. … 2012.|Behind Closed Doors. By Shireen  Motala .South African Institute Race Relations.1987. …

… imposed prohibitions and the coming-out of the South African art scene to an international audience.  The nervous … To this extent 63 national pavilions, and 20 South African exhibitions, were organised under the primary … Danielle Tilkin and Tumelo Mosaka, which in an inversed nationalism featured 19 South African artists alongside only …

… By this time, Nyawose, Ivan Pillay (presently Acting South African Revenue Services Commissioner) and his brother Dhaya … Pillay, had been drawn by Sunny Singh into a unit of the African National Congress (ANC) underground. Singh had just … Island, and Dlamini, the first President of the South African Congress of Trade Unions (Sactu), were both banned …

… is documented about his early life, but like many young African men of his generation, Mkhize would have grown up in … as "native reserves" under the 1913 Land Act, limiting African land ownership to just 7% of South Africa's territory … to Johannesburg, joining the hundreds of thousands of African workers who formed the backbone of South Africa's …

… From the book:  Book 4: Industrialisation, Rural Change and Nationalism commissioned by The Department of Education Bonner, Philip. African Urbanisation on the Rand between the 1930s and 1960s: … Bundy, Colin. Remaking the Past: New Perspectives on South African History . Cape Town, UCT Press, 1986. Callinicos, …

… recruits and help revive the underground structures of the African National Congress (ANC) . This was no mean feat at a … mingled with roughly 30 guerrillas from the Zimbabwe African People's Union (Zapu). Zapu commander John Dube was … they were planning to launch against Rhodesian and South African forces, who were also working together. However, as …

… the Communist Party of South Africa (CPSA) (now the South African Communist Party - SACP) and stalwarts such as Eddie … become a trade unionist, and she became secretary of the African Commercial Distributive Workers Union in Durban, …

… mobilisation, becoming a member of the Congress of South African Students (COSAS) , the United Democratic Front (UDF) … De Kock’ s death squad. De Kock was a member of the South African Police and commander of a counterinsurgency unit … with the so called Soweto day anniversary.’ [1] The South African Broadcasting Commission (SABC) reported that on the …

… He was accused of being a member and agent of the  African National Congress  (ANC) who mobilised funds for …

… held that Tikana’s banishment would erode the ‘Congress’ [ African National Congress (ANC)] influence in Cala. An order …

… The history of modern times is the history of nationalism. Nationalism has been tested in the people's … are noticeable on the far-off horizon. A new spirit of African nationalism, or Africanism, is pervading through and stirring the African society. A young virile nation is in the process of …

… this time that Dr Ponnusamy encountered members of the African National Congress (ANC).  This coupled with early … in India. He was active in promoting the South African Students Association in India with a focus on …

… Kingdom (UK). In 1962, Leftwich was recruited into the African Resistance Movement (ARM), an organisation that … spent two years as President of National Union of South African Students (NUSAS) at the University of Cape Town … mid-1962. On 12 June 1964, the NCL changed its name to the African Resistance Movement (ARM), issuing a flyer announcing …

… out of school and in October he was recruited into the African National Congress (ANC)’s armed wing uMkhonto we … South Africa illegally from Swaziland with false South African travel documents. They found a safe hiding place in …

… may entail.” He was elected to the council of the South African Indian Congress at its inaugural session in 1923. …

… decision taken by the leadership of the NIC and the South African Indian Congress (SAIC) to work with the government at … prompted much protest from the Indian community. The South African Indian Congress (SAIC) of which PR remained a member … was not the only channel of protest utilised by the South African Indians. The Indian Government was extremely …

… testifying as an expert witness in the well-known South African Student Organisation (SASO) trial . It was during … the Suid-Afrikaanse Akademie vir Wetenskap en Kuns, (South African Academy for Science and Art), an academic … who wrote himself into the very being of the South African nation as compass and moral conscience” (IOL, 2018). …

… was put under strict sanctions. The Organisation of African Unity and the Southern Africa Development Community …

… more or less two year service in underground cells of the African National Congress (ANC). He left the country during …

… one of the leaders and long-standing members of the  African National Congress  (ANC), was instrumental in …

… mother’s coal yard in Kliptown. He was recruited into the African National Congress (ANC) in the early 1970s, where he …

… he was a regular attendee of the secret meetings of the African National Congress (ANC) in Sekhukhuneland [Northern …

… in Cape Town. Bongani Jonas, a commander of the African National Congress’s (ANC's) armed wing uMkhonto …

… the next two decades which had an immense impact on South African politics and history. (See the dedicated article on … became written, the GRA forged the basis of an Afrikaner nationalism. This focus on the ‘material  infrastructure’ of nationalism was accompanied by the development of political …

… joined uMkhonto weSizwe (MK) , the armed wing of the African National Congress (ANC) in 1988 and joined the Ashley …

… pathology (which was a lie). In April 1980, the then South African Medical and Dental Council (SAMDC) exonerated Tucker … suggested that unless the matter was resolved, South African medical qualifications would not be recognised in … roll while Lang was reprimanded and warned. After the African National Congress (ANC) came into power in 1994 , …