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… Twenty former South African political prisoners, in defiance of the restriction orders the regime imposed on … Answers.com , ‘How many years did Nelson Mandela spend in prison?’ [online], available at www.answers.com (Accessed: … Twenty former SA political prisoners launched a campaign against apartheid …

… Cornelis Jacob Langenhoven, SA author and writer of the words of Die Stem van Suid-Afrika … Call of South Africa), died at his home 'Arbeidsgenot' in Oudtshoorn. Die Stem, and its translation The Call, was the only official national anthem of SA from 2 May 1957 to 20 April 1994, when Nkosi Sikelel' …

… Developments: Fact Paper presented by Albany Region at the Black Sash National Conference on 15 March 1977 discussing … Developments: Fact Paper presented by Albany Region at the Black Sash National Conference 1977 …

… delivering pensions to the people: Report Presented at the Black Sash National Conference on 30 July 1994 discussing … delivering pensions to the people: Report Presented at the Black Sash National Conference 1994 …

… Abstract This article traces the major segregation laws in South Africa that acted as precedent for the 1954 Native … of industrialisation as white employers sought to hire black labourers, who were not entitled to the same wages as … Verwoerd settled the plan to clear the Western Areas of “Black Spots.” The JCC started to inform African ratepayers in …

… Johanna Dorothea De Villiers Lilian Diedericks (involved in the 1956 March) Bettie du Toit Sheena Duncan F Brenda … A List of women involved in the women’s struggle in South Africa, 1900-1994 …

… Opening address by Jean Sinclair at presented at the Black Sash National Conference held at Pietermaritzburg on 21 … patriotism, principle: Opening Address presented at the Black Sash National Conference held at Pietermaritzburg, 1969 …

… the African National Congress (ANC) at the Communal Hall in Johannesburg. At the meeting he a spurred people to … volunteers but we must get them before the removal of the ‘black spots’ begins, they must then be ready.” … during ANC meeting to protest forced removal of “Black Spots” …

… project Abstract The African National Congress was created in 1912 and a year later the Bantu Women’s league was created. In 1944, women were granted membership for the ANC. The ANCWL … settlers established a government that lacked rights for Black South Africans. Initially women were not allowed to be …

… Presidential Address to the Black Sash National Conference held at Natal Midlands, 1993 …

… Opening address at the Black Sash National Conference held at Port Elizabeth, 1985 …

… Mamphela Ramphele, a black woman challenging a white, male world by SPEAK, 1991 – …

… Black PEBCO activist Thozamile Botha breaks his banning order …

… The Non-Republic of South Africa: what it means for the Black man …

… Removals Sub-Committee Annual Report: Presented at the Black Sash National Conference 1984 …

… The independent Black Republic Thesis 1928 - buried by the South African …

… The Black Sash/Die Swart Serp Volume 1 Number 12 December/January …

… Dealing with White and Black fears on the way to a multi-party democracy …

… How did the Great Depression in the USA bring about a crisis of capitalism? Background and … to understand that the focus of THIS section is almost in direct contrast to the previous topic. Previously, … crash of 1929: reasons for and economic and social impact; Black Tuesday – 29 October 1929 Source: …

… The opening moment of education in South Africa coincides with the foundation of the colonial … at the same time, during this period there is evidence of black and white children being educated in common classrooms. … growing missionary movement to provide education for both black and white children. This story begins with the arrival …

… The SA delegation to the UN walks out during the debate on apartheid, claiming that it is interfering with SA domestic affairs. …

… Despite discussions with the SA Rugby Board, the ANC asks the International Rugby Board to prohibit a SA tour of the World Rugb …

… SA Minister of Foreign Affairs Pik Botha warns that SA will not tolerate the introduction of Cuban troops and …

… In September and October 1977, the apartheid government … on 12 September, Steve Biko was murdered. In October all Black Consciousness Movement (BCM) aligned political, cultural and … Mzamane, M., Maaba, B and Biko, N., The Black Consciousness Movement, in Magubane, B (ed) The Road to …

… such as the Sharpeville massacre , Vaal and the East Rand in 1985 and Soweto uprising of 1976 . The apartheid era ended … massacre when apartheid-era police officers injured 180 black Africans and killed 69 when the police opened fire on … uprisings , 1980s protests when many of South Africa Black people were killed. Prior to the killing of 34 mine …

… Mangope was held hostage for at least fifteen hours in Kemonosi Stadium. Metsing issued an instruction not to … S.A. State President P.W. Botha and the S.A. ambassador in Bophuthatswana not to interfere. His request was not granted as the S.A. Defence Force moved in to return Mangope to power. Five people died and one …

… leader used by Archbishop Tutu and the Rev Allan Boesak in divisive black political feud …

… silenced it became more commonly used. As a result deaths in detention particularly during interrogation became more … List of deaths in detention …

… were the host of the Africa Cup of Nations Tournament in 1996. It was the national team,  Bafana Bafana’s second appearance in the tournament. They had been unbanned just four years … The victory was celebrated nationwide with people (black and white) taking to the streets to celebrate. …

… 1884, the Federation of Organized Trades and Labor Unions, in the United States of America and Canada resolved that … Transvaal (now Gauteng) and made history by having two Black speakers address the meeting. They were William Thebedi … 1948 general election and was tightening its grip on the Black majority of the country. In June 1952 almost two months …