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… Congress of Trade Unions . A defendant in the  Treason Trial  for its full length (1956 to 1961), he was rearrested …

… He was one of the first-string accused in the Treason Trial, and after his acquittal in 1961 he worked in the sales …

… The following day he was reported dead. It was at the trial of his comrades, the ‘Pietermaritzburg Ten’ trial that the significant role played by Mdluli in the … charged with the culpable homicide of Joseph Mdluli. The trial that followed proved farcical and merely continued to …

… He was charged and spent time in prison while he awaited trial. He appeared twice in court, and together with Basil … April remained in prison for another two months awaiting trial until early in 1964 when he was formally charged. By … confinement from his arrest in February 1971 until his trial in May 1971and charged under the Terrorism Act. He was …

… period. That was his second ninety-day period. He went on trial for “for defacing public property at the University. … time he was charged for sabotage. During the course of his trial the police brought Bruno Mtolo to identify him, as the … spent about two weeks in Central Police Prison, awaiting trial. As it was a serious case it had to be conducted in the …

… 1956. Most of those charged were released on bail and the trial began in 1958. Matthews and his father were among those acquitted in the marathon, four-and-a-half year trial. After passing the advocates' admission examination in … 1 800 political activists imprisoned without charge or trial. He was subsequently released. He then escaped to …

… the 156 accused who were tried during the famous treason trial. He was in fact one of the last 30 accused held until end of trial, but died early in March 1961, three weeks before the …

… was placed in solitary confinement for 168 days without trial. He eventually went into exile in 1966. He spent eleven … which is now a classic of prison memoirs. Stephanie on Trial followed his second detention, and The Soft Vengeance …

… Cindi, Muntu Myeza and Kaborane Sedibe. After a lengthy trial that became known as the SASO Nine trial, all were convicted on 21 December 1976 and sentenced …

… with the  aim of making him testify in the Bram Fischer Trial, but Heymann refused.  Issy Heymann died in 1989.  …

… to Pretoria. He was later brought back to Namibia for his trial. He was found guilty and sentenced to life imprisonment …

… was later among the first-string accused in the Treason Trial. When other treason defendants were detained during the …

… bill, allowing the minister to imprison people without trial, even after they had served a jail term – this was … of SA . They had agents infiltrate these organisations. Rivonia and the repression of opposition forces On July 11 1963 the police raided Arthur Goldreich’s farm in Rivonia and arrested him, his wife, Walter Sisulu , Ahmed …

… Cape Town. The Act introduced indefinite detention without trial and vaguely defined terrorism making it unacceptably … being transferred to Pretoria Central Prison. During the trial, her lawyers arranged a deal with the state, where Kemp … Kemp and Sachs had met in South Africa while Kemp was on trial. Albie Sachs described her as one of the determined and …

… Magubane served as a Trustee for Liliesleaf Farm in Rivonia , a heritage site as well as on the Advisory Council …

… four counts of kidnapping and of assault, and will stand trial with seven others in con …

… Former Liberian president Charles Taylor, whose war crimes trial before the Special Court of Sierra Leone is to be held …

… The trial of twelve members of the banned ANC in Pietermaritzburg …

… Nation reports that Captain M. Hlela, state witness in the trial of six Ciskei police officers for the murder of Eric M …

… At the end of an eight-month trial a University lecturer, Eddie Webster and four White …

… The trial begins in the Natal Supreme Court of the mercenaries …

… The trial begins in the Natal Supreme Court of the mercenaries …

… Court in Pietermaritzburg, at the end of the longest trial of its kind in South Africa, thirteen defendant …

… training in the Soviet Union and Tanzania is given in the trial of six people, on nineteen charges under …

… Chairperson through the period of the  Treason Trial , in which he was a defendant from 1956 until late …

… out of Cape Town after his release from the Treason Trial in late 1957 and was eventually restricted to the Tsomo …

… , a journalist, was a defendant in the 1956 Treason Trial . Though banned, he continued to defend persons accused … that he was expelled. Arenstein was detained without trial in 1964, and went on hunger strike and was released. … banned he assisted the Defence in the Pietermaritzburg trial of 13, charged under the Terrorism Act. He was later …

… this time.  In 1976 wa Thiong’o co-authored the play, The Trial of Dedan Kimathi with a colleague, Micere Githae Mugo. … and he spent the rest of 1978 in detention without trial at Kamiti Maximum Prison. wa Thiong’o chose to write in …

… 1956 he was released on bail. During the preparatory trial he was hospitalised with tuberculosis for several … Mine Hospital. In August 1958, when he returned to the trial, charges against him were withdrawn.  Fortunately his …

… political activism as such, until her name surfaced in the trial of the ‘Upington 14’ .  The trial was as a result of a protest that turned violent, in …