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… Robben Island after the conclusion of the Rivonia Trial in 1964.  She went on to live with her mother Winnie …

… police under the State of Emergency regulations. On 6 June 1964 Mngadi was banned under the Suppression of Communism …

… ribs and spent a week in Settlers Hospital. On 23 March 1964, judgement was passed and Judge Cloete sentenced Kondoti … from Bongco, who was sentenced to be hanged. On 6 April 1964, Kondoti , shackled to Galelekile Sitho and travelling …

… to South Africa with his wife Lindy, whom he married in 1964. The following year he took up the post of a lecturer at …

… and stage. He made his acting debut at the age of 22 in 1964, when he appeared in the feature movie 'Real News' …

… training in Russia between August 1963 and December 1964. Together with his group, he was trained in intelligence …

… from the imminent attack by the USA. Then in September 1964, Makiwane went for specialized training in guerrilla …

… Freedom movement for East, Central and Southern Africa. In 1964 he was appointed Prime Minister and, later the same …

… given a permit to return home temporarily on 29 December 1964. His order was withdrawn on 30 July 1969. In 1969, he …

… into the 1950s. Mate's order was revoked on 8 April 1964, the reason being that he had settled in Nkandla. …

… of cricket in 1938 at the age of 62. He died in Surrey in 1964 at the age of 87. He had broken his leg just two years …

… Pahad was arrested for organising an illegal strike. In 1964, he was banned for 5 years and went into exile. While in …

… their heads, the couple was forced to leave the country in 1964, fleeing to Nairobi, Kenya , with their three young …

… a magazine that strove to publish black writers. [5] In 1964 she was once again detained for five months. [6] …

… to retract the subversive statements he had made. In March 1964, he was sentenced to 21 months imprisonment and then … like Ndabaningi Sithole, Enos Nkala and Edgar Tekere. In 1964, while in prison, Mugabe used secret communications to … spent some of his time educating fellow prisoners. Around 1964, ZANU and ZAPU loyalists fought against each other in …

… History of African Politics in South Africa 1882-1964, published in the 1970s. A reviewer in the Times …

… roll at King George V Hospital. [v] In 1963 and again in 1964 Poomoney was incarcerated under the government’s 90-day …

… a great deal of his time on political matters. In July 1964, he was arrested in Johannesburg, charged and convicted …

… alive up to his neck and urinated on by White warders. In 1964 these incident and other forms of prisoner ill-treatment …

… had two daughters and four sons. When James Bolton died in 1964, Bolton took over the position of general secretary of …

… tried for sabotage in the Rivonia Trial between 1963 and 1964. Mandela’s wife, Winnie approached him to defend her …

… Vlok joined the  National Party  in 1959 and in 1964 he began to participate actively in party functions. In …

… images in the book The Kalahari Bushmen Dance in 1982. In 1964, Schadeberg moved to London to become the editor of …

… 1963, Gwala became active underground until his arrest in 1964 for sabotage and for recruiting members for  Umkontho We …

… Party Government denied him a passport. Nevertheless, the memorandum presented to FINA, largely the result of his …

… for short periods for violating his banning order. In 1964, following the Rivonia Trial , he left South Africa into …

… activities, without charges, for several weeks in 1964.   He was first detained in 1965 on his way to visit his …

… took on the chairmanship of the Defence and Aid Fund from 1964-65. The fund with mainly British financing, organised …

… its Technical Committee. He was sentenced on 28 February 1964 to 16 years’ imprisonment on Robben Island and his leave …

… aims of an unlawful organisation. He was convicted in May 1964, served his sentence at a prison in the Orange Free …