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… in 1914 by the formation of the Afrikaner National Party (NP) under  General Hertzog . The NP dedicated itself … Dube . A minister and schoolteacher who had studied in the United States, Dube was strongly influenced by the American … the year the First World War broke out and the National Party was formed under Hertzog. A number of Africans were …

… has worked at Universities across the continent and in the United States. Mamdani is best known for his masterpiece  … Republic of Liberia. In 2005, she became the leader of the United Party that won the elections in that same year. Sirleaf was …

… the fruits of their labours with too much joy. The United Missionary Conference reports for 1884 consistently … presence in some areas dating back over four generations (United Missionary Conference 1889). After Williams had … (Germond 1967). The attachment of Gosselin to the party was an inspired piece of fore-planning on the part of …

… 1914 voted in favour of the invasion. The South African Party was supported by the Labour Party and the Unionists. Herzog’s National Party voted against the invasion. A number of high profile …

… Town, and by the time they were discovered by a rescue party at the mouth of the Kei, only 22 had come through their … Bay of Natal. Timeline: Durban 1700 - 1899 1736 A hunting party headed by Hermanus Hubner journeyed to the Bay where it … took place in January 1823. 1823 23 June, An exploratory party under Lieutenants Francis Farewell and James King set …

… 2. The Intelligentsia 3. The South African Communist Party 4. Legislation Abbreviations (BACK TO TOP) BIOGRAPHIES …

… reasoned: "This is because any councillor from a political party forgets about our situation soon after the election. …

… political figures.   The ANC, PAC, South African Communist Party (SACP) and the South African Congress of Trade Unions …

… caused a stir amongst ANC members as it committed the party to the May Day stay-at-home. Moroka delivers his first …

… community when more European countries, including the United States increased their support for the SADCC. SADCC …

… the evolution of an alliance between workers, the broad united front of progressive organisations and the banned …

… He eventually sought political exile in Europe and the United States. [1] During his time in exile, Ibrahim found … and became a major success.6 Ibrahim soon travelled to the United States where the Black power and civil rights … Ibrahim to seek exile and perform across Europe and the United States. [7] In an interview Ibrahim described a …

… the 19th century along the north east coast of the United States, as it was expanding territorially to the west, … brings into view the development of capitalism in the United States of America. We pay detailed attention to the … Roosevelt as an autocratic leader. Within the Democratic Party there was also opposition, particularly from …

… members of the banned ANC and South African Communist Party (SACP) in 1961. The decision was endorsed by the … war based on four pillars – ANC underground activity, united mass action, MK attacks and an international campaign … country ungovernable and would ‘attack on all fronts in a united and co-ordinated political and military offensive’. 14 …

… (ISL ) is formed by the anti-war section of the Labour Party . William H. Andrews is elected chairman and David Ivon … Union’s second general elections occur. The South African Party (SAP) led by General Botha emerges as the largest party but do not receive a majority. Botha forms a minority …

… in Cape Town on February 3,1960, goaded the Nationalist Party by criticizing apartheid and proclaiming that "winds of … joined the group in Cape Town, and Elliot Mfaxa, the party's national organizer, accompanied them as they touched … "revolutionary warfare." In a somewhat different vein, a party flyer issued at about the same time declared that the …

… was addressed by Mr Themba Khoza of the Inkatha Freedom Party (IFP) was the National Party, channelled through a building company called EU …

… anti pass demonstrations were organized by the Communist Party of South Africa (CPSA) in Potchefstroom in the … Congress (ANC), (together with the South African Communist Party (SACP) , the South African Indian Congress, the …

… ( FSAW or FEDSAW) Women’s role in the Congress of the Party and the Freedom Charter The women’s 1955 anti-pass … “The Black Sash was formed in 1955 and it began as a tea party of six women, Jean Sinclair, Ruth Foley, Elizabeth …

… Native Representatives and members of the new Progressive Party voted against the Bill. In conclusion; Sharpeville , …

… department to promote the political aims of the National Party with the help of government funds to gain control over … substantial amounts of government funds to a National Party supporter to buy opposition newspapers.            … in the war had been entirely solicited by the United States. The Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) and BOSS …

… consent from 16 to 19. 2) Outlaw dildoes. 3) The "men at a party" clause, which prohibited two or more men to be … of the end for the apartheid government; the Nationalist Party's dream of an Afrikaner Empire was beginning to … groups such as the African National Congress (ANC) and the United Democratic Front (UDF) (Pettis, 2005). GLOW had a …

… was a visiting professor at several universities in the United States. It was also during this time in 1979 when she … (2014). She now divides her time between Nigeria and the United States (Chimamanda, 2014). NoViolet Bulawayo (1981-) … at the age of 18 where she continued her education in the United States at Kalamazoo Valley Community College. She went …

… both locally and abroad. The ANC sent an appeal to the United Nations: ‘We call upon the United Nations to impose mandatory sanctions against the …

… (FEDTRAW) , Natal Organisation of Women (NOW) and the United Women's Congress (UWCO) in the Western Cape, were … campaigns in 1960 - and the South African Communist Party (SACP) in the same year were momentous. One of the most … when in 1963 she made an impassioned testimony before the United Nations Committee Against Apartheid. Consequently, her …

… 1920s women also became involved in the early Communist Party of South Africa (CPSA). Its radical socialist ideas … (in 1953) as the less extreme South African Communist Party (SACP). The SACP then declared itself willing to … it is clear that there was considerable Communist Party backing for the initiative. According to Julia Wells …

… on a wave of popular euphoria fuelled by voters and fellow party politicians alike. A controversial candidate, Zuma’s … power-struggle, his popularity surpassed Mbeki’s with the party, and Zuma was well-placed to assume leadership of the … of The Congress of the People (COPE), a new political party founded by a disgruntled contingent of the ANC, who had …

… Fall of Apartheid Apartheid was introduced by the National Party in 1948 following their election success; the system … Blanton, 1997, p.567). Between 1990 and 1993, the National Party lead by de Klerk and the ANC lead by Mandela met many … In 1994, the GNU was formed of the ANC, the National Party, and the Inkatha Freedom Party; which sought to ‘heal …

… Verse and Unity As a result of the Afrikaner National Party gaining power in 1948, the people’s struggle against … grip of the apartheid government, Serote travelled to the United States of America. During his time in exile, Serote … writing in exile. His second major literary work in the United States was published in 1978 titled Behold Mama, …

… Civil war in the Transvaal The Boers were far from united in the early 1860s. When Marthinus Wessels Pretorius … the situation. By 1880, the victory of the Liberal Party in England brought hope among the Boers that the new … one in Cape Town in 1907 and at the Rand Show in 1908. The United Tobacco Company also began operating in the area, …