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… demonstration is held on Trafalgar Square, London, to commemorate the Sharpeville massacre. …

… The Convention on the High Seas, to which SA is a party, is signed in Geneva. …

… The Convention on the Continental Shelve, to which SA is a party, is signed in Geneva. …

… a chronology of key political events from independence to mid-1997, Westport: Greenwood. … the government of Namibia concerning broadcasting services to Walvis Bay. …

… begin an UN-approved shuttle of Muslim pilgrims from Libya to Saudi Arabia. …

… and Spanish representatives meet with Riff envoys but fail to reach an armistice agreement. …

… as Zulu chief, gets his prize: South Africa as a threat to world peace.... …

… Letter from Neville Curtis, President-elect, NUSAS, to National Executive, SRC Presidents and Local Chairmen …

… Repression Portfolio Report 1991 to 1992: Report Presented at the Black Sash National …

… All children have a right to be protected from all forms of cruelty, neglect and …

… years of National Party Rule ... : These people want you to vote for them …

… Other Freedoms and the Future of the Rural Poor (rejoinder to cross) …

… What has federation really meant to the people?: Partnership or self-rule in Central Africa …

… Peace is my gift to you it is my own peace that I leave with you …

… These are the people who will bring jobs, peace and housing to the Western Cape …

… Retrenchment an excuse to get rid of me says 55-year-old Brown Lung victim …

… For the record: An open letter to the organisers of the Congress of the People …

… I have known of him on the island: a 70th Birthday tribute to Nelson Mandela …

… health care team: what is it and who is best equipped to lead it? …

… the health hierachy - the myth of the health team approach to health care …

… in 1981: physical decay after the tenants were moved to a resettlement camp in 1977/8 …

… A letter sent to leaders of the Christian Church in South Africa by the …

… TRADE UNIONS, ON 5 MARCH 1955, AND INCLUDED AS A PREAMBLE TO ITS CONSTITUTION Organize... or Starve! History has shown that unorganised workers are unable to improve their wages and conditions of work on a lasting … organised in effective trade unions have they been able to improve their lot, raise their standard of living and …

… destroyed prices on commodities that were profitable to many farmers. This prevented them from paying the mortgage … affected, it was the gold mining industry that managed to save South Africa's economy from complete collapse. As … such as agriculture. At first, this seemed beneficial to South Africa but it had a reverse effect due the fact that …

… the Apartheid government that a revision of its approach to infiltration by the liberation movements was needed. … most of the policemen serving in Natal had been deployed to Rhodesia to help prop up the regime of Ian Smith. The South African … SADF takes over security of Northern Natal from the SAP to prevent infiltration into SA by Liberation Movements …

… from the Dutch Reformed Church (DRC) as he was opposed to their compliance with the apartheid system. He joined and … of treason, and on 24 November, Niehaus was sentenced to fifteen years in prison. He served seven years of his … ANC. He apparently convinced the owner of a travel agency to temporarily cover the expenses of a family holiday to …

… 1964, by Allison Drew Document 59 - Letter from Ruth First to The Secretary, South African Institute of Race Relations', … of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg Dear Sir, We wish to draw your attention to the dangerous implications in the resolutions on in farm …

… his artistic talent when he embarked on an expedition to southern Africa. He arrived in Cape Town in June 1836, suffering from a fever and only intending to stay until he recovered. However, he ended up staying for … the following year and took them across the Orange River to Kuruman, where they met the missionary Robert Moffat. …

… Zakes Mokae, 27, from Johannesburg arrived in Cape Town to stage a three hour play on "Colour-bar". "The Blood Knot" … was commissioned by a British publisher Andrew Deutsch to be staged at London's West End in May 1962. "The Blood …

… On 22 March 1961, Nkrumah called on world leaders to impose sanctions on South Africa because of its Apartheid policies. African harbours were closed to the South African government, and South African aircrafts … the rest of the continent. In addition, the OAU managed to convince the United Nations (UN) to expel South Africa …