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… How do you see the question of unity with such groups as PAC and other small groupings inside South Africa? TAMBO : …

… onslaught was their chosen terminology. But the ANC and PAC, let me confine myself to the dominant, the ANC spoke of … I’ve not only, I’ve defended people from the ANC and PAC: I did the PAC trial in Pretoria, with the PAC here for - Txsolo, you …

… levelled at black organisations – against ANC, PAC, BPC and student groups such as SASO, SASM, NA YO, etc – …

… African National Congress (ANC) and Pan African Congress (PAC) were banned by the government in the 1960s. SASO was one …

… protested being shut out of the system, and the ANC and PAC, both of whom had traditionally used non-violent means to …

… of political organizations including the ANC and the PAC. The following year the Population Registration Act and …

… organizations, and validation of the ANC and the PAC as legitimate all helped to push the South African …

… Organisation (Azapo) and the Pan Africanist Congress (PAC). Indeed, by 1987, Azapo’s Muntu Myeza lamented the …

… massacre in March 1960, the banning of the ANC and the PAC all avenues of legal political activity were closed. … group. Daniels eventually became a member of the ANC. PAC leader Kwedi Mkalipi often recalls how Walter befriended … always regretted that the friendly relations he had with PAC members and leaders on a personal level never translated …

… in Sharpeville, killing 69 people. The ANC and the PAC were banned on the 31st of March 1960 and the ANC began … Unity and the United Nations which accepted the ANC and PAC as legitimate representatives of the South African people …

… exactly so. Exactly so. POM     What about the PAC? What about their staying outside the entire process? AG  … and the ANC is something of a sell-out, that the PAC stands there as a magnet that can attract many of the …

… example, the Freedom Charter camp had a complaint about a PAC person, they would have to send a delegation to see the relevant PAC people.  Another example: prisoners had the habit of …

… in Sharpeville, killing 69 people. The ANC and the PAC were banned on the 31st of March 1960 and the ANC began … Unity and the United Nations which accepted the ANC and PAC as legitimate representatives of the South African people …

… is presented with the Fucik Award. 1981 18 March, The PAC announces in Dan es Salaam that it has reinstated … change in South Africa. Six South African members of the PAC are sentenced to fifteen years’ imprisonment, by the … Court, for the killing in Dar es Salaam of David Sibeko, PAC representative at the United Nations. 1981 16 June, On …

… essentially white organisations and groups supported the PAC against the ANC which said that they have the right to … in the midst of a heightened political atmosphere, the PAC jumped in ahead. On 21 March 1960, 20 000 people … to the Unlawful Organisations Act under which the ANC, PAC and other organisations were banned: declared illegal. …

… radical forces long before this. In the early 1960s, the PAC's armed wing, Poqo, launched several attempts to …

… at Sharpeville, sought refuge in Lesotho - both ANC and PAC supporters. Khalaki Sello was imprisoned for two years …

… Party (DP) 10 Tony Leon Pan Africanist Congress (PAC) 5 Clarence Makwetu African Christian Democratic Party …

… as time went by. Listing did not apply to the ANC and PAC, which were banned under a different Act, the Illegal …

… Leaders of the ANC and the Pan Africanist Congress (PAC) were banned under the Suppression of Communism Act or … from the stirrings of attempts at armed struggle by both PAC and ANC, open political activity was completely stifled … when the MDC was defunct, Martin’s sympathies lay with the PAC. He completed BA and LLB degrees at Wits and practised as …

… work won him few friends within the UN. Both the ANC and PAC were represented on the Special Committee and the PAC were adamant that Nelson Mandela should not be singled …

… National Congress (anc) and the Pan-Africanist Congress (Pac). Although the majority of volunteers were black … training camps and schools of the 'non-racial' anc (the Pac, at that stage, was wracked by internal squabbles and, in …

… (APLA – the military wing of the Pan-Africanist Congress/PAC) as a base for the training of recruits and for armed …

… (APLA - the military wing of the Pan-Africanist Congress/PAC) as a base for the training of recruits and for armed …

…            Below is a letter written by the leader of the PAC Robert Sobukwe, just before the AntiPass Laws march …

… himself a man would not despise them. In 1964 the ANC and PAC in South Africa were suppressed. This convinced me that …

… ended with the arrest and imprisonment of the ANC and PAC leadership. Opposition to apartheid went underground and …

… for more action at a time when both the ANC and the PAC had been banned. It demanded that a national convention …

… years after the long-established ANC and the very young PAC were banned. I am very pleased that today, 30 years after … full retreat, arising from the banning of the ANC and the PAC, the destruction of the organised structures of the …

… ANC Anti-Pass Campaign was due to begin on 31 March, the PAC announced that it was launching its own Anti-Pass … Act, under whose provisions both the ANC and the PAC were banned. In terms of this Act, the maximum penalties …