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… an uprising, organisation targeted Paarl on 22 November 1962. The crowd of 250 men, who were armed with axes, pangas …

… to a Poqo uprising in the town of Paarl, South Africa, in 1962.   Bianca has earned a spot on the Deans Merit List each …

… was made “unlawful” two years later on 14 September 1962.) “Aiding and abetting” these organizations was illegal …

… of mandatory sanctions in the Security Council. In 1962 the General Assembly asked that member states break … Abubakar Tafawa Balewa of Nigeria to visit South Africa in 1962 and an offer by Kuanda of Zambia in 1964 to establish … by working together with the white organisations, but by 1962 realised this was not going to be effective and it …

… the State of Emergency in 1960 . He was first banned in 1962. From 1978 to 1990 he was bound by the restrictions of …

… Four and Sonheuwel followed (1958), Extension Five in 1962, Extension Six in 1964, and Eight in 1967. Curiously, …

… the University of Fort Hare located in the Eastern Cape. 1962 Tshabalala-Msimang is one of 27 young members of the …

… at the Second Pan-African Youth Seminar in Dar Es Salaam. 1962 January, Meets Mandela and Joe Matthews in Dar es Salaam … Prime Minister Tage Erlander officially receives Tambo 1962 October, An ANC consultative meeting in Lobatse, …

… and becomes acting president of the PAC until August 1962. 31 August, The government lifts the State of Emergency … organisation of Africanists or ‘undiluted’ or ‘pure’). 1962 16/17 March 1962, A group of Poqo operatives attack a police vehicle in …

… exile. The magazine is eventually published from London. 1962 Alex la Guma: A Walk in the Night (1962) was published. E'skia Mphahlele's: A critique The …

… the police interrupted the funeral of a LPSA member. In 1962, BJ Vorster accused the party of being nothing more than …

… buying Zonk magazine and Imvo Zabantsundu, a newspaper. In 1962 Afrikaanse Pers merged with Dagbreekpers, to become Afrikaanse Pers (1962) Beperk, effectively under Dagbreekpers’ control. The … Transvaal in 1965. Voortrekkerpers and Afrikaanse Pers (1962) Beperk merged to form Perskor on 1 April 1971, bringing …

… is replaced by the Department of Community Development. 1962 Until this year there were 177 shops in the area with …

… in the 1960s was not always a close one. In fact after 1962 Nelson Mandela began playing down the ANC's relationship …

… the deliberations of the Second Vatican Council, held from 1962 to 1965, which sought to align the Christian world with …

… becomes a Republic and leaves the Commonwealth of Nations 1962 Eersterus, the residential township for Coloured people, …

… South African to be placed under house arrest in October 1962, is released from such restrictions. 1982 2 July, The …

… For a while they had a United Front with the ANC, but by 1962 this had failed as differences of opinion were still too …

… were declared homelands for the North Sotho. Known after 1962 as Lebowa, the Department of Bantu Administration set up … families, 69 of whom came from Palmietfontein on 8 January 1962, the remainder coming from White farms. Solomondale On 8 January 1962, 200 families from Palmietfontein were moved to …

… whites only; of the glut (60 films!) made between 1956 and 1962 most were in Afrikaans - four were bilingual and the … films. 1969 The Kinekor organization was formed. Since 1962 Afrikaner capital had been a significant factor in the …

… 1961 General Law Amendment Act (Sabotage Act) No 76 of 1962 Increased the State President's power to declare … tried for sabotage (Horrell 1978: 443). Commenced: 27 June 1962. Section 16 repealed by the State of Emergency Act No 86 of 1995. Terrorism Act No 83 of 1962 According to Horrell (1978: 473), this Act signalled the …

… example, who became secretary of the ANCWL in Tanzania in 1962. Similarly, Hilda Bernstein escaped to London and became … Areas Committee still played a role at local level. In 1962 she organised anti-government demonstrations among rural … eastern Cape section suffered a similar fate. And in early 1962 there was worse to come. Helen Joseph's banning order …

… the assembly soon joins in singing or humming the anthem. 1962 February 1, A statement entitled 'We don't want crumbs' …

… ANC. Hani joins the South African Communist Party (SACP) . 1962 Hani becomes one of the first volunteers for Umkhonto …

… enormous cost to the Indian and other oppressed people. In 1962, Hercules, the section of Pretoria in which Nanabhai …

… the BPP began demanding full independence from Britain. In 1962 the Bechuanaland Democratic Party (BDP) was founded by … set up safe houses in the Lobatse area. Between 1960 and 1962, he worked closely with Joe Modise in facilitating the … who left the country for military training. In January 1962 Nelson Mandela crossed the border into Bechuanaland and …

… progressively tightened up in 1951, 1954, and yearly from 1962-1968. Some other important laws were the: Prohibition of …

… of East and Central Africa in Addis Ababa in January 1962, referred to unrest in the region: "In 1957 there was …