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… state repression. The Repression of SASO On 26 February 1973, the South African Minister of Justice, Mr Pelser issued … it stood for the ‘true' liberation of Black people. From 1973 until 1977 when SASO was banned, state repression …

… of MK, under the code name ‘James Stuart’. [ii] 1964 - 1973 Undergoes military training in Odessa, Kishinev and …

… own propaganda war. The propaganda war started as early as 1973 following John Vorster accepted Mulder's plan to shift …

… Tribes . Fort Hare Papers, Vol 3, pp 19-30. DE LANGE, MM . 1973. Aspects of South African Beadwork, particularly of the …

… January 8th, 1974 - No statement issued January 8th, 1973 - No statement issued January 8th, 1972 …

… result in the demolition of the Indian Market. In March 1973, a fire destroyed the Indian market. Two-thirds of the … site of the old Victoria Street Indian Market in November 1973. In 1978, this market was demolished to allow for the … would not be served on the stallholders before 31 March 1973. However, on the evening of Friday March 16, 1973, a …

… participate in the South African Games in Pretoria in 1973, asking for assurance that Blacks would be allowed to … matter was not mentioned at the FIFA Congress in Paris.) 1973 26 January, The Federation of International Football … South African Games to be held in Pretoria in March-April 1973, when it becomes clear that FASA is planning separate …

… Jersey: Lawrence Erlbaum Associates. Potgieter D. J. (ed) 1973. Standard Encyclopaedia of Southern Africa, POP – SLA. …

… 1970 :  US President Nixon extends the war to Cambodia. 1973 :  Ceasefire between the US and Vietnam. 1975 :  North …

… formed after the wave of strikes at the beginning of 1973 which marked a renewal of trade union activity after a … and the Building, Construction and Allied Workers Union. 1973: Renewal of Unionism It was the spontaneous wave of strikes, begun by dockworkers in Durban in 1973, which led to the renewal of union activity in the …

… first president with Drake Koka as its Secretary-General.  1973 26 February, The Minister of Justice, Mr. Pelser, issues …

… first president with Drake Koka as its Secretary-General.  1973 February 26 The Minister of Justice, Mr. Pelser, issues …

… Ruth First about his background and activities in the RCC. 1973 First begins lecturing at Durham University on the …

… ruling out patrons from Soweto and Kliptown. On 29 May 1973, the Council approved a recommendation from the … five cops, who were to begin their duties on 1 February 1973. Religious Developments Religious developments exhibit … partly nominated Committee”. The Council on 27 February 1973 resolved: “Voting qualifications were made as simple as …

… 2007. “A Racially Divided Class: Strikes in South Africa, 1973-2004” in S van der Velden, et al (eds), Strikes Around …

… printing equipment was operated from Luanda, Angola. [26] 1973 The printing press at Oniipa was bombed for the first … included critical views of the war in northern Namibia. 1973 Cosmo Pieterse was the only Namibian writer included in … African Authors: A Companion to Black African Writing 1300-1973. [28] He was born in 1930 in Windhoek. Pieterse’s status …

… the writing of his novel The Marabi Dance (published in 1973), a superbly authentic recreation of the Johannesburg of …

… people in 1970. Workers went on strike in 1970 and in 1973 in Durban. During this period Mozambique, which shares a … unionist, suffers a heart attack and dies in Moscow, USSR. 1973 South Africans begin to receive reliable broadcasts from …

… workers would make major progress in the next decade. In 1973 trade unions began striking heavily, which created a … in South Africa. A key piece of legislation was passed in 1973, the Bantu Labour Relations Amendment Act, which …

… in Asherville. 1968 - Served with another banning order. 1973 - His third banning order expired and his release from …

… these reached draft stage, and these were finalised in 1973. By this time four South Ndebele tribal authorities had … to exclude the North Ndebele from KwaNdebele. In February 1973 they announced that henceforth, it would only deal with … Zebediela and the Rev Molomo, chair of NANO who, prior to 1973, had already been urging North Ndebele chiefs to secede …

… trade union history came about with the Durban strikes in 1973. These strikes soon extended to other parts of the country, and in 1973 and 1974 there was a countrywide increase in labour …

… areas if they were deemed undesirable or idle (Horrell, 1973: 23). February: a number of Indians illegally occupying … been granted a special permission to be there (Horrell, 1973: 94). Furthermore, while White hosts were allowed to … could not remain there for more than 72 hours (Horrell, 1973: 98). Community Development Amendment Act, No. 44 of …

… a speech on the sixtieth anniversary of the ANC in Lusaka 1973 2 April Delivers a tribute to the United Nations Special … Delivers an address, Black Reaction to Apartheid, 1948-1973 to the annual meeting of the African Studies Association …

… them to correspond about the union. The period from 1973 onwards was marked by a steadily heightening level of … Africa. After strikes in Namibia and Durban in 1972 and 1973, the 1979 Cape Fatti’s and Moni’s factory was the scene …

… Rage  by James Matthews and Gladys Thomas it was banned. 1973 Andre Brink's novel Looking on Darkness was banned. … Modikwe Dikobe, The Marabi Dance was published in 1973, a superbly authentic recreation of the Johannesburg of …

… operations inside Zambia. It was abandoned in 1973 when President Kaunda made public allegations of South … been working in close cooperation with van den Bergh since 1973. The department of Information was the central hub … Smuts to Mbeki ” (L.B. Tauris & Co. Ltd).| Sachs, A., (1973), “ Justice in South Africa ” (Universty of California …

… unionist, suffers a heart attack and dies in Moscow, USSR. 1973 January, A massive strike begins in Durban with over 60 …

… party members were not happy with the newspaper.’ [27] In 1973 Naspers decided to reinforce its presence in the north … Die Transvaaler was incorporated into Perskor in 1973. It appointed Willem de Klerk as editor to replace Carl Nöffke.  De Klerk began his editorship on 14 August 1973. A verligte theologian, a Dopper – religiously …

… to the newly formed post of Assistant General Secretary. 1973 October, The South African Communist Party holds its …