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… UDF to increase pressure inside the county through better organisation and working together with Congress of South … revived after the meeting and made decisions regarding organisation and its role in directing the struggle inside … of the 'people's power' in pushing resistance forward. Organisation at local level soon began in the Eastern Cape, …

… in the formation of the first Coloured political organisation, the African People’s Organization (APO) in 1902 … a desire to form a racially exclusive Coloured teachers’ organisation which focused on the Coloured teaching … of the TLSA was not the first attempt to form such as an organisation: previous efforts did not succeed. There is no …

… Congress (SAIC) and the South African Coloured Peoples Organisation (SACPO). On 16 December 1961, MK announced its … public facilities. After the banning of the PAC, the organisation decided that it was time to engage in armed … though non-racial in character was a predominantly White organisation. Predating the formation of both the ANC’s …

… B. NATIONAL LEADERSHIP OF THE SOUTH AFRICAN STUDENTS ORGANISATION (SASO) Elected at the formal inauguration of … Convention (BCP) Black Women’s Federation Border Youth Organisation Eastern Province (or Cape) Youth Organisation Medupe Writers Association Natal Youth …

… clear that the need for the UDF no longer existed. The organisation disbanded in August 1991. In January 1990, the UDF began putting together the pieces of an organisation that had suffered under the State of Emergency . … and help to the ANC; or they continue as a civil society organisation helping with reconstruction and development. In …

… for freedom. A list of tasks was drawn up, focusing on organisation building and highlighting the aim of being an organisation to represent all parts of the population. In the … increased support for Charterism and a move towards mass organisation. In the immediate post-Soweto period, amid …

… youth politics in South Africa.  The South African Student Organisation  (SASO) was gathering support from campus to … schools. From the early 1970s, the South African Student Organisation became an umbrella body for a number of school … a new phase in school protests and activity. Thought the organisation was politically and organisationally weak, it …

… the dismantling of apartheid – the South African Students Organisation (SASO). The UCM was from its inception a … student movement far more radical than any other student organisation in the country. With the National Union of South … and moral support to launch their own black-led organisation, SASO. Factors that led to the emergence of the …

… youth politics in South Africa. The South African Student Organisation  (SASO) was gathering support from campus to … in Lusaka during the Easter Weekend of 1979, modelling the organisation on the Soweto Students Representative Council … phase in school protests and student activity. Though the organisation was politically and organisationally weak, it …

… the first democratic elections the South African Students Organisation (SASCO) continued the tradition of militant … expectations. There is no contradiction in a student organisation that both genuinely co-operates to find answers …

… Communist League (YCL) dates back to 1921, although the organisation observes 25 May 1922 as the date of its official … number of other young people had formed a Communist youth organisation in Johannesburg in 1921. According to the YCL, … must have created the impression that a vast underground organisation was at work”. Initially, the YCL comprised …

… While in detention, they debated the need for an umbrella organisation for movements ready to carry out sabotage … although its membership was predominantly white. The organisation hoped to attract an African following by … May 1962, the NCL agreed to clarify the structure of the organisation at a meeting convened in Cape Town. The meeting …

… strategies of the past, and a transformation of the organisation into a revolutionary mass movement. In the next … League’s Programme of Action became apparent in both the organisation and execution of the Defiance Campaign .  The … a very early age of 33, leaving a leadership gap that the organisation found difficult to fill. Moreover, after a brief …

… The Springbok Legion (SL) was a leading organisation formed in 1941 to fight for the rights of … World War II and in the post-war period. Over time the organisation became radicalised by members of the Communist … This resulted in the fracturing and decline of the organisation particularly after the war as members became …

… Black workers and the youth. The South African Students Organisation (SASO) - an arm of the movement - was founded by …

… reached the point where she began to criticise the organisation’s policies publicly for the first time. As the … work with the new unions, despite her position on the organisation’s executive committee. Ostracised by her TUCSA …

… be members of the ANC and thus had no voting rights in the organisation. Regardless, the Bantu Women’s League  was … 1944, the ANC decided to allow women to be members of the organisation and consequently in 1948 the African National … their agenda. After thirty years of inactivity, the organisation had much to redevelop and re-establish in order …

… scene ( see SAIC history ). Dr. Naicker was elected to the organisation's leadership in 1945. Due to more militant … that the NIC was revived with a focus on civic work. The organisation was prominent in the establishment of the United …

… S. P. Bunting was also a popular founding member of the organisation. Many socialists in South Africa, in keeping … League. Members of the League decided to form a breakaway organisation when it became clear that pressure from within … were brought into the ISL, from its inception in 1915 the organisation broadly committed itself to the struggle of the …

… While in detention, they debated the need for an umbrella organisation for movements ready to carry out sabotage … although its membership was predominantly white. The organisation hoped to attract an African following by … May 1962, the NCL agreed to clarify the structure of the organisation at a meeting convened in Cape Town. The meeting …

… African Students (Nusas), an outspoken anti-government organisation with a membership drawn heavily from White … a deep questioning of the role of Nusas within the organisation, with radial elements arguing to cut Nusas ties with its moderate student base and realigning the organisation with the liberation movements. April, Jonty …

… COD, many members of the banned Communist Party joined the organisation. The organisation, however, was never communist in nature. It was …

… through the establishment of the South African Students Organisation (SASO). Conscious of the limitations of a student-oriented organisation, the BCM subsequently developed a number of … supporters from the wider black community. One such organisation, founded in January 1972 (although some sources …

… Anti-tricameral Parliament Campaign. Utilising what the organisation learnt from the million signatures campaign, the … the UDF starts taking a more active role in campaign organisation. However, involvement during 1984 remains low. … theme is, “From Protest to Challenge, From Mobilisation to Organisation.” Decisions made at the conference ratify and …

… 1983, gave significant coverage to the Azanian People’s Organisation (AZAPO). They implicitly tried to edge the black … and later with its successor organization, the Workers Organisation of South Africa, launched in April 1990; to all …

… of the prominent leaders of the ANC, the African People’s Organisation (APO) and the Natal and Transvaal Indian … youth politics in South Africa. The South African Student Organisation (SASO) was gathering support from campus to … in Lusaka during the Easter Weekend of 1979, modeling the organisation on the Soweto Students Representative Council …

… 1918 disaffected Afrikaners were brought together in a new organisation called Jong Suid-Afrika (Young South Africa). … name was changed to the Afrikaner Broederbond (AB). The organisation had one main aim: to further Afrikaner … Afrikaans Cultural Societies) which acted as an umbrella organisation for Afrikaner cultural groups, and took over the …

… The word 'poqo' means 'pure' or 'alone' in Xhosa and the organisation drew most of it's following from the Western … and their followers. The structure and functioning of the organisation was based on the Communist cell, where members …

… and Durban. ASA Leadership in Exile and the demise of the organisation Events in the country at the time forced many of … exile, the ANC elders in London asked Mbeki to launch an organisation of South African students and youth in Britain … Hadebe instructed Mbeki to disband SASA and set up a new organisation. Mbeki declined, suggesting that youth …

… the ANC was being recognised as the principal organisation representing the interests of the majority of … liberation groupings, especially the Azanian People’s Organisation (Azapo) and the Pan Africanist Congress (PAC). … the image of the ANC as an irrational, destructive organisation. The talks from 1985 onwards saw the ANC begin …