SAHO global search

… 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 …

… Civic organisation also experienced problems in organising across the racial divide. Initially the emerging civic organisation in African township and coloured areas moved … and numerous squatter settlements formed their own organisation. The formation of the Western Cape Civic …

… 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 …

… be. The Federation of South African Women (FEDSAW) was an organisation that started to bring women together during the … initially founded FEDSAW as an individual membership organisation. However, after much debate, it soon became a … to individual membership is due to a fear that if our organisation becomes a mass organisation, it will draw women …

… was strong. Several young liberal white leaders of the organisation empathised with the Black cause, and tried to … a Blacks-only student union, the South African Students’ Organisation (SASO) to which Biko was elected president. The … SASO leaders established an adult wing (umbrella organisation) of their organisation, the Black People’s …

… employees that aimed to be a national, non-racial umbrella organisation that could coordinate Black trade union … It had 12 partners representing 45 000 workers. The organisation aimed to ensure that its partners were …

… 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 …

… feminism was a catalyst for South African feminist organisation to address violence against women. In 1975, Anne … their association with its politics would diminish the organisation’s credibility. So when the organisation, three years after its inception decided to …

… 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 …

… 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 …

… boycott, although riots and uprisings did take place. Organisation was led by the Metal and Allied Worker's Union … was worried about the level of violence and the lack of organisation. The UDF itself was in a state of disarray as … had either disappeared, been killed or left the country. Organisation improved slightly in October when some leaders …

… had achieved a success that made the State wary of the new organisation’s potential for anti-apartheid resistance, and … emerged with the formation of the South African Students Organisation (SASO)  in 1969 after Black students broke away … African Students (NUSAS), and formed their own student organisation, drawing African, Coloured and Indian students …

… , Tabata emphasised the critical need to create an organisation that could become a think tank of the resistance … – ‘We fight Ideas with Ideas’ – evidently reflected an organisation that emphasised the intellectual development of … noted: ‘The Society of Young Africa (SOYA) was a youth organisation, mostly African, launched ”¦ to counter 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 …

… Amina Cachalia who formed the steering committee for the organisation. During the early stages of the federation … of FEDSAW. FEDSAW was created to be a broad-based women’s organisation that would not only fight for national … Sisulu, she would come to be a strong leader within the organisation within her own right. While she was …

… Sono was elected president of the South African Student Organisation (SASO). He was also co-founder of the Black … The president of SASO Themba Sono is expelled from the organisation because he called for the usage of separate … SASO leaders. 1974  SASO is listed as one of the affected organisation under the Affected Organisation Act of 1974. …

… Sono was elected president of the South African Student Organisation (SASO). He was also co-founder of the Black … The president of SASO Themba Sono is expelled from the organisation because he called for the usage of separate … SASO leaders. 1974 SASO is listed as one of the affected organisation under the Affected Organisation Act of 1974. …

… formed the United Women's Congress (UWCO) in 1981. The organisation took up campaigns such as child care, the bread … joined forces with the Women's Front, another women's organisation in the Western Cape. UWCO was one of the few … uniting with other women's organisations such as the Natal Organisation of Women (NOW) and the Federation of Transvaal …

… 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 …

… Town. However, the ICU soon developed into a more general organisation, including in its membership skilled as well as … one chief. The ICU was also widely perceived as the organisation that stood up for Blacks against injustice. 'I … members and some White members. But, the ICU as an organisation largely failed to provide effective activist …

… 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 …

… revolts would not be able to continue without grassroot organisation. The UDF felt it should rather focus on state … 000 and 800 000 staying home, and unions being active in organisation. After the success of the stayaway, the UDF felt … involve itself in existing political struggles, although organisation remained important. The UDF also began to move …

… 1902 A Coloured people’s political organisation, African People’s Organisation (APO) , previously known as the African Political Organisation is formed in Cape Town . 1910 Union of South …

… Coloured community of District Six . As a cultural welfare organisation it offered a wide range of activities from … in the Isaac Ochberg Hall in District Six, Cape Town , the organisation grew to have 15 branches throughout the Cape … and support to dwindle and many of the teachers left the organisation.  After the destruction of District Six, the …

… 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 …

… in 1991, Dance For All (DFA) is a non-profit dance organisation, originally known as Ballet for All. DFA was an … as contemporary, jazz and latin dance, thus renaming the organisation to “Dance For All” in 1995. A year later, the … Boyd, taught at Ballet for All and helped build the organisation into the high standard of training it holds …

… is where a range of topics affecting the nation and organisation are discussed and future plans outlined. Here …

… as the first attempt to establish a broad-based women’s organisation. This was the brainchild of Ray Simons who drew … Amina Cachalia who formed the steering committee for the organisation. One hundred and forty-six delegates, … A major task of the Federation in succeeding years was the organisation of massive protests against the extension of …

… 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 …

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