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… explosion 01/06/81 Firebombs at three Progressive Federal Party (PFP) offices, Johannesburg. No injuries 04/06/81  SAP … station - No details 01/01/87  SADF personnel:  Alexandra. National servicemen attacked; at least one injured 08/01/86  … SAP Personnel:  Marble Hall. Commander of KwaNdebele National Guard Unit and his son (also SAP officer) found shot …

… the industry, the GFIO decided to rather act as a third-party and allow external investment and gain.  For example, …

… over all their slaves into the hands of the 'military' party, give them food and a place to sleep. The next morning the party proceeded from farm to farm, persuading slaves and Khoi …

… Act, the first South African Act passed by the United Party Government imposing spatial segregation on the Indians … a non-racial democracy in South Africa. 1946 - The United Party Government passed the Indian Land Tenure and …

… However, resistance was to emanate not from the national organisation, but from the NIC and the TIC. On … major political organisations in India, such as the Indian National Congress, the Muslim League and the Indian Liberal … even more imperative after 1948, when the Nationalist Party won the elections (which they have not lost since) and …

… want to involve themselves in an armed struggle. African National Congress First National Consultative Conference Morogoro, Tanzania, 25 April … ‘verligtes’ - that is the liberal school of the National Party. In his speech Vorster spoke of taking South Africa out …

… Parliament has two bodies or groups. The one is called the National Assembly. There are 350 – 400 people in the National Assembly. They are called Members of Parliament, or MPs for short. The other body is called the National Council of Provinces (NCOP). The NCOP has 90 …

… president, Sechaba Montsitsi, and leading members of the National Union South African Students (NUSAS ) were arrested … without affiliations to and distinct from the African National Congress (ANC) and the Pan Africanist Congress … believed to have been supporters of the Inkatha Freedom Party (IFP). In 1982 university management at Ngoye attempted …

… the country. In November 2016, at the federation’s sixth National Congress, six new National Office Bearers (NOBs) were elected. At this … with other unions In 2006, FEDUSA aimed to merge with the National Council of Trade Unions (NACTU) the Confederation of …

… Congress of the People, Chief Albert Luthuli , the banned National President of the ANC said: "‘Why will this assembly … to sustain the enthusiasm of their vast new following. The National Action Council (successor to the ANC/SAIC Joint … August 1953 Prof. ZK Matthews proposed the summoning of a ‘national convention at which all groups might be represented …

… National Archives The government archives service in South … In 1978, the Government Archives Service launched the National Register of Manuscripts (NAREM), a computerised … in all major participating institutions. Contact info National Archives of South Africa, Head Office The National …

… in London by the Marxist Workers' Tendency of the African National Congress documents the workers' struggle for national liberation, democracy and socialism. Issues … negotiations, improved working conditions, campaigns for a national minimum wage and exploitation of workers. Trade …

… Introduction In 1948 the National government was voted into power and instituted … for white females and one for black females. Central is a ‘national’ prison and a reception centre where many prisoners … on the death penalty in 1990. Later, in 1993, the National Party (NP) re-enacted the death penalty, but no one was …

… for " to speak". Parliament is made up of two groups, the National Assembly and the National Council of Provinces (NCOP). The National Assembly is made up of all the Members of Parliament …

… Congress of the People, Chief Albert Luthuli , the banned National President of the ANC said: "‘Why will this assembly … to sustain the enthusiasm of their vast new following. The National Action Council (successor to the ANC/SAIC Joint … August 1953 Prof. ZK Matthews proposed the summoning of a ‘national convention at which all groups might be represented …

… The aim of FOSACO was to establish a representative national structure for cultural workers and to initiate the process of developing a new national cultural policy. The Transvaal based National interim Cultural Desk was rejected by regional …

… of the students... that is not inclined to any political party but inclined to students’.  In September 2015, student … trends on twitter as student protests begin to get national attention. Image source 20 October  - Minister of … and reject the 6% cap as a resolution and plan a national shutdown of campuses for 21 October to further …

… [11]   In the 1920s, electricity “shifted to the national arena” to support industrial growth, particularly in … Commission (ESCOM). ESCOM would supply electricity on a national scale and embark on new projects and investments … the VFTPC for £15, 5 million just prior to the National Party (NP) victory in 1948. This kind of state intervention …

… In the 1980s the National Party witnessed a renewed national and international pressure to initiate political …

… Gardens'. 1984 Mandela is given Honorary membership of National and Local Government Officers Association [NALGO] … of Dakar 1986 Elected Honorary Life President of the National Union of Mineworkers of South Africa Awarded the W E … the 10th National Congress of the South African Communist Party, Johannesburg. 11 September, Awarded an Honorary Degree …

… is widely documented, considered as the Nationalist Party (NP) government's model for its urban apartheid … succeeded in destroying Sophiatown where the United Party (UP) dominated Johannesburg City Council (JCC) failed …

… The Black Sash was formed in 1955 and it began as a tea party of six women, Jean Sinclair , Ruth Foley, Elizabeth …

… the battle, but the church was built). The Pretorius party crossed the Ncome (Buffalo) River, and on Saturday 15 …

… but they were not accepted as members of the African National Congress (ANC) when it was formed in 1912. This … her presence felt by openly opposing the policies of the National Party and urging the government to open discussion with the …

… of Apartheid Key to understanding this period is the National Party winning the white election in 1948 and the process of … Education period come into being, as does the African National Congress school in exile, the Solomon Mahlangu …

… thereafter the apartheid government banned the African National Congress (ANC) and the Pan Africanist Congress … were charged effectively contained activities of national and regional leadership of underground networks. … three women were hacked to death for having attended a party at the Men’s hostel when they had been advised not to. …

… of, and association with, the South African Native National Congress (SANNC), renamed the African National Congress (ANC) in 1923. In the first 30 years of its … is that after the 1948 general election the Nationalist Party (NP) emerged victorious and had a different set of …

… students who broke away from the pre-dominantly white National Union of South African Students (NUSAS), is thought … specifically the intensifying opposition to the ruling National Party and the declining strength of multiculturalism and …

… again. Ray Alexander , a prominent member of the Communist Party of South Africa (CPSA – subsequently renamed South … and a women's leader both in the Eastern Cape and in national campaigns. In 1948 when Alexander came to Port … reliable leaders in the factories” (Cape Town FCWU Branch National Executive Committee Minutes, 1954). Union members …

… and rendering help to deportees. December 27, Indian National Congress at Allahabad passed resolution expressing … he could preside at the forthcoming session of Indian National Congress, and his conditional willingness. October … September 15, Passive resistance revived; pioneer party of passive resisters, twelve men and four women, …