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… in the western Transvaal. Towards the end of October, Boer leaders met at a farm called Cypherfontein to hammer out a … stalked the guerrillas in the hope of capturing their leaders, but De Wet and De la Rey were elusive. Conditions … peace negotiations, and then he joined the other Boer leaders at a conference with Kitchener at Pretoria. Here, …

… for guerrilla warfare. Following the capture of top MK leaders in 1963, some time towards the end of 1963 or early … states. His research interests focussed on the roles which leaders, elites and coalitions play in the political … 2010. 'Beyond Institutions: Rethinking the Role of Leaders, Elites and Coalitions in the Institutional Formation …

… Party  (SACP) and the ANC. He also provided various leaders with information on the ANC in exile.  He was also …

… between the LGBTQI+ community and conservative religious leaders. From this project, the conceptualization of a public …

… a Socialist Republic of South Africa. He also accused the leaders of the ANC of betraying the South African revolution. …

… University of South Africa (UNISA). He was also one of the leaders of protest mounted by political prisoner against …

… action against the student body. He advised the Nusas leaders to disband the organisation. Vorster had a difficult … organisation’s South African Students Organisation (SASO) began to mobilise and became active. But first Vorster … it recommended no action against the body, but named eight leaders it regarded as dangerous. After OR Tiro gave a speech …

… "Communique" by SASO, July 1969 For the first time after 1959, Non-White student leaders met at Stutterheim in July 1968. A need for contact, … This then is how the South African Students' Organisation (SASO) came into existence. One immediate problem therefore is …

… leads his party’, and he was regarded as one of the new leaders who could succeed Hofmeyr. When Malan and others …

… for the accused. She organised the delivery of food to leaders of the liberation movement who were under trial for …

… that he, Isaiah Bud-Mbelle* and other conservative black leaders unsuccessfully approached the Chamber of Mines for …

… home was a particular meeting place for visiting Indian leaders and dignitaries, including Mohandas Gandhi . Olive …

…  He was arrested and tried with other Defiance Campaign leaders in the Cape and received a suspended sentence. The …

… telling them about the COP and collecting demands. We have leaders in every street. They first go to each house. After …

… that about 1963 I B Tabata and the majority of the leaders of the African Peoples Democratic Union of Southern …

… This SASO memorandum contains the names and brief profiles of eight Black leaders banned for a five year period. …

… Front (UDF). On September 13, 1984, six of the UDF leaders in KwaZulu-Natal went into hiding - Archie Gumede , …

… military mission in Angola and the Angolan provincial leaders in Kashito and Malange.                       He also …

… the TIC. At this meeting, the divide between the moderate leaders and the new contingent of radicals led by Dadoo … from India and the denouncement of the moderate leaders followed by the full support of the policies and … rallied and protested the Pretoria Agreement struck by the leaders of the NIC (largely AI Kajee ) and Prime Minister Jan …

… skills which will contribute to to developing capable leaders within SASO. …

… Black communities aware of the problems that bedevil it, SASO developed well planned educational programmes to train Black leaders. The aim was to create a just and healthy community …

… that launched the South Africa Students Organisation (SASO) belonged to a generation that resisted the process of … recalled the circumstances while giving evidence at the SASO/BPC trial in 1975: ‘It so happened that when we got to … for the position. Biko cultivated radical white student leaders such as Duncan Innes, who he congratulated when the …

… establishment of the South African Students Organisation (SASO). Conscious of the limitations of a student-oriented … 86 Bearice Street in Durban in the same building used by SASO. The relationship between Spro-cas and BCP, which … to the BC movement to complement the activities of BCP and SASO. Thus within the BCM there was a clear ‘division of …

… in particular the African National Congress. Those Black leaders who were not imprisoned by the state, fled into … and in 1969, the South African Students Organisation (SASO) was formed under the leadership of Steve Biko . The emergence of SASO, arguably, gave Black political resistance a much needed …

… four weeks. During the famous  1956 Treason Trial , 156 leaders and activists in the Congress Alliance were charged …

… he believed would compromise his brother.  He, with other leaders, such as, Lukes Mawawa Bongani, Ngcobo Nguna, Moki …