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… closed down in 1957. Following the arrests of Congress leaders for the 1956 treason trial, Maharaj was asked to take …

… a renewed sense “of how fortunate South Africa was to have leaders on Robben Island with such courage, integrity, vision …

… not much had changed.  He constantly criticised Black leaders and the ANC government. His poem collection, When …

… in the single cell in Section B with other prominent ANC leaders such as  Nelson Mandela ,  Walter Sisulu  and others. …

… was formed in 1935, with Mahabane becoming one of the AAC leaders. At its first meeting in December 1935 he was elected …

… Act of 1936. This earned him the respect of ANC leaders such as J.B Marks. He was regarded as the architect …

… to reduce the authority of the royal house but the uSuthu leaders were not submissive. Dinuzulu ignored the magistrates …

… no papers but noticed two historic photographs of ANC leaders on his wall. They became exhibits in one of the …

… organization, the South African Students Organisation (SASO) was held responsible for the protest. Further violence … activities during the liberation struggle in South Africa. Leaders like Oliver Tambo, Nelson Mandela, Robert Sobukhwe …

… Portugal,  Savimbi, Holden Roberto, and Agostinho Neto, as leaders of the three main political movements in Angola, went …

… in South Africa.  The South African Student Organisation  (SASO) was gathering support from campus to campus. Their … rule in general. It was also during this period that SASO felt confident enough to carry its political message to … and circumcision schools. It believed that traditional leaders had outlived their usefulness and were undemocratic. …

… became involved in journalism, an occupation many African leaders found attractive during this period. Between 1912 and … men: Let's establish a Sotho-speaking congress, its leaders Sotho speaking, even its members restricted to … October 1961, Imvo Zabantsundu reflected on model African leaders in history. The newspaper characterised these men as …

… Youth League (ANCYL). He cites the conviction of the ANC's leaders in the  Treason Trial  (1956) as his main motivation … frustration with the Apartheid system and the influence of leaders such as Govan Mbeki , Bram Fischer , JB Marks , Moses …

… Front (UDF)  in 1983 and was detained with fellow UDF leaders in 1984.In December 1984, Dr Jassat and 15 others, …

… He was a founder member of the Congress of Traditional Leaders of South Africa (CONTRALESA) in 1986, and when the … at www.mpumalanga.gov.za [accessed 15 March 2011]|Anon Leaders of KwaNdebele , from Answers.dot ”“ KwaNdebele, …

… for her in November 1991, and it was attended by several leaders of the movement, including Walter and Albertina …

… (Tugela) River. When Dingane killed one of the Voortrekker leaders,  Piet Retief , the Voortrekkers sought revenge. In …

… the boycotts in Venda during October 1977. Many student leaders were arrested, and others, including Mufamadi, went …

… for the National Party government. He mixed with the ANC leaders Walter Sisulu and Oliver Tambo , and with white …

… youth against apartheid internationally. ANC YSS leaders would later play critical roles in the country’s …

… the United States, where he traveled widely. Meeting with leaders of the National Association for the Advancement of …

… Mayekiso was named as one of the party's 22-person interim leaders and the following year in December he was elected to …

… position critical of the African National Congress and its leaders, whom she castigates for fragmenting rather than …

… Nelson Mandela  and other African National Congress (ANC) leaders were sentenced to life imprisonment. As  founding …

… In 1978 Dhlomo called for a national convention of leaders of all political persuasions in South Africa. He …