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… Party-ANC hideout in Johannesburg and detained top ANC leaders. Wolpe, Arthur Goldreich , Abdulhay Jassat and Mosie …

… of the struggle. She received similar praise from various leaders and government officials, including the former …

… committee tasked with protecting Mandela and other leaders. When Nelson Mandela went underground, he spent two …

… in Cape Town, up Adderley Street to the Gardens, where the leaders carried a model of a book, the Constitution, draped …

… unit to the area. Kriel was one of ‘The Five’ student leaders who were specifically targeted by this unit. They …

… law. His removal sparked a protest by UCT student leaders and some academic staff members. In August 1968 an …

… He gradually grew more cautious and allowed few new leaders into his new government.  In 1962 he managed to …

… and the Law in Apartheid’, which brought together leaders of the South African Liberation Movement. In 1988 …

… to suppress political activists, by banning political leaders and sending them into exile. However, the Black Sash …

… Shilowa, former the Gauteng Premier, now one of the leaders of Congress of the People (COPE) as general secretary …

… in the establishment of the BPC, which was founded by leaders of the South African Student Organisation (SASO). Rachidi joined the BPC in 1972, and was elected …

… the family. She also functioned as a link between the ANC leaders in jail and those in exile. The security police … a fitting tribute to two of South Africa's most celebrated leaders. Walter Sisulu was deputy president of the ANC until …

… of identity in the kingdom as a whole. The traditional leaders of the subject chiefdoms still held local … far north of the Zambezi River. Because they feared Shaka, leaders like Zwangendaba, Mzilikazi, and Shoshangane moved …

… Bantu Education,  Congress of the People , We Stand by Our Leaders, the Alexandra Bus Boycott of 1957, Potato Boycott, …

… shops for a week in protest against the detention of their leaders. As a result the government buckled under pressure …

… were released to stand trial in London and the ‘uitlander’ leaders, most of who had been convicted of treason, had their …

… way. He continued on to West Germany for talks with church leaders there. In September 1972 he was awarded an honorary …

… Inkatha, were nervous of getting close to Diakonia. Church leaders began to put pressure on Diakonia to review its UDF …

… with their allies in the Soviet Union, but SWAPO leaders would tell him to be wary and not get too involved in …

… In 1909, he accompanied a delegation of Black and Coloured leaders to London to ask for a better deal for black people …

… in Africa where he had close friendships with many leaders. The government agreed, and had him in mind as a …

… his deposition the king went into exile in Egypt. In 1970, leaders of the Pan Africanist Congress (PAC) visited Libya to … (BPC) and the South African Students Organization (SASO). Later, the ANC also began using Libya as a military …

… A SASO memorandum to SRC Presidents, SASO Local Committees, Black Organisations, Overseas … and others about the proceedings of the 1972 SASO conference …

… leading Indian business people, educators and political leaders. Reddy was a bright student graduating in history and …

… SASO memorandum deals with proposed methods of infiltration … other organisations; how to deal with infiltration into SASO and how to deal with bannings and other forms of intimidation. List was seized by police at the SASO office in Durban on 17 May 1973. …

… memorandum, upon their release, of various senior ANC leaders and accused Tambo of failing to adhere to democratic … BCM activists meant that a planned meeting with the BCM leaders was set back. Tambo also met a number of visiting homeland leaders, in particular, Chief Mangosuthu Buthelezi of the …