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… who contributed tirelessly to the formation of the League of Nations, an international body with the aim of …

… protest at the epic open-air meetings I attended between 1944 and 1946 at the Johannesburg Market Square and these … impressive presentations, the Commission reported in April 1944, “that the Chamber’s labour policy was sound”.18 It … were vividly described by Ruth First in the YCL newspaper, Youth for a New South Africa: More than 40 policemen went one …

… areas as well. After the formation of the Bantu Women’s League in 1918, Charlotte Maxeke led a delegation to the … Bertha Mkize  of the African National Congress Womens League  ( ANCWL )   was a leading figure, while in Port … Ida Mtwana and Charlotte Mxeke, who co-founded the Women’s League within the ANC. Ngyoi advised that “only direct mass …

… in politics. He joined the African National Congress Youth League (ANCYL), as well as the local ANC branch when he moved …

… with him to the next weekly meeting of the Young Communist League, to be held in the city. And so it was that I went in that same week, in February 1944, in search of Ginger and Communism. …

… also spoke out against the use of chemical weapons at the League of Nations. Exiled in 1936, he was restored to power …

… (ANC) in the Eastern Cape. The young Mbeki joined the ANC Youth League at the age of 14 and became active in student …

… of pass laws to women. Together with the ANC Women`s League, the Federation organised scores of demonstrations …

… to visit the site of the massacre. 18 August, Expelled ANC Youth League leader, Julius Malema, tells striking Marikana …

… segregated education. It was the hometown of the late ANC Youth League president, Peter Mokaba. The University of Limpopo …

… and the ANCYL opposed the stay-away. Mandela and other ANC Youth League members disrupted communist meetings and heckled … £100 bail.   1951 Mandela was elected President of the ANC Youth League (ANCYL). Mandela drove to Natal in a battered …

… Nomzansi Nyembe , future founder of the ANC Women’s League in Cato Manor, 1956 Treason Trialist and FEDSAW … of small welfare groups, including the Bantu Women’s League (BWL). Charlotte Maxeke, who had headed the BWL, … of apartheid and future President of the ANC Women’s League, is born in Bizana, Eastern Cape. 1937 Industrial …

… Congress; attend the first international conference of the League Against Imperialism in Brussels. At the end of the … women. 1929 Sydeny Bunting and Edward Roux establish the League of African Rights and it is launched with Josiah … a telegram arrives from Moscow ordering dissolution of the League. Walter Sisulu returns to Johannesburg after …

… South African Institute of Race Relations', 17 August 1944 Young Communist League of South Africa Box … August 17,1944. Secretary, South African Institute of Race Relations, … South African Institute of Race Relations’, 17 August 1944 …

… supporting branches, formed the International Socialist League of the S.A.L.P.'" Andrews and one or two others … expulsion from the party for supporting Andrews + dark the League has definitely seceded from the party, the secession …

… know, however, that from 1915 the International Socialist League (ISL) started organising Indian workers. 6 The ISL was … labour movement, and was as off-shoot of the "War-on-War" League, a group that split from S. A. Labour Party, after … the presence of a large Indian labour force and thus the League's strategists thought that it was easier to agitate …

… Eighty Years since the formation of the Bantu Women`s League, the forerunner of the ANC Women`s League, which leads … supports the two-state solution. The ANC congratulates the youth of South Africa for hosting the successful World Festival of the Youth and Students. The youth have made the ANC proud in the …

… He was influenced by the Muslim Brotherhood, the Teachers' League of SA, the NEUM and progressive trade unionists such as Ray Alexander. He established the Claremont Muslim Youth Association. When he was appointed Imam of Stegman rd …

… Masinga as one among the first players to play in a major league. He was also labeled as the ambassador for the game …

… by Charlotte Manye Maxeke, co-founder of the Bantu Women's League, the organisation that had organised the protest. Two …

… Movement (NEUM) and its affiliates, namely the Teachers League of South Africa, the remnants of the old APO and the … support from mostly Whites organisations. The Civil Rights League (CRL) collected 100 001 signatures on a petition to …

… Community Programmes (BCP), Black Women Federation, Border Youth Organisation, Black Parents Association (BPA) and the National Association of Youth Organisations (NAYO). In 1976 through to 1978 large … helped in the formation of the short-lived Soweto Students League (SSL), with Oupa Mlangeni as its President. SSL never …

… involved even before then through the Bantu Women’s League in 1931. This was the start of women promoting their … they created a women’s organization call the ANC Women’s League (ANCWL). These political groups really gave women a …

… was first called The Woman’s Defense of the Constitution League and was started in Johannesburg. Back then, the … who was a member of the African National Congress Women’s League, became their interpreter. Robb’s activism was also …

… deputations. In December 1949, with the support of the ANC Youth League, a new leadership came to power in the ANC. Walter … Sisulu was elected secretary-general and a number of Youth Leaguers were elected to the national executive, …

… Organisations: S.A.INDIAN CONGRESS, A.P.O., A.N.C.YOUTH LEAGUE, COUNCIL OF NON-EUROPEAN TRADE UNIONS and the … of passes by women revived the women's section. The Youth League tackled the educational aspect and has played a …

… The HDIs as rural based institutions and the “Ivy League”. 3. Curricula for millennium born free generations: …

… implementation of this will. More about the Women's Soccer League-  …

… served under the African National Congress, ANC’s Women’s League and the South African Communist Party. [iii] Mashamba …

… (present-day Namibia).  In 1920 the newly established League of Nations legitimized the South African occupation …