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… The National Liberation Front of Angola (FNLA), founded in 1962, was rooted among the Bakongo people and strongly …

… Dudu Pukwana, Gideon Nxumalo and Chris McGregor. 1962 The South African government launched a development …

… of uMkhonto we Sizwe (MK) , the Spear of the Nation. 1962 Thabo Mbeki with his so-called football team are spotted …

… fails and only two legs of the pylon are blown up.   1962 There were Poqo uprisings in the Eastern Cape that …

… Soccer League (NPSL), which shuts down the following year. 1962 Eleven fans die at Jeppe Station, Johannesburg, …

… Dollar Brand, as Ibrahim was known then, fled to Europe in 1962. With the help of American jazz star Duke Ellington, …

… Federation and wife of Eli Weinberg. First banned in 1962. Detained for 179 days from Nov.’65 to May’66 and …

… attack fails and only two legs of the pylon are blown up. 1962 January, Nelson Mandela secretly leaves South Africa to …

… a law (see Figure 3) (Kane-Berman, 74). Between 1951 and 1962, there were over four million convictions for pass and …

… policy, no new high schools were built in Soweto between 1962 and 1971 -- students were meant to move to their … terrorism under the Sabotage and Terrorism Acts of June 1962 and June 1967 respectively. Related to this was the …

… admits that she “carefully planned” Mafekeng’s escape. In 1962, Mabel Balfour became the General Secretary of the …

… wave of political prisoners was sent to the Island in 1962, and the last ones were transferred from the Island in …

… work as an extra in recordings and avenues in clubs. In 1962, Masekela finally released his debut album called …

… which were published in the and Daily Mail of 29 September 1962 and captioned: "Twelve hours after saboteurs dynamited …

… outnumbered Boers against the might of the Zulu army. 1962 26 October, "Walter is the third South African to be …

… underground headquarters of the African National Congress. 1962 15 January, The five-year banning order that confines …

… Mobutu as "a voice of good sense and good will." Between 1962 and 1991, the U.S. directly supported Mobutu and his …

… and, despite major surgery, his condition deteriorates. 1962 24 January: Xuma slips into a coma. 27 January: Xuma …

… the family followed him to. Their son Howard was born May 1962, whom Head raised by herself after her divorce. Head was …

… J. Lutuli and the Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., 1962 Excerpts from Chief Lutuli's evidence at the treason …

… is launched as an offshoot of the ANC and Communist Party. 1962 The SACP produces "The Road to South African Freedom" an …

… was planning to take over the camp “as from 1st January 1962 on expiry of the present lease”. The meeting ended with … plots with three-bedroomed houses. They were occupied in 1962, when many people moved to Lenasia from Fordsburg and …

… were derived from his readings and experiences. [vi] In 1962, Nortje received the Mbari Poetry Prize along with …

… structures in Johannesburg, Port Elizabeth and Durban. 1962 January, Nelson Mandela leaves South Africa for military …

… (SACTU)  and becomes actively involved in its activities. 1962 He is introduced to a political study group in Cato …

… in the General Assembly. Only South Africa voted against. 1962 23 June, African and some other delegates walked out of … Council. [Resolution 1761(XII)] [From its session in 1962, the General Assemblycombined the items on the treatment …

… , is held at the Orrco Theatre in Johannesburg . 1962 Jurgen Schadeberg 's exhibition, Places & Faces , opens … published by Crown Publishers. Five Girls by Sam Haskins (1962) 1963 Jurgen Schadeberg and Peter Magubane exhibit South …

… Whether due to their failure in catching Themba or not, in 1962, around a year after he had left the apartheid …

… a silver medal at the 1964 New York World Fair for a 1962 image featuring Basotho women in the Maluti Mountains. …