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… work published, distributed or quoted inside the country. 1967 Alex la Guma's Threefold Cord was published. E'skia …

… terms are to run concurrently. Bram decides not to appeal. 1967 1 May, Bram is awarded the Lenin Peace Prize. 1968 …

… began her medical studies at the University of Natal in 1967 (where Steve Biko began his in 1966) and it was here …

… control every aspect of societal life. The Terrorism Acts (1967), arrests and murders of dissident political activists, …

… developments in these fields ever. For example, in 1967 Chris Barnard became the first person who successfully …

… Nortje left the U.K. for British Columbia, Canada, in 1967. Two of his good friends, James Davidson and Raymond …

… Port Elizabeth, are sent to the gallows for MK activities. 1967 30 July-3 August, The "Luthuli Detachment", comprising …

… the property (South African Institute for Race Relations, 1967: 306). People attempted to use the courts to overturn …

… for the launch of the University Christian Movement in 1967. 1965 Steve Biko matriculates after finishing his … prime minister and vows to curb the activities of Nusas 1967 July, The University Christian Movement (UCM) is formed, …

… National Organisation, based in Soweto. On 5 October 1967 members of various Ndebele political and cultural …

… 1959 prohibited the publishing of prisoners' images. 68 In 1967, the parliament passed the Indecent or Obscene …

… five years. Restricted to magisterial district of Durban. 1967 Sarah Carneson imprisoned for breach of banning order. …

… and its goal was to establish a Palestinian state. [59] In 1967, in just a space of 6 days, the Israeli army had … withdrawal from the occupied territories. The years 1967-1987 were full of tension as Israel had occupied the …

… was the first South African film to be filmed overseas. 1967 The 'no smoking in cinemas' era began in South Africa. …

… they establish the ANC office, the first mission in Asia. 1967 January, The South African Communist Party Central …

… President of the African National Congress (1952-1967) and the first African to be honored by the Nobel …

… discrimination and white superiority. Between 1920 and 1967 thousands of British children between the ages of 3 and …

… orders, they would end up facing a stiff prison sentence. 1967 The brilliant Pretoria born photojournalist, Ernest Cole … inside the country.  House of Bondage, by Ernest Cole (1967) Sam Haskin's book, November Girl , contained key image …

… developed in accordance with the Physical Planning Act of 1967 which hoped to divert industrial development away from …

… 10 years. The Tomlinson Commission report is published. 1967 A second loan of R750, 000 is made by Johannesburg …

… The NRB stopped this process sometime in 1966 or early in 1967. It is possible that this was influenced by the passing of the Physical Planning Act of 1967, which was designed to curtail further development in …

… from Britain and a constitutional monarchy is established. 1967 The Defence Amendment Act makes military service …

… to blow up municipal buildings and railway bridges. 1967 Vuyani Mgaza leading member of Poqo in East London who …

… educator, who served in this capacity from 1955 to 1967. Like the other schools that followed, Lenz High School …

… was the anniversary of the Sharpeville massacre of 1960. 1967 6 March, The Commission on Human Rights deplored the …

… Angeles Ama Ata Aidoo's Dilemma of the Ghost is published 1967 Conference at Aburi, Ghana, fails to prevent secession …

… Angeles Ama Ata Aidoo's Dilemma of the Ghost is published 1967 Conference at Aburi, Ghana, fails to prevent secession …

… if Basil D'Oliveira were a member. As early as January 1967, over 200 Members of Parliament had called on the MCC to …

… forms African Independent Churches' Association (AICA). 1967 The National Education Policy Act is introduced. The Act …

… Party externally, with Moses Kotane as General Secretary. 1967 Bram Fischer is awarded the Lenin Peace Prize. January …