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… communities throughout South Africa. Biko was banned in 1973. This meant that he was not allowed to speak to more … at school. One young student said at the time: "In 1973 I was doing Form One (Grade 8). We were taught Maths in …

… Riebeeckpark swimming pool opens for Whites in Nelspruit. 1973 March, East Transvaal Bantu Administration Board …

… PDL be incorporated as the minimum wage level by January 1973. University authorities agreed to the recommendations … participate in the South African Games in Pretoria in 1973, asking for assurance that Blacks would be allowed to … of 1972 and escalates dramatically in the first months of 1973, the main centre of unrest being Durban. October, As the …

… strength of the unions after tentative beginnings since 1973 reinforced the tempo of resistance, and in the …

… with the International Defence and Aid Fund (IDAF) and in 1973 set up Southern Africa the Imprisoned Society (SATIS) to … 1972. Scottish students launched their own network in May 1973, and were especially active. Unions The AAM also began … and the re-emergence of the trade union movement in 1973 brought yet another aspect to the struggle. SATIS …

… Discussions were underway, until a deadlock was reached in 1973 when the Security Council called for an end to Waldheims …

… Secretary is created and Chris Hani is elected to it. 1973 Member of the ANC delegation to the United Nations …

… formed in the early 1970s during the Durban Strikes  of 1973, which ‘signalled the beginning of a turning point in … Web. [Accessed 20 November 2014].|Montero, Frank. "Africa 1973: battleground for freedom." The Africa Fund (1973): [Print].|"South African Clothing Textile Workers Union …

… over by their employers and government officials. So in 1973 Davenport opened up a voluntary advice office in charge …

… Supreme Court. Photograph by Karen Sandison © The Star The 1973 Durban strikes aroused Black workers across the nation … spirit still existed within the rank and file.  The 1973 Durban strikes in particular heralded a new phase in the …

… Supreme Court. Photograph by Karen Sandison © The Star The 1973 Durban strikes aroused Black workers across the nation … spirit still existed within the rank and file.  The 1973 Durban strikes in particular heralded a new phase in the …

… interest in securing the speedy elimination of apartheid". 1973 9-14 April, International Conference of Experts for … of Colonialism and Apartheid in Southern Africa, Oslo. 1973 15-16 June, International Trade Union Conference against … against Apartheid, at Palais des Nations, Geneva. 1973 30 November, International Convention on the Suppression …

… rejected by Prime Minister John Vorster , and from 1971 to 1973 relations between Vorster and Afrikaner capital were …

… After her expulsion, Mbete completed her college career in 1973 from the Lovedale Teacher Training College, where she …

… Ibrahim briefly returned to South Africa in the early 1973 and began composing music there. One composition by …

… second album cover ("A Croak and a Grunt in the Night"). 1973 Ladysmith Black Mambazo, headed by the sweet soprano of …

… 1971 Thabo Mbeki is transferred to Lusaka, Zambia. 1973 - 1974 Thabo Mbeki is in Botswana having talks with the …

… defend several black women being drenched by the cleaner. 1973 Cape Town based South African Black Scholars Association … workers play down the role of the Wages Commission in the 1973 Durban strikes, citing their ‘disgusting’ low wages as … Further violence erupts on the campus on 28 August 1973. 21 August, The banning orders on NUSAS leaders are …

… In South Africa the BCG vaccine has been mandatory since 1973 [8] and is administered to infants after birth, with the …

… particularly the youth, led to the Durban strikes of 1973 and later the student uprising of 1976. The 1976 …

… with the same intensity as the well-fed Whites. In 1973 the South African Council on Sport (SACOS) was formed. …

… life had just become overwhelming for her. She explains: ‘ 1973/74 onwards. Then Mozambique became free. I was very, …

… into a national grid which was developed between 1969 and 1973. [36] ESCOM’s processes of transmission were fully … dismay). [42] Particularly after the oil price hike in 1973, the Apartheid government could justify nuclear energy. …

… people who played active roles in the Durban strikes of 1973 and the 1976 student uprising, events that brought about …

… active in the Black People's Convention (BPC) from 1971-1973. 1974 25 April, Mozambique was liberated by FRELIMO. …

… footprint can be traced to Onkgopotse Abram Tiro who, in 1973, fled to Botswana after getting wind that he was sought …

… form of bone, pottery and iron is found at Kapako, near Rundu in the northern regions of the country. 1486           …

… However, when recruitment in the North was reopened in 1973, the number decreased to 22 percent [13] . Mozambicans …

… that would lead to the publication of On the Mines in 1973 'I'd begun to work on two principal essays: Afrikaners, … white. There's no way I could have melted into Soweto.' 1973 Publication of  On the Mines with Nadine Gordimer, …

… Lesotho, Botswana, Swaziland, Mozambique and, up to 1973, Angola, the African miners are spread out from …