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… services. (South African Institute for Race Relations, 1974: 163) This money could not be fined from the wages of … Cricket Club (South African Institute for Race Relations, 1974: 112) Proclamation R26 forbade any disqualified person … for two years (South African Institute for Race Relations, 1974: 111). The proclamation’s vagueness was instrumental to …

… White trade unions. Immediately following the strikes in 1974, a study by the Institute for Industrial Education found … unionism as membership dwindled to a little over 2000 in 1974 from a zenith of some 40 000. This slump was prompted by …

… 135-137. ↵ [5] See Jonathan Paton (1973), A.J.Coetzee (1974), Walter Saunders (1973), D.V. Cowden (1960), Alex …

… Gazankulu and Lebowa granted self-governing status. 1974 Nelpark was established to house Coloured residents of …

… to Asians in the Malay location of Johannesburg and the Nigel Bazaar. NB. January, A meeting is held between the …

… the Asiatics in the Malay location of Johannesburg and the Nigel Bazaar. These provisions, as the Guardian correctly …

… borders Lesotho. QwaQwa was declared ‘self-governing’ in 1974, but Chief Minister Kenneth Mopeli rejected independence …

… resolution condemned the establishment of homelands. In 1974 there was a resolution to expel South Africa from the … of representatives from Africa visited South Africa. In 1974 and 1975 Vorster went on African tours to talk to …

… the Seventy Tour’. When the Labour Party came to power in 1974, the AAM found that despite promises and expectations, … Black Consciousness leaders were arrested and banned in 1974, the AAM mounted campaigns in support of the South … from South Africa’. The new Labour government, elected in 1974, terminated the Simon’s Town Agreement, but continued to …

… neighbours was critical for both the ANC and SACP.  In 1974 and 1975, Mozambique and Angola won their independence … noted that: After the Lusaka Accord [signed on 7 September 1974, whereby Portugal recognised Mozambique’s independence], …

… The Front Line States (FLS) was formed in Botswana in 1974 [xxvi] . The African National Congress (ANC) used this …

… in Oslo, Sweden. Hani's first daughter, Neo, is born. 1974 Hani travels to the German Democratic Republic (GDR) …

… ways of governance which were tribally based. Historian Nigel Worden points out that the “tenure proposals contained …

… of the South African people". [Resolution 3151 G (XXVIII)] 1974 30 September, The General Assembly decided - by 98 votes … the United Kingdom and the United States of America. 1974 12 November, Asked for an interpretation of the decision … its nuclear arsenal in 1989. The programme had begun in 1974 because of the Government's sense of isolation and fear …

… except one (Winifred Kgware) of BPC’s national executive. 1974 Baleka Kgositsile is active in the Black Consciousness … links with the ANC underground in Natal From late 1974, The ANC shifts focus from Botswana to Swaziland for recruiting new cadres. By late 1974, 20 activists from Saso, BCP, Bawu and Tecon are banned …

… in east Africa do we find fossils of hominids? Hadar In 1974 Donald Johanson and Tom Gray discovered nearly half of a …

… by Oliver Tambo is distributed illegally in South Africa. 1974 The United Nations General Assembly (under the …

… right to strike (South African Department of Labour). In 1974, more progress for unionisation was made when the Trade …

… is to build an advanced subsonic fighter to be airborne in 1974. Also during the next eighteen months the first Mirage … that the Government had given approval for the staging in 1974 of an open national soccer tournament in which the … previous granted to South Africa, as from 1 January 1974. October, A plan is launched by the government and …

… ran in an arc from Randfontein in the east through to Nigel in the west. Although the reef immediately south of … Benoni, Brakpan, Florida, Westonaria, Randfontein, Nigel and Springs all shared in the same chronological and … probably reached a climax in the period between 1964 and 1974, when the city’s fabric underwent a number of radical …

… of the movement. Chris Hani arrived in Lesotho in 1974 and connected with his father who had been banished from … of the BCP were detained at the end of January 1970. In 1974 Mokhehle’s party mounted an unsuccessful coup against … Army (APLA) which they would use in Lesotho.  From 1974 APLA and LLA recruits were sent to Libya for military …

… extended to other parts of the country, and in 1973 and 1974 there was a countrywide increase in labour opposition.  …

… (See box for a brief account of the Information Scandal In 1974 the apartheid government under BJ Vorster established …

… Paris’ Musee de l’Homme, where they were displayed until 1974. After an extensive campaign, her remains were finally …

… was because of economic dependence, and it was only in 1974 that Malawi withdrew 120 000 migrant labourers [15] . …

… 1966); and Phrasebook, Grammar and Dictionary (Bold, 1951-1974). [90] The vocabulary of Fanakalo is mixed. [91] Hanekom …

… reasons and will be a traitor to Africa.” (Xuma in Tabata, 1974: 46) Professor Z. K. Matthews favours the …

… was extended to all racial groups in terms of s 1 of the 1974 Second General Law Amendment Act (see below). ‘All the …

… “Stimela” released in his album I Am Not Afraid from 1974 with which he again sheds light on the exploited migrant …

… youth networks were beginning to have a wider reach. In 1974 the South African Students Movement (SASM) was formed. …