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… the ANC is breaking off all bilateral talks with the NP. 23 June 1992: The ANC ends all multilateral participation in …

… watching, but not helping. (From Amsterdamsche Courant, 23 March 1900) The first battle took place at Talana, near …

… “ Timeline of events in the Cold War ” [ Accesssed: 23 January 2015]) 1945:  Cold War begins 1946:  Winston …

… the First World War, were the following: Battle of  Mons 23 August 1914 Battle of Le Cateau 26 August 1914 Battle of …

… a massive meeting of the ANC in Sophiatown, Johannesburg. 23 July, Sisulu is served two notifications, in terms of … conference in the congress offices in Johannesburg. 23 October, Sisulu attends an ANC meeting in the Congress … of the "African Rag" celebrations at the Witwatersrand. 23 May, Sisulu attends a secret meeting of the ANC Youth …

… on Harbour Board property. A Plague Board is formed on 23 April and the first victim in town is Sergeant Pegg, who … at the City Hall to decide on an increase in wages. 23 October, The Coloured and Native Workers Union under the … of the Witwatersrand where they reside to the present day. 23 March, Bubonic plague breaks out in Port Elizabeth. By 30 …

… leaving the Zulu Column determined to march to Luanda. On 23 October 1975 FNLA troops attacked Morro de Cal and pushed … used strategies to stop the South African advance. On 23 November, the SADF tried to cross a bridge from Ebo to … The Cuban reinforcements carrying materiel set out on 23 November 1987, and established the Southern Front General …

… was to have returned to Natal had been commandeered. [23] Annual Meeting [24] At both the Annual and Special … [19] Ibid, p8 [20] Ibid, p9 [21] Ibid, p9 [22] Ibid, p9 [23] Ibid, p9 [24] Ibid, p9 [25] Ibid, p9 [26] Ibid, p10 [27] …

… which reported their findings to the government on 23 August 1884. Their report is published in the Government … February, Nelspruit gets its first telephone exchange. 23 August, the establishment of the Lowveld Farmers …

… from Langa, on 26 September 1962. Nqulwana was executed on 23 November 1967. Poqo activities were not limited to Cape … family members. Scores of activists were arrested and 23 were sentenced to death – of these, 15 were hanged. By …

… inside their house and burnt to death. Nguiji Chicola, 23, and Mario Gomez Inacio, 25, were in their house when it … in the neck and died within 15 minutes. Lebogang Ncamla, 23, was another victim when he was shot three times in the …

… Committee (TASC) at a conference in Johannesburg on 23 January 1983, but this part of his speech was unplanned- …

… labourers which was 47 656 was recruited from Mozambique [23] . Wenela recruitment expanded even more in the 1930s, it … to South Africa. The Journal of Modern African Studies, 23(4), pp.667-702. [17] De Vletter, F.1985 p 667. [18] … M. 2021 [21] Wilson, F. 1972 p 4 [22] Wilson, F. 1972 p 4 [23] Seabela, M. 2021 [24] Seabela, M. 2021 [25] Seabela, M. …

… administrator and businessman Irvin Khoza – back in 2009. [23] Known as the “Love Child” scandal, the revelation only … Jacob Zuma’s government done ‘a good job’?” Africa Check.  23 March 2015. … ↵ [23] Batty, David. “Jacob Zuma apologises for fathering his … Jacob Zuma’s government done ‘a good job’?” Africa Check.  23 March 2015. …

… He is sentenced to 15 years and sent to Robben Island. 23 August, A paper on apartheid is presented on behalf of the … Human Rights (UNHR) Seminar on apartheid, held in Brazil, 23 August-5 September. 6 September, Prime Minister Dr. … Natal. Oliver Tambo becomes acting president of the ANC. 23 July, Three thousand people gather at the church in …

… narrow parliamentary majority. The Native Affairs Act No. 23 is passed. This Act was yet another outcome of the South … proceedings and resolutions of the conference click here . 23 May, Joe Slovo , central committee member of the SACP, MK … which provides the national ANC with a mouth-piece. 23 May, Johannes (Joe) Modise , future Umkhonto we Sizwe (MK) …

… A. L. Ref: Interim Report: RP 68/1980 Final Report: RP 23/1981 1980 Commission of Inquiry into Reporting of Security … between Dr. Treurnicht and himself. 1980 21 March - 23 February, A weekend of events commemorate the twentieth … in favour of an oil embargo on South Africa. 1980 23 June, The Prime Minister warns the country that …

… and English be given equal status and privileges. [23] This resulted in a change in the University’s language … ↵ [20] Ibid. ↵ [21] Ibid. ↵ [22] Ibid. ↵ [23] Lloyd Hill, “Afrikaans and the university language … “Afrikaans as ’n reenboogtaal”, LitNET, (Uploaded: 23 August 2020), (Accessed: 12 March 2020), Available at: …

… moves to their first church in Kerk Straat. 1854 23 February, the Bloemfontein Convention is signed, giving …

… Indians employed in the brewery trade are affected. 23 May, Joe Slovo , central committee member of the SACP, MK …

… explore other avenues to strengthen its maritime forces. 23 February, The Bantu Laws Amendment Bill is passed. 26 … Court on three charges under the Official Secrets Act. 23 March, South Africa is banned from competing in the Davis … vital importance of the sea routes around South Africa. 23 July, The United Nations Security Council condemns all …

… Act to set aside separate areas for various racial groups. 23 May, S.M. Makgatho , president of the South African Native …   to the executive committees of the ANC and the SAIC. 23 November, M.B.Yengwa and other members of the ANC Youth … raid a ‘Freedom Rally’ at the Trades Hall in Johannesburg. 23 July, Walter Sisulu is served with notifications which …

… by sending two warships to Maputo. More are expected soon. 23 February, Prime Minister P.W. Botha declares that Soviet … 200 injured. The ANC claimed responsibility for the blast. 23 May, In a retaliatory action for the Pretoria car bomb, … Tanzania, while a 50-member team infiltrates South Africa. 23 March, Dorothy Nyembe is released from jail and becomes an …

… 1925 was designed to segregate white and Indian people. On 23 July 1925 the Areas Reservation and Immigration and … and liquor supply vehicles. The Bill became an Act on 23 June 1927 and 3000 Indians employed in the brewery trade … year and thousands of Indians were sent back to India. 23 June 1927 saw Indians in the Northern Districts Act …

… survive. The 1963 Publications and Entertainments Act No 23 had just been passed in South Africa which forbade … experience, but our national, African experience”. [23] Dyani and Ibrahim’s unique sound resonated with other … ↵ [21] Rasmussen, Mbizo, 20. ↵ [22] Ibid., 22. ↵ [23] Muller, Sounding a New African Diaspora, 288. ↵ [24] …

… and he was instructed by the magistrates to spy on him. [23] Williams was said to have wielded significant influence … and Cape Town: Jonathan Ball Publishers, 1981), 23 ↵ [2] Ibid, 34 ↵ [3] S.E.K. Mqhayi, Abantu Besizwe – … of KwaZulu-Natal Press, 2012), 112 ↵ [22] Ibid, 102-103 ↵ [23] Ibid, 127 ↵ [24] S.E.K. Mqhayi, Abantu Besizwe – …

… 2006:     FNB Dance Umbrella 2006 ran from February 23 to March 18, 2006. This year can be recorded as one of the … Umbrella 2007 took place in Johannesburg from February 23 to March 17, 2007.  The festival again presented work from …

… only communal land tenure reform to date is in relation to 23 former 'Coloured' reserves, in the Western and Northern …

… Ascension Day, as they had done in the past few years. 23 November,Final legal argument in the Boeremag treason … convicted of harbouring two of the Boeremag accused.  23 July, Details of the Boeremag's plot to overthrow the …

… conducted on Mmabatho cemetery between the 20 and 23 June 2006, by the Missing Persons Task Team, the EAAF, and … Robben Island and Prisoner Resistance to Apartheid, pp. 23-4. ↵ [xviii] Buntman, Fran Lisa. Robben Island and …