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… nationalism and mass action and to tactics of boycotts, strikes and civil disobedience. The period culminated in the …

… of young people who played active roles in the Durban strikes of 1973 and the 1976 student uprising, events that … The first recorded stoppages of lessons,[always called strikes in the South African newspapers] and the first riots … However, “short items in the African press did mention strikes in the late twenties, and there were reports of many …

… in photographs and video. Critical Arts, 29(sup1), pp.73-87. [2] Binckes, R., 2018. Vlakplaas: Apartheid Death … in photographs and video. Critical Arts, 29(sup1), pp.73-87. Pillay, S., 2005. Locations of violence: Political …

… Fund was formed in the early 1970s during the Durban Strikes  of 1973, which ‘signalled the beginning of a turning … Workers Industrial Union was formed after the Durban strikes as well. It was mainly formed by Indian women working …

… in favour of mass action using the tactics of boycotts, strikes and civil disobedience. 1950 The Group Areas Act, the …

… At the same time, the relative success of the workers’ strikes and other institutional shortcomings inspired the …

… for political change which grew dramatically. Trade union strikes, stay-a-ways, boycotts, factory occupations, and …

… Turnout at the previous general election in 2014 stood at 73.48%, almost 7.5% higher. A. The main parties’ campaigns … from the election of 2014, which drew a voter turnout of 73.48%, almost 7.5% higher. Only 74.6% of the 35.86-million …

… to ensure the crew has something to hold onto when danger strikes. They also managed to use the lifeline to retrieve …

… of confrontation were evident from the number of short strikes that had already occurred at several mines during the … back to the rock-face. Although there have been impressive strikes since then, it was probably one of the bloodiest strikes in South African history.23 The Guardian reported 30 …

… to embark on mass action, involving civil disobedience, strikes, boycotts and other forms of non-violent resistance, … by the government. In this period SACTU led two major strikes: the £1 a day campaign and the Amato Textile Mills …

… African labour (at much lower wages) led to a series of strikes by the highly paid skilled White workers. But it was … working conditions on the gold mines led to a series of strikes. In the rural areas the ICU organised sharecroppers …

… days of political significance became dates on which strikes would be mounted every year, especially Sharpeville … quell unrest, lead to increases resistance instead. Union strikes increased, especially by NUM and FAWU, whose members …

… nationalism and mass action and to tactics of boycotts, strikes and civil disobedience. The period culminated in the …

… union movement and identified himself with a number of strikes. 1943 - He confronted General Smuts's Pegging Act, …

… with the time of the inauguration of the republic. These strikes would show that they did not support the new republic …

… also happy with the banning of trade unions and the ban on strikes. Hitler succeeded in controlling political, economic …

… ANC resorted to disruptive mass action, inciting boycotts, strikes and civil disobedience in defiance against the …

… Institute for Race Relations, 1951: 19). Proclamation No. 73 of 1951 made Indian and Chinese ethnically distinct groups … and resettle themselves elsewhere (Horrell, 1978, 73). July: group areas proclaimed in Carnarvon, central Cape. … disqualified person in a White group area (Horrell, 1978, 73). These effects were brought into place by proclamation …

… Union. Not only was the average percentage poll of 81,73 the highest until 1953,7 but in 32 constituencies … is conversion by Parliamentary debate...",16 a remark that strikes a chord with those familiar with the restrictions on …

… was born in the Kavango region of Namibia in 1955. [73] He is a political analyst, lay preacher and novelist. … at the University of Namibia, Occasional Papers 73 (Centre of African Studies, Edinburgh University, 1998), … United Nations Institute for Namibia, 1988), 431–46. ↵ [73] NID - Namibia Institute For Democracy, “Diescho, Joseph …

… In fact it was a period in which the highest level of strikes in South African history was recorded. As large-scale …

… . During January 1989 there was an increase in hunger strikes by detainees, resulting in the release of many …

… and injuring 180. In response to this state brutality, strikes broke out and stayaways ensued, forcing the …

… leaders declared “total civil disobedience” and mass strikes ensued. In an attempt to help broker an agreement, … the prime minister’s envoy announced an agreement to cease strikes in exchange for resuming negotiations and the …