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… Front (NLF). In 1963 she was arrested and charged with sabotage, along with other members of the NLF. She served a …

… marriage, Billy was arrested and charged with treason and sabotage. He was sentenced to 20 years on Robben Island in …

… for the movement. He was arrested in 1963 and tried for sabotage in a group that included Mark Shinners and Dikgang …

… the formation of MK. He actively participated in its sabotage campaign from its inception on 16 December 1961 … and after spending 100 days in detention, charged with sabotage together with the head of Natal Command Curnick …

… and Zinakile Mkaba. They were charged with 17 counts of sabotage and other political crimes including complicity in … their lives in exchange for giving information about sabotage activity in their area. Mini wrote: ”I am presently …

… they were again arrested at random because of some act of sabotage that took place in the Cape Town area. In 1962, he … in court, and together with Basil February was charged for sabotage arising from the 1962 Mamre camp incident.  After …

… linked to the Liberal Party  (LP) that carried out sabotage campaigns against the Apartheid government’s …

… 1961. The National Committee for Liberation launched its sabotage activities, in which Eddie Daniels participated, on …

… of non-violent resistance, and embarked on campaigns of sabotage. Vorster’s appointment was greeted with dismay from … Oslo. On 16 December 1961, the ANC launched a campaign of sabotage by its military wing, Umkhonto we Sizwe (MK). … General Laws Amendment Bill, commonly referred to as the Sabotage Bill. He maintained his tough stance despite …

… alone as a member of the Dolphin Unit. He was involved in sabotage operations until March 1988, the last operation …

… own ouster from the cabinet by joining with Ian Smith to sabotage Field who they presented as having failed to deliver …

… was trained at Funda Camp; they underwent crash courses in sabotage, military combat, scouting and political education. … and grenades. The packages in which cadres received their sabotage material were known as ‘Dead letter Boxes’ (DLBs). … of murder, two of attempted murder and several charges of sabotage under the Terrorism Act. He pleaded not guilty to …

… In 1964 he was found guilty of sixteen accounts of sabotage and belonging to a banned organisation and sentenced …

… Andrew Mlangeni would be charged alongside the others with sabotage and conspiracy, for which the maximum penalty was …

… his prison term, he was re-arrested and charged under the Sabotage Act. He was convicted and sentenced to ten years’ …

… in Hillbrow was used to produce explosives for the 1961 Sabotage Campaign. This was a high-risk venture, revealing …

… opposed by the ANC, Sisulu was approached and agreed to sabotage the railway line between Soweto and New Canada … him with the bomb did not arrive and this early use of sabotage as a tactic of resistance failed. Sisulu rose very … were sentenced to life imprisonment for planning acts of sabotage. That night they were flown in a military plane to …

… 24 years for ANC man, Mozambique citizen guilty of Witbank sabotage, The Argus, 9 December 1982 …

… City Post). In 1963 he was arrested in terms of the Sabotage Act and held in detention for seven months. After a …

… the night of 16 December 1961, when the first MK acts of sabotage took place in the country. On his release in April …

… of the Ashley Kriel unit. The unit carried out a number of sabotage attacks in the Western Cape. In August 1988 Khotso …

… others and was charged with conspiracy to commit acts of sabotage and with intention to overthrow the government by …

… as MK managed during the same period through its sabotage campaign. In the early part of 1963 Robert Watson, a … paper, whichspoke about how the NCL should employ sabotage and guerrilla warfare in order to meet the NCLs goal … electricity pylons and railway cables: the kind of acts of sabotage that carried a minimum mandatory sentence of five …

… charged and convicted with four others on charges of sabotage in what became known as the Little Rivonia trial. …

… as accused number one in their trial. He was charged with sabotage and plotting to overthrow the South African …

… to the liberation struggle in South Africa. In 1984 sabotage was attempted on the oil refinery near the home of …

… team when Nelson Mandela and his comrades were tried for sabotage in the Rivonia Trial between 1963 and 1964. …

… became active underground until his arrest in 1964 for sabotage and for recruiting members for  Umkontho We Sizwe . …

… ‘she would not call meetings when requested, and she would sabotage any programme initiated by the government.’ Matlala …