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… it recognised the South West African Peoples Organisation (SWAPO) as the ‘sole legitimate representative of the Namibian …

… to over 250 000 as more came to hear leaders of the ANC, Swapo and other anti-apartheid activist groups speak. Dali …

… their lives and South West Africa People’s Organization (SWAPO) was reduced to carrying out terrorist attacks. In …

… the European Parliament with the Frontline States, ANC and SWAPO, Arusha, 4 September 1984 …

… armed wing of the South West Africa People’s Organization (SWAPO), the major liberation movement of Namibia. SWAPO was founded in 1960. It was founded with a mainly … who would lead the working class in the class struggle. SWAPO claimed support from all the Namibian local tribes. In …

… in Europe and Africa, edited Namibia Today and worked for SWAPO’s Department of Information and Publicity and published … Education, took over the publication of textbook. 1960s SWAPO began publishing in English the 1960s. Throughout the … it irregularly published Solidarity, Namibia Today and SWAPO Information & Comment in English. [20] Namibia Today, …

… itself as the South West African Peoples Organisation (SWAPO), with Nujoma as president, and begins to broaden its … appeal. September Chief Kutako, Chief Samuel Witbooi and SWAPO jointly petition the UN against South African rule. The … Ghana, committing their two organisations, SWANU and SWAPO respectively, to co-operate. The two organisations …

… Africa. In 1964, South West Africa People’s Organisation (SWAPO) was formed. SWAPO was mainly a Black African Nationalist movement led by Sam Nujoma. The agenda of the SWAPO was around the belief that class struggle for …

… they created the South-West African People's Organisation (SWAPO), which had since gained international acceptance and … need for their own separate organisations outside of SWAPO before the end of the 1970s. In December 1971 to … strike. The countrywide strike, although linked with SWAPO, took place spontaneously as a result of the effective …

… with an Advisory Council in Namibia, which excluded SWAPO, and the Turnhalle Assembly reached a decision … Africa could appoint an Administrator-General to the area. SWAPO accepted that the Administrator-General and a UN … the South African government carried out an attack on a SWAPO base problems opened up again. The South African …

… troops bombed the South West Africa People’s Organisation (SWAPO) refugee camp and People’s Liberation Army of Namibia’s (PLAN) military base, SWAPO’s armed wing. The bombing was followed by ground forces … was the South African Army’s first major air assault on a SWAPO refugee camp and military base. It was code named …

… Murderess Marlene Lehnberg 1975       Six members of SWAPO for the assassination of Chief Philemon Elifas 1976 …

… leaders of FRELIMO (Mozambique), MPLA (Angola), SWAPO (Namibia) and ZAPU (Zimbabwe). Related documents: First …

… forces would be able to resist the pressure exerted by SWAPO. …

… She was the Secretary for education and served on the SWAPO Executive Committee until the Abrahamses were suspended from SWAPO a few months later for raising questions about how … which was a rather controversial move at the time when SWAPO called for a boycott of the internal elections. Voter …

… provided the South West Africa People's Organization (SWAPO) with access to military bases in Angola. SWAPO's aim was to rid Namibia (South West Africa) of South … on the SADF. This resulted in massive SADF attacks on SWAPO's major bases. Between 1979 and 1988, conflict between …

… green and black poster. Number 21 with a rifle across it. SWAPO poster marking 21 years of the armed struggle from 1966 - 1987. SWAPO logo. …

… SWAPO poster, commemorating 90 years of struggle. Sepia … Hendrik Witbooi. Blue, orange and green flag. Issued at SWAPO in London. …

… Issued by Anti-Apartheid-Bewegung in Osterreich (Austria). SWAPO Logo. Photograph of a SWAPO meeting in the open in Namibia in 1978. People climbing …

… information indicating an increase of military activity by SWAPO in southern Angola and stating that the SA Government … reserves the right to take appropriate action against SWAPO. …

… announcement by the Namibian Administrator-General that SWAPO guerillas returning to Angola would be interrogated, Mr … to Mr Aldana that there would be no interrogations and SWAPO would have freedom of passage for an extended period of …

… Abraham from the South West Africa People’s Organisation  (Swapo), he created the Yu Chi Chan Club (YCCC) to promote …

… them that due to the infilitration of a large number of SWAPO terrorists into Namibia, the South African forces will … Angola until the Angolan authorities have restricted SWAPO activities in accordance with their commitments. …

… situation why South Africa agreed to the settlement, 9 SWAPO, SWAPO economic programme and resource list …

… situation why South Africa agreed to the settlement, 9 SWAPO, SWAPO economic programme and resource list …

… (ZAPU) and the South West African People's Organization (SWAPO). When Angola's ruling party the Popular Movement for the Liberation of Angola (MPLA) allowed SWAPO to set bases in the country close to northern border … Africa countered by launching military operations against SWAPO and the MPLA. South Africa also sponsored UNITA as part …

… of the implementation of Resolution 435, clashes between Swapo guerillas and South African security forces broke out … the 300 km frontier . According to official figures, 279 Swapo combatants and 23 security force members were killed . …

… (OPO) into the South West Africa People's Organization (SWAPO) in 1960 and began training a guerrilla army. SWAPO gained the sympathy of the Black African states and … that banned the sale of arms to South Africa . During 1966 SWAPO’s first military action took place in Ovamboland. Two …

… directed by the Southwest African People's Organization (SWAPO). In the address below which was originally published in April, 1968, Toivo Herman Ja Toivo, a SWAPO leader on trial by South African officials for …