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… Political History: A Chronology of Key Political Events from Independence to Mid-1997, Greenwood: London, p. 389. …

… which they considered as an attempt to steer them away from cooperation with their fellow Blacks. …

… Restoration in 1967. The Historical Outbuildings date from the 19th Century. It was declared a National Monument …

… banning orders. A storm of protest erupted, even from the strongly pro-government Afrikaans press.   … Encyclopedia Brittanica,  banning , from  Encyclopedia Brittanica, [online], available at  …

… law firm, Oliver Tambo, who at that time was recuperating from a stroke. …

… not as result of a political attack or sabotage but rather from a gas leak which ignited. The explosion claimed the …

… Mbeki. He also received the Newsmaker of the Year award from the Pretoria Press Club. References: …

… Commission (IEC), Judge Johann Kriegler, resigned from his position two years after the Commission's … THE CHAIRPERSON OF THE INDEPENDENT ELECTORAL COMMISSION , from Polity, 26 January, [online], Available at  …

… Cele and Mr John Jeffries, a lawyer. They were returning from an aborted peace meeting, which was scheduled to take …

… but the peaceful removal of President F W De Klerk from power; the immediate transfer of political power to the …

… decades after its unbanning in February 1990. He took over from Joe Slovo, who resigned as result of ill health. Hani …

… leader in the Gauteng provincial legislature, resigned from the party. All three were accused of being moderates who … Political History: a chronology of key political events from independence to mid-1997 , Westport: Greenwood. …

… Minister, in 1963, following that country’s independence from Britain. In 1964 he became the first President of the …

… life imprisonment. Click here to read Fischer's statement from the dock. … SAHO, General South African History Timeline , from South African History Online , [online], Available at  …  [Accessed: 20 December 2013]|SAHO, Abram "Bram" Fisher , from  South African History Online , [online], Available at  …

… Bashee River in the Engcobo area of the Transkei, not far from Nelson Mandela's birthplace. Forty Africans were later … uitg . Goodwood, Cape Town: NASOU, p. 599.)|SAHO,  Poqo , from  South African History Online , Available at  …

… and destroyed, including rations originally obtained from the UN High Commission for Refugees. …

… press freedom around the world, to defend the media from attacks on their independence and to pay tribute to … MDDA,  Celebrating World Press Freedom Day , from Bizcommunity, [online], Available at  … 31 March 2014]|UNESCO,  About World Press Freedom Day , from United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural …

… on 8 March 1957, two days after it achieved independence from Britain. The country which had previously been known as … About African History,  A Brief History of Ghana , from About.com , [online], Available at  … 26 February 2014]|Ghana Web,  History of Ghana , from Ghana★Web , [online], Available at  www.ghanaweb.com …

… were scattered demanding the release of Walter Sisulu from Robben Island. In 2000, the Amnesty Committee of the … Political History: a chronology of key political events from independence to mid-1997, Westport: Greenwood.|The Doj & Cd," Truth and Reconsilation Commision Amnesty Committe "From: The Doj & Cd ,available at: www.justice.gov.za …

… Butshingi was President of the South African Cricket Board from 1956-1970, and a community leader in various capacities. …

… South African Students, University of Cape Town, Cape Town from 28 November to 3 December 1981. …

… the resilience of the Boers to defend their autonomy from being usurped by the British government. Instead of …

… of of the Black Sash National Conference held at Cape Town from 13 to 15 March 1979, discussing: Headquarter's report, …

… the Cape Province. Within ten years most of the students from that meeting were either in exile, banned or jailed.The …

… Albert Lutuli's Nobel Peace Prize award with extracts from the speech by Mr Gunnar Jahn, President of the Nobel …

… General circular from the president of the National Union of South African …

… the Second South African war (or Second Anglo-Boer War) from August 1901 until 1902. Imvo was discontinued in 1998. …

… had taken a decision to prohibit the African students from attending classes and were refused admission to the …

… by its military forces and Matanzima was forced to flee from the Transkei after a bloodless coup led by Defence Force …

… under the new leadership of Adv. J.G.N. Strauss, decreased from 57 to 53.   … M., A Survey of Race Relations in South Africa , from Nelson Mandela Centre for Memory , [online], Available …