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… Committee (IOC) asked Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe) to withdraw from the 20th Olympic Summer Games held in Munich, Germany. … Rhodesia withdraws from Summer Olympic Games …

… of gun-running and espionage, was conditionally released from prison. In the meantime investigation by the Mozambican … McBride is conditionally released from prison …

… president Nelson Mandela eventually expelled her from the position of deputy minister of Arts, Culture, … Mandela Out of Cabinet For Defying Presidential Orders , from The New York Times , [online], Available at  … Winnie Mandela is dismissed from government …

… Meer's father, Moosa, was born in Surat, Gujarat and came from the small Sunni Bhora community. Although not formally … opposition to apartheid. A year later on 19 August 1976, her son Rashid was detained in the wake of the 1976 student revolt. Nine days later, Meer was also detained …

… ten. He was raised as a Catholic. Cronin graduated in 1966 from St Joseph's College, then served nine months in the navy … He was tried in the Cape Town Supreme Court in September 1976 on charges under the Terrorism and Internal Security … dealing with internal political units. On his return from 1990 in exile, Cronin worked to rebuild the SACP, …

… his first wife, Lillian Jacobs. Stein was forcibly removed from District Six to the ‘Coloured’ area, Athlone. He was … In 1964 Stein and his wife, Lillian, were dragged naked from their home and tortured by the authorities. Lillian was … In this regard he attended the Olympic Games in 1976. The Stein’s encouraged hard work and service in their …

… child of Alimal and Appasamy Cooper. Cooper matriculated from Sastri College, Durban in 1967. The following year, he … life as he soon found himself liasing with other students from various universities. He was also instrumental in the … Terrorism Act and sentenced to 10 years imprisonment in 1976. He served his prison term at various places, among …

… on 28 September 1946. Both his parents originally came from Fiume, today known as Rijeka, in present-day Croatia. … of cartoons which purportedly accused Prime Minister, John Vorster , of making love to his wife with a police baton; the … of southern Africa’s rural architecture between 1976 and 1989 remains the last concerted attempt to record an …

… Nkrumah was deposed in a military coup in 1966. He died from skin cancer in 1972. … REUTERS, GOLD COAST: Kwame Nkrumah released from jail following election win , from ITN-SOURCE , [online], Available at www.itnsource.com … Kwame Nkrumah is released from jail …

… formal notice that South Africa was going to change from a monarchy to a republic, and at the same time to … Africa,  South Africa Becomes a Republic and Withdraws from the Commonwealth , from ContinuityAfrica , [online], Available at … South Africa withdraws from the Commonwealth …

… years for failing to report to the police. He was detained from August to December 1976 under the Internal Security Act . …

… in the public eye in inauspicious circumstances. From 1960, Party leaders attracted increasing government … From conscience politics to the battlefield …