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… While in detention, they debated the need for an umbrella organisation for movements ready to carry out sabotage … although its membership was predominantly white. The organisation hoped to attract an African following by … May 1962, the NCL agreed to clarify the structure of the organisation at a meeting convened in Cape Town. The meeting …

… Christian Movement and the  South African Students' Organisation  (SASO) between 1972 and 1989,Manthata was … spoke at the inaugural conference of the Azanian People's Organisation (APO). In 1980-81,Manthata was a founder member …

… African Students (Nusas), an outspoken anti-government organisation with a membership drawn heavily from White … a deep questioning of the role of Nusas within the organisation, with radial elements arguing to cut Nusas ties with its moderate student base and realigning the organisation with the liberation movements. April, Jonty …

… COD, many members of the banned Communist Party joined the organisation. The organisation, however, was never communist in nature. It was …

… through the establishment of the South African Students Organisation (SASO). Conscious of the limitations of a student-oriented organisation, the BCM subsequently developed a number of … supporters from the wider black community. One such organisation, founded in January 1972 (although some sources …

… based in New York at the offices of the non-governmental organisation (NGO), the American Committee on Africa (ACOA), which was an activist organisation that spearheaded the successful anti-apartheid … Development Fund for Women (UNIFEM), Pan American Health Organisation (PAHO), the International Labour Organisation …

… The formation of the all-black South African Students’ Organisation (SASO) followed soon thereafter. The struggle … soup kitchen; a mobile health unit; a day care centre; an organisation for orphans and juvenile delinquents and a … that behind closed doors there were murmurs amongst the organisation’s top brass that Winnie had become a liability. …

… Timol suggested that they join in order to politicise the organisation. On one occasion, hosted by the RMC, Timol … the problems of the Indian community and advocating organisation and resistance. He also began identifying other …

… a United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) conference at the centre on 17 August …

… society". The SACU continued as a nominally non-racial organisation, but most black players and administrators …

… Anti-tricameral Parliament Campaign. Utilising what the organisation learnt from the million signatures campaign, the … the UDF starts taking a more active role in campaign organisation. However, involvement during 1984 remains low. … theme is, “From Protest to Challenge, From Mobilisation to Organisation.” Decisions made at the conference ratify and …

… area of resistance and struggle, were seen as models of organisation by the UDF. The committee structures that …

… Democratic Lawyers Association (DLA), the first black law organisation in the country. He has been a past chairman of the Global Organisation of People of Indian Origin (GOPIO) South African Chapter based in Durban. The organisation is one of many around the world, representing …

… In 2008, COSATU removed Madisha as President of the organisation. He was found guilty of unprofessional conduct … the ANC presidency. The SACP also expelled him from the organisation over the same allegations. Madisha then went on … by breakaway ANC members dissatisfied with that organisation's decision to "recall" President Mbeki in …

… 1983, gave significant coverage to the Azanian People’s Organisation (AZAPO). They implicitly tried to edge the black … and later with its successor organization, the Workers Organisation of South Africa, launched in April 1990; to all …

… of the prominent leaders of the ANC, the African People’s Organisation (APO) and the Natal and Transvaal Indian … youth politics in South Africa. The South African Student Organisation (SASO) was gathering support from campus to … in Lusaka during the Easter Weekend of 1979, modeling the organisation on the Soweto Students Representative Council …

… 1918 disaffected Afrikaners were brought together in a new organisation called Jong Suid-Afrika (Young South Africa). … name was changed to the Afrikaner Broederbond (AB). The organisation had one main aim: to further Afrikaner … Afrikaans Cultural Societies) which acted as an umbrella organisation for Afrikaner cultural groups, and took over the …

… brothers. It was, as president of the African Political Organisation (APO) that Abdurahman made his most important … The APO, the first substantive Coloured political organisation, was founded in Cape Town in 1902 as … national president in 1905 to prevent the fledgeling organisation from being torn asunder by feuding political …

… The word 'poqo' means 'pure' or 'alone' in Xhosa and the organisation drew most of it's following from the Western … and their followers. The structure and functioning of the organisation was based on the Communist cell, where members …

… joined the Federation of South African Women (FEDSAW) , an organisation which aimed to unite women from all walks of … she worked closely with Ngoyi (who was a co-founder of the organisation) and played a role in the historic 1956 Women’s … member of the African Self-Help Association (ASHA) , an organisation that has built a number of crèches around Soweto …