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… was serving a three-month prison sentence in Newcastle for his role in the passive resistance campaign, was brought from … CPSA claimed that the strike was a spontaneous event. In his testimony for the Defence, HJ Simons stated that, for the …

… struggle for the destruction of the monstrous system of apartheid and the creation of a peaceful, democratic and …

… Council to consider this latest act of aggression by the apartheid regime. We pledge our continued commitment to …

… achievement also marked her as South Africa's first post-apartheid Olympic gold medalist following South Africa's …

… was in the Area of the Alberton Dam, but during the Apartheid Era inhabitants were removed to surrounding black …

… African National Congress (ANC) exiles during the time of Apartheid. It was located at The Solomon Mahlangu Freedom …

… cultural activists, including those that represented apartheid forces. Curries Fountain was a venue for the …

… for political and protest theatre during the height of the apartheid era, and it still offers an opportunity for …

… it with plenty of character and a story to tell. " The Apartheid Regime left its mark on the Country, and Areas like …

… the name change. “It is the view of the EFF that all apartheid names be removed. We believe proper consultation …

… The transition in South Africa from Apartheid regime to democratic dispensation was not easily …

… 2012 would be the ability to investigate and prosecute for apartheid-related crimes, this may may conflict with South …

… US always opposed any International censure against the Apartheid government encouraged South Africa to want to … of South Africa  (Cape Town)| South Africa consolidating Apartheid [online] Available at: www.mongabay.com  [Accessed …

… William. Beinart and Saul. Dubow (eds.), Segregation and Apartheid in Twentieth Century South Africa . London, …

… Africa for almost 50 years and implemented the policy of apartheid. Following decades of political turmoil, South …

… from participating in international games because of its apartheid policy. The agree in Harare followed a meeting …

… of Natalia at Pietermaritzburg, and Pretorius established his farm on the site of the future Edenvale. But the …

… under investigation. It was suggested that they suspend his appointment until the after the investigation, but the …

… In 1950 the apartheid government introduced the Unlawful Organisations … It was this campaign that led to the consideration of apartheid by the United Nations General Assembly. The …

… by a cold that had developed into pneumonia while on his farm Rusthof. Very ill, he returned to his home in Pretoria where he died. He was buried in the …

… those of the South have an inalienable responsibility to work together for the development and prosperity of the poor … comrades during our fight for freedom, but, through your work on our continent, you have proved to be reliable … Resource Development. President Jiang Zemin stated in his speech in the Great Hall of the People on July 1, 2001 …

… when the Colonial Office in London refused to ratify his actions, Napier was forced to recall his men. Delighted with this turn of events, the Dutch now … their camp at Congella, demanded that Smith withdraw his troops over the Pondoland border. When Smith refused to …

… characterised by reform initiatives on the part of the apartheid state and by an upsurge in political opposition and … established on such campuses to co-ordinate the day to day work of SANSCO. On campuses where SANSCO had just begun to … Inkatha Party. SANSCO, of course, condemned Buthelezi for his participation in separate development structures, and had …

… been sentenced to hard labour and was restricted following his arrest in 1952 related to allegations of his complicity in the Mau Mau rebellion. He was released on …

… African College, now the University of Cape Town . During his studies, having been denied entry to the Rhodes … now the University of Stellenbosch , because of his race. …

… I knew Anton Muziwakhe Lembede for only four years before his tragic and untimely death. But those four years were his most productive and significant ”” they were the years … only politically, but with all the impressive skills at his disposal. I remember clearly his practical support, as an …

… Charles Somerset , Governor of the Cape, 1814-1826. After his father, the fifth Duke of Beaufort. It became a … however, one was totally destroyed in a flash flood. Among his many other business ventures, he founded the region's … 1854 , representing Beaufort, the first Municipality. From his first entry into parliament, he began a long political …

… 1966, John Vorster , shocked the nation by announcing his resignation from office, at the request of his colleagues, on the grounds of ill health. Surprisingly, … of Defence at the time, P. W. Botha was not happy that his department was being used to fund dirty tricks campaigns. …

… with the murder of Patrice Lumumba in Katanga. Amid his differences with the central government Tshombéwent to exile in Europe in 1963. Following his return in 1964, he became the Prime Minister of the Congo … he was first jailed and then kept incommunicado until his death in 1969. …

… Waterkloof respectively, after which he would relinquish his seat in Soutpansberg. Botha together with Langley and … of this electoral challenge was that PW Botha could lose his seat and thus signal a motion of no-confidence for his reformist policies. The converse was that if the …