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… Police Act No 16, granting the police further powers with regard to search …

… of the African National Congress in Bloemfontein , 16-19 December 1955 …

… students march against government’s language policy on 16 June 1976. …

… American troops withdraw from Somalia after a 16-month humanitarian mission marred by fighting with the …

… MK. They attacked and destroyed three houses and killed 16 South Africans and a Portuguese national, Jose Ramos.  … Dimba 10. William Khanyile 11. Motso “Obadi” Mokgabud 12. Collin Khumalo 13. Levinson Mankankaza 14. Albert Mahutso … security agencies when he refused to betray his comrades.) 16. A Mozambican citizen, Jose Ramos, was also killed.     …

… On 12 May 1952 Shepherd Mdladlana was born in  Keiskammahoek  in …

… of the last 30 accused in the Treason Trial, in 1956 to 1961 and an unofficial member of the defence team. His own … an all-in African conference. This took place in March 1961 - although the unity at the conference soon broke down …

… used the name Cecil Barnard until he left South Africa in 1961. He legally changed his name to Hotep Idris Galeta in … connections, he left by boat for Southampton (England) in 1961, shortly after the Sharpeville massacre. When he arrived …

… the "all-in" conferences of December 1960 and March 1961, an involvement which led to his arrest, at the age of …

… of non-violence. On his release from the Treason Trial in 1961 he moved his medical practice to Swaziland. In 1968 he …

… of South African Coloured People's Congress (SACPC) in 1961 and participated in planning for the Malmesbury …

… second Pan-African Youth Seminar Dar Es Salaam, 5 August 1961 …

… Umkhonto we Sizwe (MK), formed since June 1961 under leadership of Nelson Mandela, performs its first …

… president of the senate of the Republic of South Africa in 1961 and acting state presi …

… player who played for South Africa in 21 test matches (1961-1967), is born in Bulawayo, Southern R …

… of SA to become the first state president of SA on 31 May 1961.  …

… of SA to become the first state president of SA on 31 May 1961.  …

… wins the rugby Currie Cup by beating Free State 14-12 in Newlands, Cape Town. …

… The SA rugby team loses the third test in Sydney 12-19 and the series against Australia 2-1. …

… Karen Muir (12), Kimberley swimmer, sets a new world record in the …

… Anglo-Boer War 2: Danish farmers donate 12 000 boxes of butter to British troops in South Africa. …

… forgotten by Robin Comley and Claire Keeton (Times Live), 12 September 2017 …

… had little formal schooling. He ran away from home at 16 to join the Cape Coloured Corps and was conscripted to …

… Museum, the first museum in Soweto, was opened on 16 June 2002. The Museum is situated on Kumalo Street in … displays that follow the chronological build-up to 16 June 1976. It begins with the rising tension among … 566 schoolchildren were killed during these protests, and 16 June has subsequently been observed as a public holiday …

… under the pseudonym Thys van der Vyver: Swart Sirkel (1961), Mense agter glas (1965) and Alibi van ’n … stories 1956 Hoog teen die heuningkrans 1957 Verlore erwe 1961 Vetkers en neonlig 1964 Dubbeldoor 1965 Vliegoog …

… Comrade George Naicker - 1919 – 1998 by Phyllis Naidoo, 16 April 1998 …

… This is a large amount as Gauteng, with a population of 12 million, has 508. Mpumalanga has a population of 4 …

… and was bought for a transfer to the West End of London in 1961. Matshikiza took the opportunity to leave South Africa … and broadcasting for the African Service of the BBC. In 1961 he published an autobiographical book, Chocolates for my …