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… that Frederick John Harris, a teacher and member of the African Resistance Movement (ARM), was responsible for this …

… The African National Congress (ANC) member and current chief of …

… Salva Kiir became the first President of the newly born African state. The emotional Kiir said after he was …

… Union was supporting Anti-Apartheid movements like the African National Congress (ANC). This led to tensions between …

… leaders flies from Cape Town to Pretoria to meet South African Prime Minister, John Vorster for discussions on the … South African History Online , ‘1970s’ , [online], Available at … [Accessed: 29 August 2012]| South African History Online , ‘Coloured Labour Party strengthened …

… were detained. In April 1960, the government banned  the African National Congress (ANC), the Pan Africanist Congress … www.nelsonmandela.org.za (Accessed: 12 April 2013)| South African History Online, ‘State of Emergency follows …

… between the two governments, and the demand that all South African Defence Force (SADF) members seconded to the Transkei … (Accessed: 08 January 2013)| South African History Online , ‘ Minister of Bantu Administration …

… Resha was an activist, journalist and a member of the African National Congress (ANC). As an activist, he strived … Meeting of the Special Committee Against Apartheid  from: African National Congress :,From: ANC,  [online], Available … Sonderling, N.E. (ed.) (1999).  New Dictionary of South African Biography, v.2 , Pretoria: Vista. …

… followed Patrice Lumumba’s request for assistance from African countries and the United Nations. The secession of … Boddy-Evan, A. ‘This Day in African History: 15 July’ , from About African History, [online], available at …

… Party (NCPC) and key figure in the formation of Kenya African National Union (KANU), Thomas Joseph Odhiambo Mboya … Boddy-Evans A. Thomas Joseph Mboya from About African History [online] Available at: …

… a graduated extension of the franchise leading to eventual African rule. On 11 November, the Smith government issued a … Boddy-Evans A. ‘This day in African history:05 November’ , from About African History , [online], available at …

… African National Congress (ANC) leader, Walter Sisulu was … www.nelsonmandela.org  [Accessed: 16 October 2013]| South African History Online,   ‘Walter Ulyate Sisulu’ , [online], … www.sahistory.org.za  [Accessed: 16 October 2013]| South African History Online ,   ‘Police arrest members of Umkhonto …

… Bantustan policy. The policy assigned every Black South African to a 'homeland' according to their ethnic identity. … part of SAHO archive)|SAHO, ‘The Homelands’ , from  South African History Online , [online], Available at  …

… in reconciliation by promoting harmony among all South African. … www.templetonprize.org [Accessed: 10 September 2014]|South African History Online, Archbishop Emeritus Mpilo Desmond …

… COSATU has noted the African National Congress NEC's decisions on the Basic …

… in the face of great difficulties peculiar to the South African scene. This book is thus not only an account of …

… South African prolific painter Irma Stern was born in 1894. She …

… the first in Africa to receive air mail. In 2011 the South African post office commemorated a hundred years of this …

… Bantu Homelands Citizenship Bill is passed, whereby every African is issued with a certificate of citizenship of his …

… On 19 April 1963, African National Congress (ANC) leader Walter Sisulu … at www.nelsonmandela.org [Accessed: 15 March 2012]| South African History Online , ‘The Revonia Trial and Lilliesleaf …

… It has the highest circulation figures of any South African magazine. It has also acquired two sister magazines, …

… In 1991, he was elected regional secretary of the African National Congress(ANC). In 1994, Dipico became … 16 April 2014]|Hayes, S. (ed)(2000).  Who's Who of Southern Africa 2001 ..., Graighall: Jonathan Ball. …

… in Caledon on 7 February 1936. He was a renowned South African saxophone player known as the "King of 'Langarm' … 01 March 2012]|SAHO, Bobby Hendricks , from South African History Online , [online], Available at …

… Nelson Mandela, African National Congress (ANC) leader and first … Gastrow, S. (1987). Who's Who in South African Politics , no 2 , Johannesburg: Ravan.| Mandela, N. …

… been divided into three groups and look upon themselves as African oppressed; Indian oppressed or Coloured oppressed and …

… South African journalist, newspaper proprietor and former editor of … D.J. et al. (eds)(1970).  Standard Encyclopaedia of Southern Africa, v. 5 , Cape Town: NASOU. …

… correspondent. Diary of a Detainee, ‘Tandi’. The Birth of African Nationalism, Lionel Forman. Four Years of Treason, …

… South African artist Sydney Alex Khumalo (also documented as …

… IFP when he resigned from the party to join its rival, the African National Congress (ANC). …

… many when he made an about turn in politics, joined the African National Congress (ANC) and announced his support for …   Gastrow: Who's Who in South African Politics .|O'Malley, P., BOTHA, ROELOF FREDERIK (PIK) …