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… in Pretoria to discuss majority rule for Rhodesia. South African Prime Minister B.J. Vorster joined the final stages …

… the Commission for Religious Affairs (CRA) and the South African Council of Churches (SACC) met at Chief Albert …

… Themba Sono was forced to resign as president of the South African Student Organisation (SASO) before he was expelled … (1972), ' Professor Themba Sono Biography ', from South African History Online , 3 July [online], Available at …

… Prominent South African academic, Dr Olive Shisana was born in the town of …

… to independence. Then, without warning, outgoing South African Prime Minister John Vorster reneged on the U.N. plan. …

… of 10 years of documenting life in the Cape Flats African and Coloured townships of Cape Town by one of South …

… used for 70 years for harbor administration by the South African Railways and Harbours, in Port Elizabeth. Sir Rufane …

… Mangaung Township. It is known as the birth place of the African National Congress because that is where the party was …

… United States to end their economic support of the South African government. These calls were initially unheeded, but …

… destination of the marchers on 21 March. Members of African National Congress (ANC)-aligned United Democratic … Evans B.A., This Day in African History: 13 April , from the African History, [online], Available at:  …

… by the mine's management. COSATU (Congress of South African Trade Unions) supported the call for the 1st October …

… he had formed the first agricultural trade union for African farmers. He established a strong relationship with …

… disclosure of the complicity of elements of the South African Defence Force (SADF) in violence in South Africa on …

… On 14 May 1992, Nelson Mandela, leader of the African National Congress, was subjected to harsh criticism …

… in the Comoros, led by Bob Denard. Further ReadingSouth African Spy Chief Probing Coup When Slain - Orlando Sentinel. …

… positions, the most recent of which was the post of African National Congress (ANC) chief whip. In 2006, it was …

… On 3 December 1967, South African doctor, Dr Christiaan (Chris) Barnard, performed the …

… stepped down. He had also resigned as the president of the African National Congress (ANC) in 1997 at the Mafikeng … at www.historyplace.com (Accessed: 05 June 2012)|South African History Online, ‘Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela’ , …

… became known as the Trojan Horse Massacre.  A South African Railways truck was loaded with crates close to the …

… Stephen Bantu Biko was the first president of South African Student Organisation (SASO), a black student’s … at www.biography.com [Accessed: 30 July 2014]|South African History Online, ‘ Stephen Bantu Biko’ , from SAHO , …

…  His father, Govan Mbeki, was a prominent member of the African National Congress (ANC) in the Eastern Cape. The …

… The African National Congress has in its ranks people who are …

… for produce. He undertook this voyage during the South African War (Anglo-Boer War). As a produce distributor … Southland Times. (1900) A disappointed South African Trader . [Online]. Available at: …

… the Republic of Transkei was not recognised beyond South African borders. The General Assembly of the United Nations …

… it had around 23 000 members. More than 12 000 South African servicemen fought in World War One, and fewer than 4 …  [accessed 16 September 2009]|Samilitaryhistory , 'South African Military History' [ online], available at: …

… NIC and the CBSIA to unite. [5] Prior to this, the South African Indian Congress (SAIC) representatives had gone to … A. I. Kajee (with SR Naidoo, Joint Hon. of the South African Indian Congress) who wanted to attend a mass of the …

… The adoption of the South African Constitution on 8 May 1996 was one of the turning … and democrats who had fought for the principle that South African belonged to all, for non racialism and for human …

… The South African Defence Force's (SADF) 31st Battalion was disbanded … the San (Bushmen) battalion who had been deployed in South African townships and who fought in the war in Namibia. …

… and the British in what became known as the South African war. At the end of the war in 1902, all four colonies …

… two decades. Kenyon’s cartoons appeared in a book of South African cartoonists. He was honoured with posthumous …