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… The buses smell of blood: the East London boycott …

… IFP decides to end its parliamentary boycott of mid-February. …

… 30,000 students out on boycott this year - whose Republic? …

… arrested, and this happened again during the 1980 school boycott, and yet again with his detention in 1981.He was … Elizabeth Student Committee (Pesco) which co-ordinated the boycott.  He was arrested three times in 1980. In September … resistance to rent increases, stayaways and the consumer boycott in Port Elizabeth. Following police action and …

… arrested, and this happened again during the 1980 school boycott, and yet again with his detention in 1981. He was … Elizabeth Student Committee (Pesco) which co-ordinated the boycott.  He was arrested three times in 1980. In September … resistance to rent increases, stayaways and the consumer boycott in Port Elizabeth.  Following police action and …

… Transvaal [now Gauteng], was the kingpin of the anti-boycott force during the Evaton bus boycott. He was  banished to the “ward of Chief Magamege, …

… against apartheid through a campaign of a total consumer boycott of white shops and businesses in Port Elizabeth.At the time the Consumer Boycott Committee which comprised people such as Jackson … a three-day local stay-away to protest threatened bus fare hikes,and later mounted the most successful of the …

… Volume Two 1943 - 1964, by Allison Drew Document 42 - “Boycott the Dummy Elections: 2 000 Demonstrate AT Mass … Edition, 1 April 1958 HISTORY-MAKING CLIMAX TO ANTI-C.A.D. BOYCOTT CAMPAIGN The Mass Anti-C.A.D. Boycott Rally filled the old Drill Hall on Sunday, March …

… Cape Town. This dissertation seeks to explore the schools boycott experience in the Athlone area. It is not merely an … structure which emerged to direct and co-ordinate the boycott in the Athlone area. … Beyond the barricades: the 1985 schools boycott and the vicissitudes of the Athlone Students Action …

… Drew Document 35 - "New Tactics Proposed for N.R.C. Boycott: Xuma's Address to African Congress", The Guardian, … members of the Natives' Representative Council on a boycott ticket. Tracing the history of the N.R.C. over recent … to change its strategy in implementing the resolution to boycott the Natives Representation Act of 1936. GIVING SMUTS …

… The Boycott as Weapon of Struggle by I.B. Tabata, June 1952 …

… Schools re-open, but 93,000 pupils continue to boycott classes. …

… African National Congress initiates a boycott of twenty-four brands of goods. …

… Ugandan Prime Minister Milton Obote announces a boycott of South African goods. …

… Boycott is not an inflexible principle: Our struggle needs …

… National Congress (ANC) also called for the nationwide boycott of all businesses led by the Nationalists (NP … to call for sanctions against South Africa.  In 1959, a boycott movement was launched in Britain, mostly by South African political exiles. This was known as the Boycott Campaign . The Boycott Movement successfully …

… SIX: The Politics Of Non-Collaboration: The Campaign To Boycott The Tricameral Elections by Kumi Naidoo …

… in 1960 after the Sharpeville Massacre  and succeeded the Boycott Movement of 1959. The AAM was established in response … African National Congress (ANC)  and other leaders for a boycott of all South African goods in support of a call for …

… was described as yet another “ringleader” (of the Evaton bus boycott) who was 35 years old and ”a fighter suspected of … responsible for many assaults and is a supporter of the boycott movement.” He was said to be unemployed and exercised …

… to new measures passed by the apartheid government in the 1950s. One of the factors that loomed large in the general … by average family incomes. These causes included increased bus, train and tram fares, intensified enforcement of pass … Newclare, Western Native Township and Sophiatown staged a boycott of trams following the Johannesburg City Council’s …

… with the students of Soweto and decided to embark on a boycott of classes. Two days later, a fire destroyed … and the principal's office at Struts Bay, Cape Town. The boycott raged on, and on 10 August a prefabricated building … with the students of Soweto and decide to embark on a boycott of classes’ , [online], available at …

… Document 38 - “I.B. Tabata, The Boycott as Weapon of Struggle 9, June 1952 …

… United Nations, India an the Boycott of Apartheid Sport by E.S. Reddy …

… Sweden announces a total boycott on trade with South Africa effective from October. …

… International Conference on Sports Boycott against South Africa, UNESCO House, Paris, starts. …

… in 1943 anti-pass campaign and 1949 Western Areas train boycott. …

… to conduct a ‘powerful and nationwide campaign’ for the boycott of all elections under the 1936 Representation of … formally charged. Xuma was never arrested or banned in the 1950s, but the South African security police occasionally … elements’ that lay behind the recent anti-removal and bus boycott campaigns. Once Native Affairs Secretary D …

… views.  In January 1984 students commenced a school boycott after discovering the expulsion of Goniwe by the … was vandalised. In August 1984 the community launched a boycott of white owned shops for a week in protest against … resigned the first to do so in the country. The school boycott, boycott of white owned shops and the resignation of …

… as a clerk. He took part in the 1944 Alexandra Township bus boycott movement and the shantytown movement after World War …

… subsequent Congress Campaigns such as the Bantu Education Boycott. Arrested in 1955 after leading a procession in …