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… particularly during its heyday between 1945 and 1960. To read more about the people, politics, legislation …

… Mention in South African Best Picture of the Year Contest. 1960 Double page coverage on Sharpeville Funeral in Time …

… president and Potlako Leballo as secretary. On 21 March 1960 the PAC launched a peaceful anti pass campaign across … but took part in the 1994 elections obtaining 1.3% of the vote. The PAC continues to exist as an opposition …

… Volkskas opened the doors of its Pretoria branch on 1 February 1935. It presented itself in Afrikaans … Nedbank. Volkskas opened its first Johannesburg branch on 1 August 1935, in Market Street. Over the next 12 years it … bank. Its subscribed capital grew from £600 in 1934 to £1,142,910 in March 1947. This phenomenal growth made it …

… period, between the 1880s and the start of World War 1. Figure 1 : Africa before Independence                     …   [Accessed 16 February 2015]   Comparative case studies (1960 to 1980) as examples to illustrate the political, … cultural successes and challenges in independent Africa (1960 to 1980). The case studies are NOT meant to be …

… investigated human rights abuses that took place between 1960 and 1994. Reparation and Rehabilitation (R&R) Committee …

… around 260,000 Zebras move across the plains, followed by 1.7 million wildebeest and more than 470,000 gazelles. It is …

… that they hoped would address increasing criticism. In 1960 they started taking steps towards economic and … the Nobel Prize. Picture: New History of South Africa. In 1960 the ANC and PAC had been banned, and these organizations …

… by the Wiehan Commission at the end of the 1970s. 1960-1973 Labour formations in South Africa were seen as an …

… movement of resistance arose amongst the people in March 1960, and although meetings were illegal, they were held just …

… humans when hunters became exposed to infected blood. HIV-1 was identified as a simian (monkey) immunodeficiency virus … virus it carried (SIVcpz) was almost identical to HIV-1, which was once common in west-central Africa. HIV-2 …

… Public submission amounted to a staggering number of 1,753,424 were made to the Constitutional Assembly during its … that laid the foundation for apartheid. On 21 March 1960 police opened fire on a crowd demonstrating against pass …

… meeting of the Anti-Apartheid Movement (AAM) in London. 1960 Huddleston is consecrated as Bishop of Masasi, Tanzania …

… Independence in the Congo Independence was granted in 1960, and the country was named the Republic of the Congo. … at the time as a threat to the West. On 5 September 1960, President Kasavubu dismissed Lumumba, and Lumumba … supported Mobutu and his government with more than $1.03 billion in development aid and $227.4 million in …

… sixteen years before the official start of apartheid. In 1960 she was exiled from South Africa. She was not able to … her to move to New York City. Makeba released albums in 1960 and 1963, both times making the billboard 200 in the …

… Evelyn Mase, and marries Nomzamo Winnie Madikizela 1960 Sharpeville Massacre A State of Emergency is imposed and …

… Sisulu to set up safe houses in the Lobatse area. Between 1960 and 1962, he worked closely with Joe Modise in … Africa. With increased repression inside South Africa in 1960, the ANC resolved that Oliver Tambo and Yusuf Dadoo … in The Road to Democracy In South Africa, Volume 1, 1960-1970, pp.411-417 Ralinala, R.M, Sithole, J., Houston, …

… is elected as the first president of the organisation. 1960 February, Sobukwe, Potlako Leballo and several members … country and mobilise political support abroad. 21 March 1960, Sobukwe resigns from his post as a lecturer. As he … sentences ranging between 6 months and 3 years. 1963 1 May, Prime Minister BJ Vorster introduced the General Laws …

… on a daily basis, in front of the Johannesburg City Hall 1960. © Jurgen Schadeberg The Black Sash was formed in 1955 …

… human rights which were committed during the period from 1 March 1960 to the cut-off date including the antecedents, …

… ‘safe’ due to the materials used to build the prison. [1] The second prison - Pretoria Central On 3 March 1873, the … nine apartheid police officers on Sunday, January 24, 1960. There were others who were executed following a clash … that erupted in Cato Manor,  outside Durban, in January 1960, during the beer hall riots. [8] Last person to be …

… justification was that of sanitation (Dison and Mohamed, 1960: 24). 1894 The Glen Gray Act, passed by Cecil Rhodes in … proclamation No. 72 exempt the Cape from subsection 10.1 of the Act (South African Institute for Race Relations, … areas (South African Institute for Race Relations, 1960: 147). August 25, 26: Dr. Dadoo makes a statement …

… Campaign and detained under the State of Emergency in 1960 . He was first banned in 1962. From 1978 to 1990 he was … his voice which has moved so many in so short a time.’ 1 November 1954, Even though Dr Naicker had forced the … will have to be made’. 23 December 1959 - 2 January 1960, Dr Monty Naicker and the NIC organised a “Freedom Fair” …

… followed other integrated showings, including the 1960 Lawrence Adler Galleries competition and the 1961 … in 1965, attracted a racially diverse crowd of about 1 000 people to the Durban Art Gallery opening. Judges …