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… letters between the generation of student activists from 1976 and the current generation of student activists. The …

… an underground military wing known as Poqo ('Pure') in the 1960s. This became the first black political organization in … spread. After the government crackdown in the early 1960s, the PAC went underground and began its armed struggle … tear gas and police charging with batons.  Also in the 1960s, the ANC, the SACP, Congress of the Democrats (COD), …

… of families units was probably closer to eighteen. In the 1960s Hlangane Msiza died, and leadership of what had by now … which translates to "the place of the Msiza". By the 1960s the village had become a popular stopping point for … grow. Their economic well-being was aggravated after June 1976 when a national student revolt made international …

… to accept a lecturing fellowship in London in July 1976 was declined. 2 October, despite opposition, the NIC was … 1975. Dr Naicker applied for the fourth time on 7 January 1976. This was officially declined on 3 March 1976 after the police reported to the Secretary of Inland …

… Peterson was not the first person to be killed in the 1976 Soweto uprising, a new book sensationally claims. …

… The landscape of Black political activity in the 1960s was different that of the previous decade. The … Ironically, the seeds of Black resistance in the 1960s could be found at the ‘bush campuses’, like those at … Biko developed into a highly respected intellectual in the 1960s. Biko began his search for self-identity, and hoped to …

… two-day stay away was held to commemorate the uprising of 1976. During the protests a Committee of 81 was formed by …

… and patronised the bank. It began to diversify in the 1960s, setting up industrial and other enterprises, so that … as a result of the economic boom that lasted into the 1960s.’ Volkskas’s clients were faithful to it, especially … a 17.2 percent interest in Volkskas; but by the end of 1976 Trust Bank ran into difficulties and Sanlam, having a 30 …

… of states that emerged from nationalist movements in the 1960s. The Congo was used as a tool in the Cold War. This … MPLA forces are supported by military advisors from Cuba. 1976 The UN recognizes the MPLA as the legitimate government …

… of support from newly independent African countries in the 1960s, by the mid-1970s the ANC was on the ascendancy, … is significant that the growth of the ANC in Africa in the 1960s is often attributed to Tenyson Makiwane, who later … It is significant that following the Soweto Revolt of 1976, contestation for both membership and legitimacy between …

… forced many of ASA leaders to go to exile in the early 1960s. Once in exile, the ANC elders in London asked Mbeki to …

… 1973 - 74 Ben Langa Permanent Organiser Dr. Diliza Mji 1976 president Drake Koka the first secretary of the Black …

… only a decade or so, it had been planned for from the 1976/7 provincial congress of the National Party (NP), and …

… support to various liberation movements from the early 1960s onwards. Based at a large house at 10 Kropotkina … to the country, although some went to Algeria. Soweto, 1976: The ANC Rejuvenated While the Black Consciousness … political resistance of the early 1970s. It took the June 1976 Soweto Uprising  to replenish the ranks of the ANC, …

… as the only truly representative party of Angola, and in 1976 the MPLA was formally recognised by the OAU as the … of independent Angola.  The period between 1975 and 1976 was characterised not only by the withdrawal of the … Roberto, secured funding from Israel after visits in the 1960s, and FNLA troops were sent to Israel for training.  …

… (South African Institute for Race Relations, 1975: 82). 1976 Section 1 of the Prevention of Illegal Squatting … was broadened (South African Institute for Race Relations, 1976: 153- 154). At the second reading of the amendment bill … measure (South African Institute for Race Relations, 1976: 158). Dr. Van Zyl Slabbert was found guilty of entry …

… up to it, AD Donker 1975     The Bues is You in Me, Donker 1976     The Soweto I Love. Collins 1977     Children of the …

… the Southern parts of the country came to a head in the 1960s. Coupled with financial problems and rebellion by …

… details and dynamics of the coups d'état of the late 1960s are not of principal importance to this thesis, … Diplomacy in Pre-Colonial West Africa. London: Methuen, 1976, p 80. ↵ [4] Thornton, Warfare in Atlantic Africa, 1999, … in Politics. Cambridge, Mass: Harvard University Press, 1976, p 6. ↵ [32] As quoted in First, Ruth. The Barrel of a …

… black workers began to form trade unions. After the 1976 Soweto Uprising, trade unions and their workers began to … Theology, which originated in Latin America in the 1960s, became popular in the 1980s. The Christian message was … leader, Martin Luther King, an activist in the USA in the 1960s.   In 1986, Desmond Tutu made this interesting …

… which had also shown political awareness in the 1950s and 1960s.The UDF was trying to move into more rural areas, and … the UDF was managing to prolong the people's revolt. In 1976 - 1977, the uprising had not managed to sustain itself, …

… of World War II and continued growing into the 1950s and 1960s. In response to this growth and increased employment …

… year, with a Centre Against Apartheid being established in 1976 and 1978-9 being declared International Anti-Apartheid … aid to the liberation movements. However by the end of the 1960s this support seemed to be unreliable. It was only … relations as part of the outward looking policy. In the 1960s South Africa continued to employ many Mozambiqueans on …

… and sometimes even discouraged UDF involvement. June 1976, Soweto Youth Riots. Picture: Bailey's African History … of the UDF, not the revolts. The UDF felt sure that, as in 1976, the revolts would not be able to continue without … form of protest that appeared continually after the 1976 uprising. By the end of 1984 there were about 220 000 …

… time period, located exclusively in the past (ie. roughly 1960s-1990), hides and depoliticises historical processes of … The killing of eleven year-old Hector Peterson in the 1976 Soweto students’ uprising demonstrated apartheid’s … of contract laborers to leave Namibia during the early 1960s in search of opportunities in postcolonial Tanzania, …

… with Holden Roberto and Jonas Savimbi as co-presidents. 1976                            Cuba assists in driving back … capturing Huambo and driving the FNLA into Zaire.  March 1976                 South Africa withdraws due to a lack of …

… As a result of parent's reactions to the 1976 uprisings and their aftermath, ex-Federation of South …