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… on organising and preparing for the planned uprising of 1963. 1963 February, Five white people are killed by Poqo members … for his role in organising the planned Poqo uprising of 1963. July, The OAU and ALC temporarily closes the PAC office …

… autobiographical tradition now evident in black writing. 1963 Jack Cope, editor of Contrast , is one of 102 people … , edited by Nat Nasaka, was published. Passing of the 1963 publication and entertainment act. Formation of group …

… Council for the ninth consecutive year (between 1942 and 1963 Bram serves on the council every year except three and … of the central committee of the SACP) helps to draft. 1963 11 July, Special Branch members raid Liliesleaf Farm in …

… Front at bases of the latter across the border in Morocco. 1963-1964 20 March, 1963, Police obtain information that Sisulu is an office …

… by the South African Indian National Congress. In 1963, it was estimated that over a quarter of Indian men and … as traders (South African Institute for Race Relations, 1963: 13). Indians were also known as landlords, especially …

… – 501 Malay – 860 Chinese – 59 ‘African' – unknown 1963 Harry, ‘the fat man', a tramp living in Fietas …

… of the Government of the Republicof South Africa.] 1963 2 April, Firstmeeting of the Special Committee on the … farm). 4 December, TheSecurity Council, in resolution 182(1963) calledupon all States "to cease forthwith the sale and … their opposition to apartheid. [Resolution 1978(XVIII)] 1963 - 1964 11 October, TheGeneral Assembly adopted …

… becomes leader of the Kenya African National Union (KANU). 1963 Kenya gains independence, with Kenyatta as prime … raising of the Kenyan flag at a ceremony on 12 December 1963, attended by thousands of celebrating Kenyans. Jomo …

… Nation, which was led by Nelson Mandela. Between 1961 and 1963, MK attacked over 200 non-civilian targets throughout … 1962, Nelson Mandela was captured by the police. In June 1963, other leaders of Umkhonto weSizwe, including Walter …

… of the Organisation of African Unity (OAU) in 1963, severe limitations and constraints within the …

… move to New York City. Makeba released albums in 1960 and 1963, both times making the billboard 200 in the United … M., ‘Sophiatown is Gone’, Mama Africa, 1983 |Makeba, M., (1963) UN Speech https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uWP5mBJ4HWs …

… to reconcile. Potlako Leballo left South Africa in 1963, after being released from prison, and set up a PAC …

… occasion for celebrations when it was opened on 2 November 1963. The new State President, CR Swart, was the guest of … The Department of Bantu Administration and Development in 1963 set aside land to establish a Black township, Moletse, … the Pietersburg and District Caledonian Society in June 1963. The new public library was opened in Grobler Street in …

… to cut economic and political ties with South Africa.  In 1963, India bans South Africa from its airspace. November 30, … of the staff of New Age are house arrested and banned. 1963 April 17, The involvement of Indians  in the new phase …

… doting father, but I changed napkins and so on...' 1961 to 1963 An end and a beginning - Started photographing … in 1975 'My father died in 1962, and on 15 September 1963, I handed over the keys of the shop to the men who had … to say, "Thanks for this liberty'" 'I was in Lesotho in 1963 before I'd become a professional. The Communist Party …

… with political prisoners on Robben Island. [xiv] In 1963 and 1964 large numbers of political prisoners began to …

… on the 25th of May Africa Day is commemorated, marking the 1963 founding of the Organization of African Unity (OAU), …

… Bechualand (Botswana) to attend an ANC conference. 1963 February, Hani and Sibeko's sentence is confirmed and it …

… As the Organisation of African Unity (OAU) , founded in 1963, was established as a loose association of African …

… which will be held at Pinetown, near Durban. 1955 - 1963 South African Congress of Trade Union (SACTU) … Witwatersrand remains stagnant at 15 000 members. 1956 - 1963 The banned Assistant General Secretary, Phyllis Altman, … in August, and the aim will be to free South Africa by 1963. Joe Matthews issues an article in The Liberation titled …

… Black people's bid for total independence and freedom by 1963 (Cape Times, 1960). Sobukwe subsequently announced … their students. The Coloured Person's Education Act of 1963 put control of 'coloured' education under the Department …

… during a march on a police station by about 100 blacks. 1963 19 February, The Minister of Defence announces the re-establishment, as of 1 April 1963 of the 'Cape Corps' of Coloureds to be employed in … his three companions, are returned to Ghanzi on 31 August 1963, and the charge of sabotage is withdrawn on 11 September …

… independen t from Belgium and the Britain in this year. 1963 CE After more than a decade of various anti-colonial … Britain. Uganda also gained its independence from Britain. 1963 CE The  Organisation of African Unity  is created. The …

… leadership skills and development, the Rivonia Trial in 1963, and leading South Africa’s peaceful transition. …

… Among the students is Manto Msimang -Tshabalala . 1963 Govan Mbeki and other members of MK’s high command are …

… political journal focusing on the ills of apartheid and in 1963 helped found the Christian Institute, a multiracial …

… anything she said, effectively gagging her voice too. 1963 January, Police raided Lilliesleaf farm in Rivonia …

… on the path to independence, which was finally achieved in 1963. Background The British colonial presence in Kenya began …

… [xv] It is a mostly silent film that was shot in 1963 in London, in black and white to ensure that the nature …

… broader recognition. After their performance at the 1963 National Jazz Festival in Johannesburg, the group’s …