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… 1960 Anti-Pass Campaign , and witnessed the Sharpeville massacre . Between 1960 and 1963, she served as Health …

… deal of political violence, starting with the Sharpeville massacre. When Hopkinson decided to leave the magazine Berry …

… Brooks’ political turning point was the Sharpeville Massacre in 1960 where 69 people were killed in a … who were angered and politically radicalised by the massacre. Brooks played an important role in the struggle …

… in the country about key historical events. The Marikana massacre – the killing of 34 striking miners by police on 16 … 40% of the survey respondents said they had heard of the massacre but knew very little about it, while 17% said that … in perspective, we compared the responses to the Marikana massacre with other big historical events in the country. …

… most of whom were held in connection with the 1994 massacre of some 800 000 ethnic Tut …

… of emergency declared in the after-math of the Sharpeville Massacre of 21 March 1960, and imprisoned for four months. …

… “Colour this Slavery Golden” – and to the Sharpeville massacre – “Colour these People Dead”. On a graphic with the …

… a founding member of the PAC.  Following the Sharpeville Massacre and the banning of the both the PAC and ANC, …

… and after reading a report about the December 1985, massacre in Maseru where nine ANC cadres were murdered, Zondo …

… to have unemployment insurance. After the Sharpeville Massacre in 1960, political organisations were banned and …

… an advocate of non-violence. During the  Sharpeville massacre  of 1961 Nkomo acted as a mediator between the …

… the 1960 State of Emergency following the Sharpeville Massacre on 21 March 1960. Mpama’s militancy was noted in a …

… by storm, but sadly, in the aftermath of the Sharpeville massacre , resulted in many of the country’s top performers …

… newspaper, ‘Die Kerkbode’. Following the Sharpeville Massacre , he used his editorial powers to agitate for …

… an anti pass campaign which culminated in the Sharpeville Massacre . After this incident the PAC was banned forcing its …

… against slavery and discrimination. After the Sharpeville Massacre , Masekela was assisted by Huddleston and other …

… Alliance, which was led by the ANC. After  Sharpeville massacre  in 1960, Trotskyists around Hirson, organised in a …

… an anti-pass campaign that ended in the Sharpeville Massacre . At the age of 15, he joined the armed struggle …

… Pienaar, one of the officers involved in this ambush and massacre was authorised as the investigating officer,  to …

… Ganyile ) that led to the Pondo Revolt that resulted in a massacre of the Amampondo in 1960 at Ingquza Hill . He was …

… and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) . Subsequent to the massacre, Fredrick Pienaar, one of the officers involved in …

… apartheid became more radical after the Sharpeville Massacre in 1960, and soon he became the chief organiser of …

… Z. K. Matthews , Luthuli and others. After the Sharpeville massacre , Motala was detained for a period of five months. …

… political detainees after the 1960 PAC-led  Sharpville Massacre  and the consequent State of Emergency in 1960. In …

… Congress (ANC) a day after the horrific 1960 Sharpeville Massacre . For the next three years, the Hall’s home turned …

… United Front (SAUF), in Cairo after the 1960  Sharpeville massacre . As a member of the SAUF delegation (a PAC, SAIC …

… charismatic’ and was ‘orphaned as result of the Bulhoek massacre  in 1921.’ He helped to make East London one of the …

… were withdrawn and he was released.After the Sharpeville Massacre of 1960, Letele publicly burned his pass in Orlando …

… were arrested. This incident became known as the Bulhoek Massacre. In November 1921 the trial of the 141 Israelites … they chose the plan of God: The story of the Bulhoek Massacre of 24 May 1921 . Pretoria: Unisa Press|Millard, J.A. …

… he began his LLB again. In 1960, following the Sharpeville massacre, the Congress movement asked him to return to South …