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… Herero Revolt: Von Estorff and Von der Heyde defeat the Ovaherero in …

… Herero Revolt: Von Estorff and Von der Heyde defeat the Ovaherero in …

… 123 persons have been banned as a result of the June 16 revolt. The minister of police im …

… found that, those who were pro-state during the 1957-1958 revolt ‘were in the ascendency,’ and that ‘everything (had) …

… one being Anderson Khumani Ganyile ) that led to the Pondo Revolt that resulted in a massacre of the Amampondo in 1960 …

… H. (1979). Year of Fire, Year of Ash: The Soweto Revolt: Roots of A Revolution, Zed Press: London …

… emerge from her brush should she turn from the maidens of Pondoland to the hard-worked girls of District Six of Cape …

… type, a communist and agitator, whose aim was to organise revolt of the blacks rather than to plead their cause in the …

… at night. The name of APDUSA became popular overnight in Pondoland and the recruitment of members was rapid. The … of arms and an armed struggle. The initial contacts in Pondoland led to the Unity Movement leadership making contact …

… that led to Ganyile's release. Similarly, during the Pondoland campaign of the 1960s, the people involved sought …

… Missionaries arrived in Pondoland in 1830 when  Faku , the ruler of the Mpondo … He requested missionaries to pray for peace in Eastern Pondoland where there was a war between the Xhosas and Zulus. … scheme and Bantu Authorities. All of this led to the Pondo revolt from 1960 to 1963. …

… went to Hlengiwe High School.   After the Soweto student revolt in 1976, Madondo dropped out of school and in October …

… National Congress (ANC). Inspired by the Mpondoland Revolt, Mpanza and 13 thirteen others began by burning sugar …

… dips. The campaign became known as the Natal Women’s Revolt . In 1963, Dorothy was arrested and charged with …

… Lesotho. The formed underground structure planned an armed revolt in 1963. They gathered whatever weapons they could …

… order. His ministry was responsible for suppression of the revolt and the detention of an estimated 30 000 people, with …

… with a commando of 400 burghers helped Mpande in his revolt against his half-brother Dingane, who was killed on an …

… her interests in photography grew. After the 1976 student revolt, upon her return to South Africa, she resolved to …

… of students arrived to join MK after the 1976 Student revolt, Kodesh was tasked with addressing material needs for …

… was formed for the trial of those charged during the 1922 revolt. The Transvaal Strike Legal Defence Committee was …

… on 17 June 1976, the day after the start of the youth revolt in Soweto. The state accused Mothopeng of having begun …

… Architecture until the school was closed after a student revolt. Lipman was then asked by his close friend Walter …

… was his grandfather, a warrior of the  1960 Pondo revolt  against the  Bantu Authorities Act , who fled to …

… democracy and thus they started revolting against him. The revolt of the army and the secession of the provinces of …

… by the poetry that spoke of black identity, resistance and revolt. In 1969 he was arrested and detained for nine months …

… Mqikela, eldest son of Chief Faku and first chief of East Pondoland, died in Qawukeni, near Palmerton, Pondoland. Chief Mqikela took over from his father as … but because he supported the Griquas of Kokstad in their revolt against the Cape government in 1878, his recognition …

… which he had been documenting for several years in rural Pondoland and the squatter camps of Cape Town . In 2000 …

… a rebellion in 1880 . The ministry had precipitated the revolt by applying its policy of disarmament to the Basuto. … This new law allowed for the voter-less annexation of Pondoland . The Glen Grey Act also denied the vote to Africans from Pondoland no matter their education or property. Through the …

… In 1960, before Sigcau became the President of Transkei, Pondoland Revolt erupted where eleven people were killed, many of them … the apartheid government.   This led to the uprising in Pondoland between 1960 and 1963. … Madise, M. J. S. ‘The role of the church towards the Pondo revolt in South Africa from 1960-1963’ , from UNISA, …