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… such as Govan Mbeki's South Africa: The Peasant's Revolt , soon became banned. 48 The negative press from the …

… to host speeches in March 1982 to commemorate the Rand Revolt. [25]  The presence of the SACP in Mozambique was a …

… the combative spirit which had characterised the 1976 revolt. By 1983, the ANC stood on the verge of a potential …

… the combative spirit which had characterised the 1976 revolt. By 1983, the ANC stood on the verge of a potential …

… A lack of unity among the Khoi-Khoi group undermines the revolt. Consequently, the Peninsular Khoi-Khoi loose more … action as the previous day. It appears that the Cape Town revolt has passed the point were intimidation can force youth …

… besides trying to attribute the violence of the revolt to the United Democratic Front, hoped to prove that …

… gave the Malagasy slaves aboard the Meermin the chance to revolt against their oppressors, sparking the Meermin Mutiny …

… demonstrations among rural women during the Natal Women's Revolt. By September 1961 the FSAW had made enough ground to … © Omar Badsha. By the time the 1980s drew to a close the revolt against the government, increased international … 1-23. Krikler, J. 1996. ‘Women, violence and the Rand Revolt of 1922', Journal of Southern African Studies , 22, 3, …

… Union launches the biggest strike since the Rand Revolt of 1922. More than 60 000 African mineworkers take …

… eighteen miles away. Meanwhile, in the rural reserves of Pondoland and Sekhukuneland; in Zeerust and the interior of … banished and persecuted. Beginning in Bizana in Eastern Pondoland, where “a vast popular movement arose in March 1960 … per month. See Govan Mbeki, South Africa: The Peasants Revolt (IDAF, London, 1984), p. 7. |16 New Age, 12.04.1956. …

… Nor was it able to establish the violence and political revolt necessary to substantiate a serious charge of …

… Nomzamo Zaniewe Winnifred Mandela is born at Bizana in Pondoland, Transkei. Esther Susanna Mentz travels to Germany …

… angry groups of “insurgents” behind the rural uprisings in Pondoland and Zeerust. His point was that violence would …

… to close shop. It is alleged that Malema orchestrated this revolt against the ANC. 9 September A Pretoria regional …

… 123 people have been banned as a result of the June 16 revolt. nationwide prohibition on meetings announced 25 June, …

… cites the leading role of UWC in the 1976 Cape Peninsula revolt: colleges, schools and communities were inspired by …

… president Jacob Zuma’s son‚ “to mobilise the community to revolt and pressure the President to quit office”. 13 …

… seats, while the Unionists got 39. WWI and the Afrikaner Revolt The development of the young Union was interrupted by …

… the /Khauas, !Kharakhoen 1896 Ovambanderu and /Khauas Nama revolt against the Germans in the eastern part of the …

… of 91. He authored the book "South Africa: The Peasant’s Revolt" while imprisoned on Robben Island. 31 August - 8 …

… in the townships. Within four months of the Soweto revolt 160 African communities all over the country were … 123 persons have been banned as a result of the June 16 revolt . The minister of police imposes a nationwide … action as the previous day. It appears that the Cape Town revolt has passed the point were intimidation can force youth …

… traces their political consciousness in the hot fires of revolt, fanned, among others, by the widespread resistance to …