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… Mandla Mandela (1974””Makgatho) Ndaba Mandela (1983””Makgatho) Mbuso Mandela (1991””Makgatho) Andile Mandela … Zamakhosi Obiri (2008””Zamaswazi) Thembela Mandela (1984””Ndileka) Pumla Mandela (1993””Ndileka) Hlanganani …

… to boycott the elections. When Election Day came in August 1984, Sita, along with educationist and playwright, Dr Muthal …

… and He was then the recruited into umKhonto We Sizwe in 1984. In 1985, he started teaching in Elsies River at …

… communities to support the Black Xmas Campaign in 1984. During the 1985 State of Emergency , Lesiea served five …

… event. Event details as follows: Date: Sunday, 08 September 2019 Time: 09:30 for 10:am Venue: Function Hall, Bill Jardine Stadium, …

… widespread unrest in Soweto. In the period from 1978 to 1983, when townships on the East Rand and other parts of the … of popular violence in the Vaal townships in September 1984, Soweto experienced sporadic incidents of unrest that … that Soweto erupted. During the same period, 1978 to 1983, black universities also experienced a political lull …

… prolonged parliamentary session lasting 127 days, the new tricameral constitution was passed by 119 to 35 votes on 31 August 1983 and signed into law by State President Marais Viljoen … the constitution. In the referendum, held on 2 November 1983, the constitution was given a go ahead with 66 % to 34 % …

… Corporation working as a training officer from 1980 to 1984 and was later promoted to be one of the first few Black …

… of KwaMashu Youth League and Ntuzuma Youth League. In 1984, Mthembu joined the African National Congress (ANC) and …

… to leave the country. Mbali was sent back to Lusaka in 1984 where alongside Mbeya, a fellow comrade, they …

… exhibition at Puck Theatre in Stockholm, Sweden. In 1983, Tladi recorded a live album called Tribute to Nomazizi, …

… of the National Council of Women in Natal between 1983 and 1986. As Chairwoman of the Natal Midlands Women’s …

… visits made him a less desirable guest. However, from 1983 to 1990 Mamagobo was fortunate in that he was …

… as a lay preacher in the Evangelical Lutheran Church. In 1983 he attained membership of the Estate Agents Board. In …

… Gauteng. In 1979, Menell became a founding member (and in 1983, the chairperson) of the national committee of the READ …

… was proud of her husband.   Shortly after his release in 1983, he was elected to the executive of the revived TIC and …

… City blast victims buried, Pretoria News, 26 May 1983 …

… operation, Blast: Good clues found, Pretoria News, 23 May 1983 …

… to ensure that the abuse of women was eradicated. Between 1983 and 1985, there were two mutinies in MK camps in Angola. … known as the Stuart Commission.  However, as early as 1983, Tambo visited camps in Angola to address cadres based … the Nkomati Accord between South Africa and Mozambique in 1984, cadres in the camps mutinied again, demanding to return …

… Cape Town, for which the ANC claims responsibility. 1983 The South African Defence Force uses direct intervention … Plain, Cape Town to fight the introduction of the Tricameral Parliament . The launch is attended by delegates … Tricameral Parliament and came into force on 3 September 1984. 17 October, South African forces raid ANC offices of …

… of this body would lay the basis for the Constitution of a Tricameral Parliament. The Act commenced on 1 August 1983 and was repealed by the Constitution of Republic of … independence to mid-1997, Westport: Greenwood.|SAHO, ' Tricameral Parliament ', [online], Available at: …

… mounting were restored in the East Dockyard Gun Shop, in 1984. The 9 inch bore (228.6mm) gun, manufactured in … (Armed Forces Day) 27 April        12H00 (Freedom Day) 08 May          12H00 (International Museum Day) 16 June      …

… (SADF) and were sentenced to up to 18 months in jail. By 1983, 13 objectors had been jailed.  In 1977, compulsory … Conscientious Objectors Support Group (COSG) conference in 1983 and after a year of branch-building it was publicly launched at the Claremont Civic Centre in October 1984. Initially, it was an umbrella structure backed by 50 …

… CHAPTER FOUR: The Revival Of Alliance Politics, 1982-1984 CHAPTER FIVE: The Politics Of Collaboration: The Campaign for Participation In The Tricameral Parliament CHAPTER SIX: The Politics Of Non-Collaboration: The Campaign To Boycott The Tricameral Elections CHAPTER SEVEN: Resistance Politics In …

… him. A second volume of his autobiography appeared in 1984 as Afrika My Music , written in the convention of the … [Online] 31 October. Available at: nytimes.com [Accessed 08 June 2010] |De Kock, L. (2008). Leaving the forefront of … [Online] 1 November. Available at: mg.co.za/ [Accessed 08 June 2010] …

… Pretoria Art Museum, "The Pierneef Collection" Exhibition 1984 - Pretoria Art Museum, Commemorative Exhibition 1987 - …

… guests invited were: Year Guest Speaker Venue 1983  Dr Mansoor Escudero [Spain]  Lenasia 1984  Dr 'Abdur Rahman al-Sumait [Kuwait] Durban 1985 Dr Omar … opened in Ramadan 1986. 1984 Muslim organisations reject Tricameral Parliament 135 The White South African …

… by Indians and Coloureds in the new Constitution. In 1983, the National Party (NP) Government introduced an … to create a new structure of Parliament. The new Tricameral Parliament would consist of three Parliamentary … O’Malley, P. ‘1983’ , From Nelson Mandela Centre of Memory and Dialog , …

… is significant as the birthplace of the UDF. On 20 August 1983, over 4000 people gathered inside the hall where various … date for the UDF’s launch was chosen in response to the Tricameral Parliament which was to be established in the same month by the apartheid government. The Tricameral Parliament allowed for limited parliamentary …