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E-0087295event The Weekend World, the first national Black newspaper, is published by the World Printing and Publishing Co.28 Jun 2012✓
E-0085964event An ANC spokesman in Lusaka calls for increased participation by White sympathisers in the Black emancipation struggle.15 Jun 2012✓
E-0088775event Liberia becomes a republic, and Africa’s first sovereign, Black-ruled democratic nation, the first African colony, to declare i20 Jul 2012✓
R-0093562archive Not White Enough, Not Black Enough: Racial Identity In The South African Coloured Community by Mohamed Adhikari10 Sep 2012–
E-0079637event Durban pioneer Captain Allen Gardiner establishes the first educational institution in Natal when a school for Black children o16 Mar 2012✓
E-0079495event Black Laws Amendment Act No 7, designed to speed up the planning for partial consolidation of homelands, commences.16 Mar 2012✓
E-0092338event Fourteen people, including leading members of the South African Students Organisation (SASO) and the Black People’s Convention27 Aug 2012✓
E-0091309event A Black teachers’ association, the Progressive Teachers’ Congress (PROTECO) is secretly launched in the Transvaal to fill the v23 Aug 2012✓
E-0082032event Rhodesia’s first Black cabinet ministers are sworn into office. (2004). Today in History, Pretoria News, 23 April.23 Apr 2012–
E-0083303event A "Whites only" referendum in South West Africa/Namibia gives overwhelming support for plans for Black majority rule14 May 2012✓
E-0082821event The recommendations of the Riekert Commission are tabled. These include more Black involvement in government administration boa7 May 2012✓
E-0082201event Rioting breaks out across Soweto, South Africa’s largest Black township, following police blockade of youths protesting arrest23 Apr 2012–
E-0082176event Rioting breaks out across Soweto, South Africa’s largest Black township, following police blockade of youths protesting arrest23 Apr 2012✓
E-0082086event Rhodesia’s first Black cabinet ministers are sworn into office. (2004). Today in History, Pretoria News, 23 April.23 Apr 2012–
E-0069969event South African President P. W. Botha grants reprieves to the "Sharpeville Six", the six Black South Africans who were21 Nov 2011✓
E-0071140event Steve Biko, Black activist who died in detention, is born in Ginsberg Location, near King William’s Town.14 Dec 2011✓
E-0071136event An agreement is concluded with the Portuguese authorities for the recruiting of Black mineworkers in their territory.14 Dec 2011✓
E-0073480event The government withdraws three controversial Parliamentary Bills, relating to freedom of movement of the Black population, for31 Jan 2012✓
E-0072782event Twenty-two Black South Africans appear in the Delmas Court for allegedly attempting to overthrow the government.16 Jan 2012✓
R-0113611archive Black Peoples Convention: Minutes of the Seventh National Executive Council Meeting held at D.O.C.C. Johannesburg, on the 17th April 1976 22 Feb 2016–
R-0113592archive Black Peoples Convention: Minutes of the 3rd National Council Meeting held in Port Elizabeth on the 2nd September 1973 22 Feb 2016–
E-0012273event The National President of the Black People’s Convention, Kenneth Hlaku Rachidi, declares that riots have lead to a new era of political consciousness16 Mar 2011–
R-0095591archive Book 4: Industrialisation, Rural Change and Nationalism - Chapter 2 - Industrialisation and the Revitalisation of Black Politics in the1940s by Mohamed Adhikari6 May 2013–
R-0141229archive Black Power - Students Forced to Leave Meeting - SASO and other affairs 14 Jun 2019–
R-0117191archive In 1986 there were 153,000 empty white school places: In 1986 there was a shortage of 193,000 places in black schools. 22 Feb 2016–
B-0064794biography Archbishop Emeritus Desmond Mpilo Tutu1931-2021✓
E-0068982event Labour Relations Amendment Act No 57 commences, redefining ‘employee’ to cover all Black workers, including local and foreign m1 Nov 2011–
R-0059581archive DOCUMENT 37. “Black Power--Students Forced to Leave Meeting.” Article in Dome (University of Natal), March 27, 196931 Mar 2011–
R-0099325archive The Fall of Cecil Rhodes and the Rise of Black Power in Africa by Veli Mbele, 3-5 April 201523 Apr 2015–
E-0089508event About 100 White sympathisers join evicted Black squatters in a passive protest against the demolition of shanty dwellings outsi31 Jul 2012✓

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