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… of the Joint Monitoring Commission: Mulungushi, Lusaka, 16 February 1984 …

… Racist South Africa by O. R. Tambo, UNESCO House, Paris, 16 June 1986 …

… Africa, at the UN World Summit for Social Development 12 March 1995 …

… The Natal Witness reports that 12 000 candidates who had passed the matriculation …

… The Natal Witness reports that 12 000 candidates who had passed the matriculation …

… Representation of Blacks Act No 12, removing Black voters in the Cape from the common roll …

… Document 12 - Non-European Unity Movement. Resolutions passed at 6th …

… wins the World Cup final match against New Zealand 15-12.  Joel Stransky …

… imagery that he fused with European outlook and forms. In 1961 he co-founded the art group Amadlozi, which was made up …

… detained on the night of his engagement to Rookie Adam in 1961. In February 1964 he was served with a banning order. On …

… accused held until end of trial, but died early in March 1961, three weeks before the acquittal of all the accused. …

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

… of Art, one of London’s leading art and design school, in 1961, learning to cast. Cultivating his interest in Christian …

… organizing the ANC's Pietermaritzburg Conference of March 1961. His political activism resulted in his detention by the …

… had to withdraw after two years for lack of money. From 1961 to 1963 he worked in the Botany department at the …

… to enrol at the University of Cape Town Medical schoolin 1961. At university, February soon got involved in politics …

… underground.  The PAC then formed its armed wing, Poqo in 1961. Poqo began organizing a rebellion against white …

… was unable to attend any of the meetings and resigned in 1961. He was still arrested for his involvement in the …

… international friends to study in America. Therefore, in 1961, Masekela went into exile. Masekela went to study at the …

… production and the acclaimed London West End run in 1961, appearing alongside Hugh Masekela, Abdullah Ibrahim, …

… in opposition to the government's racial policies. In 1961, he was awarded the Carnegie Travel Grant to tour … yeminyanya (The wrath of the ancestors, 1940) , pp 12-14| South African Government Information, (2005), National …

… Willemse, with whom he had two sons and a daughter. From 1961-1972 de Klerk practiced as an attorney in Vereeniging. …

… Brazil and India” at the World Social Forum in Mumbai, 16-21 January 2004. Robert was widely published, including … to Man who Wrote Thesis on slavery in Cape” Cape Argus (12 February 2015). ↵ [x] Halim Gencoglu, “The Forgotten … to Man who Wrote Thesis on slavery in Cape” Cape Argus (12 February 2015.|Robert Shell, Children of Bondage: A Social …

… Ndazana Nathaniel (Nat) Nakasa was born on 12 May 1937 in Lusikisiki, Eastern Cape. Nakasa was the … 30 years later simply reads: Nathaniel Nakasa May 12 1937 - July 14 1965. Journalist, Nieman Fellow, South …

… Jan Celliers was born on 12 January 1865 on the farm Wagenmakersvallei near …

… Wabantu, the African National Congress. December 16, 1961 marked a historic turning point in the history of … solution. The MK Manifesto, released on 16 December 1961 states this very clearly: "The time comes in the life of … of Isithwalandwe/Seaparankoe Award on Chris Hani, 16 December 2008, Mangaung, Bloemfontein …

… and camps of the Pan Africanist Congress of South Africa, 1961–1981 by Gregory Houston, Thami ka Plaatjie and Thozama …

… On 12 May 1952 Shepherd Mdladlana was born in  Keiskammahoek  in …