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… Union of Islamic Service, is founded in Durban. 1952 The Municipal Library in Brook Street is built. 1953 … scores of people’s leaders who have been banned since 1952. June, A group of women from Cato Manor invade the … Founded “The Leader” in 1940; Died at sea on July 4, 1952, while on voyage to England. 15 July, Detainee appears …

… of people of Indian origin living in South Africa. In 1952 apartheid was again raised, this time in connection with …

… in 1977. Ratilal Ranchod, who had become sole owner in 1952, then joined the Divine Life Society to do community and …

… as a member of the Cape Town City Council from 1943- 1952. Kotane, Marks and Mofutsanyana are appointed by … it identified became the basis of the Defiance Campaign . 1952 Brian Percy Bunting is banned. May Sam Kahn is expelled …

… missionaries in conquest”, South African History Online, 1952 accessed 17 June 2017, … missionaries in conquest”, South African History Online, 1952 accessed 17 June 2017, …

… the colonised states in Africa to gain its independence. 1952 CE Egypt gains its independence  through a revolution by …

… in groups that began funding political prisoners in 1952 during the Defiance Campaign . Collins was in South …

… War II , by I Yastrebova, was published in the USSR in 1952, but in general the public knew little about the …

… campaigns of civil disobedience against unjust laws (in 1952) and ultimately armed struggle (in 1961), were options …

… University, Melbourne, Australia. Hishongwa was born in 1952 in Okalili, northwest Namibia. She trained as a nurse …

… of the Cape Town City Council, a position he holds until 1952. Hilda Bernstein becomes Johannesburg City Councillor, …

… to pinpoint the banal normalities of our white madness. 1952 Went to Israel - 'Together with friends, I went on a …

… 1986 1 July, Identification Act No 72: Repealed the 1952 Blacks (Abolition of Passes and Co-ordination of …

… doctrines of racial discrimination". [Resolution 395(V)] 1952 26 June, A non-violent "Campaign of Defiance against …

… 18 December, Bantu Stephen Biko born in Kingwilliamstown 1952 October, The Mau Mau Rebellion begins in Kenya. Jomo …

… with his best-known work, Kusadikika (To be Believed) 1952 All non-whites are forced to carry passes in South …

… with his best-known work, Kusadikika (To be Believed) 1952 All non-whites are forced to carry passes in South …

… Native College is renamed the University of Fort Hare. 1952 The Cape based Non-European Unity Movement (NEUM), the …

… the forerunner of the Congress Alliance which launches the 1952 Defiance of Unjust Laws Campaign in which Africans, …

… were different; the ANC had had the Defiance Campaign in 1952. Despite the short-circuiting of this campaign because …

… on the administration of SWA to the United Nations. 1952 With the ANC’s Defiance Campaign under way in South …

… in bringing about African/Indian co-operation during the 1952 Defiance campaign. He was arrested several times for …  31/3/1968  Cape Town Sachs, Solly Act No. 44 of 1950May 1952   Despite having been expelled from the Communist Party …

… Armed Struggle Abstract Albert Luthuli, ANC president from 1952-67, and Africa’s first Nobel Peace Prize winner in 1961, …

… The Basotholand African Congress (BAC) was formed in 1952, but in 1959 the party changed its name to the Basotho …