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… Journal of African Historical Studies, Vol. 27, No. 1 (1994), pp. 101-126.| Wieder, A., (2008), Teacher and …

… as passive resistance is traded in for an armed struggle. 1960 The OPO becomes the South West African People’s … December 1988 South Africa finally accepts Resolution 435. 1 April 1989 Resolution 435 is officially implemented. …

… a petition against pass laws. The banning of the ANC in 1960 disrupted the activities of the Women's League as …

… urgently required. The Reserve was about 180 000 strong in 1960. It is unclear when women became part of the Defence …

… ) areas. This was the first State of Emergency since 1960, and gave the police powers to detain, impose curfews …

… trialists, including Chief Luthuli, are discharged. 1 September, In an interview with the New Age, Chief Luthuli … Africa and from leaving his home district for five years. 1960 April 7, The Extension of University Education Amendment … Chief Luthuli is informed that he has been awarded the 1960 Nobel Prize for Peace for his 'fight against racial …

… nonexistent. Until the later 1950s, houses in Extension 1 had no piped water, electricity or sewage, except for a … The first church, The Church of the Nazarine, was built in 1960 on the corner of 9th Street West and 10th Street West. … services 21% Manufacturing 17% Mining 1% Year Population 1960 650 1970 21037 1996 48211 2001 54457 2010 +/- 60 000 The …

… on behalf of the anti-apartheid movements. On March 21, 1960, five thousand South Africans protested the pass laws at … Ellis, author of External Mission: The ANC in Exile 1960-1990, believed that the MK only mostly aided in “ … and Secrets (New York: Columbia University Press, 2012), 1. ↵ [iv] “Military conscription for all white males in South …

… population from 35,000 persons in 1951 to 97,000 in 1960. As a result KwaZakele was established in 1956, and …

… Administration officials, who estimated that the figure of 1-million would probably be more accurate, with about 200,000 …

… Cup. The IRB instigates a World Cup feasibility study. 1 December, New Zealand and Australia form a joint working … New Zealand 15-12 in the final at Ellis Park. 1999 1 October- 6 November, The Rugby World Cup is hosted by …

… their demands into a national liberation movement. In 1960, they created the South-West African People's …

… United States (US). Other conferences were held in January 1960 in Tunisia followed by another one in Egypt in March …

… in 1957, Johannesburg in 1958 and Natal in 1959. In 1960, as will be seen, FSAW's plans were abruptly halted in … very gratifying to the organisers that a crowd of between 1 000 and 2 000 women gathered in the grounds of the Union … violence after police open fire on the protesters. October 1960. © Private collection, Franco Frescure. As the 1950s …

… in the northern Mozambican town of Mueda on 16th June 1960 has been inscribed in the nationalist narrative as the … “The ‘turn to armed struggle’ and the ‘turn to sanctions,’ 1960-1969” Abstract Scholarship on the “turn to armed … that forms it, two dictums map our conceptual framework: 1) Word is first and foremost sound and 2) Where speech is …

… Approximately 600 Indians were relocated elsewhere and 1-358 black people were relocated to Klipspruit. Even though … schemes in Moroka and Jabavu. Between 1947 and 1960, the government embarked upon a massive housing scheme … would to repay the loan after a period of 30 years. In 1960 the Mentz commission recommended that all 'black spots' …

… discrimination, alongside the ANC, until its unbanning in 1960. For 30 years they fought against apartheid through … as the Bantu Women’s League up until the ANC’s banning in 1960, the league was very active, participating in riots and … forms of discrimination at this time (Myakayaka-Manzini 1). In 1944, the ANC decided to allow women to be members of …

… Hendrik Mentz of the SAP won the Pietersburg seat and on 1 October was sworn in as chair of the Zoutpansberg … the North. The Marais Commission presented its report in 1960, and Ordinance 40 of 1960 spelt out the new regulations regarding the functions of …

… revealed that this figure had dropped to 11% with only 1.3% having three wives or more. The practice of polygamy …

… meeting place for the youngsters.  Wedding in District 6: 1960 The rest of Saturday afternoons was for watching or … in our Halls or bioscopes in D6. Wedding in district 6 1960 Image source I had so many friends in those days and we … that my families’. Try to answer the following questions: 1. When do you think Farida grew up in District Six? Why do …

… Census surveys were conducted in 1911; 1921; 1936; 1951; 1960; 1970; 1980; 1985, 1991, 1996 and 2001. However, … Between 1995 and 2002 the number of learners in grade 1 dropped by 23 per cent despite the population increasing by …

… was 18 years old at the time. When the ANC was banned in 1960, he became an underground operative. He was an integral …

… are arrested and among the 156 Treason Trialists. 1957 The 1-pound a day campaign is regarded as South African Congress … goal of liberation and embrace the reformist ends. 1959 - 1960 Durban South African Congress of Trade Unions (SACTU) … of the All-African Trade Union Federation (AATUF). 1960 Arnold Selby, national organiser for the Sweet …

… removed to Orlando. The Group Areas Act is passed. 1950 - 1960 Transvaal Indian Congress initiates and implements the … a resident of Fietas and a member of the TICYO is the no. 1 accused in the Treason Trial. The area south of 22nd Street … ‘Coloureds' to the Western Areas and Indians to Lenasia. 1960 Dr. Yusuf Dadoo is exiled. 1961 The Group Areas …

… take place at these symbols of the apartheid government 1960 Nine policemen are killed by a mob in the Emergency …

… Black population accelerated particularly between 1920 and 1960. Due to its central position between the major …

… see: National Senior Certificate Grd 12, History Paper 1, November 2014 and National Senior Certificate Grd 12, …