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… until she was banned in 1973 (along with seven other NUSAS leaders ). The banning was the result of the Schlebusch … to form the South African Students Organisation (SASO) . Nonetheless, Lapinsky was involved in many projects … pushed her into therapy. Out of the eight banned leaders, Lapinsky was the only one to see her banning order …

… in the launch of the  South African Student Organisation  (SASO) in 1969 and the following year the South African … order with Steve Biko and six other black consciousness leaders. Cooper was instrumental in the organisation of the “ …

… at the book launch of the series on Southern African leaders …

… ”Who Is Black?” Editorial by Steve Biko, SASO Newsletter, September 1970” …

… Black Power - Students Forced to Leave Meeting - SASO and other affairs …

… organisers of the 1970 South African Student Organisation (SASO), Student Christian Movement (underground operations) . Ramusi was among the underground student leaders mobilising participation into politics through …

… published by the South African Student Organisation (SASO). His own experiences of mistreatment by the Security … Throughout his school years, Mabasa participated in the SASO’S activities and got involved in the Student Christian …

… ”Stand by our Leaders”, African Communist, 1963 …

… Religious leaders hold talks with the ANC …

… Congress demands : release of our leaders now! …

… Congress welcomes peoples leaders victory is certain …

… The release Mandela compaign : Welcome our leaders …

… Commonwealth leaders discuss South Africa’s Apartheid policy …

… South African Church leaders confront the Sstate …

… Christmas statement by leaders of the Black P …

… New service to public on political leaders …

… Housing: Community leaders give firm No to …

… Rural leaders address Sash vigil: awaiting destruction …

… active. Within the South African Student Organisation (SASO) , the Black Community Programmes (BCP) , and alongside … with Biko in January 1973 as his research assistant at the SASO offices in Beatrice Street in Durban. She researched for …

… The leaders of the four 'independent' homelands, namely; … boycotts and similar measures would be opposed. The leaders also declared their rejection of the political … the Pretoria regime to gather support from these homeland leaders in case of a backlash by the banned liberation …

… organised by the South African Students’ Organisation (SASO) in 1972. But the strategic acumen for which he became … a challenge to the older,more cautions generation of NIC leaders. Mohamed helped establish the Phoenix Working … organising the occupation of the British Consulate by UDF leaders wanted on treason charges. This tactic spotlighted …

… Minutes of Meeting of the SRC Presidents, SASO Executive Committee and representatives of SASO on campus, held at Alan Taylor Residence on Saturday …

… Permanent Organisers Department SASO Leadership Training Programmes: Black Youth Groups and …

… director of the South African Students’ Organization (SASO). After being expelled from the University of Zululand … given a pen to write a statement, about her involvement in SASO, as an executive member. The police kept on tearing up …

… The Congress of Traditional Leaders of South Africa (Contralesa) is launched to articulate the interests of Traditional Leaders and act as an extra-parliamentary opposition … Contralesa was largely set up by Moutse Traditional Leaders, opposed to KwaNdebele Independence. The movement …

… Letter from the Secretary of SASO to the President of NUSAS …

… ANC leaders meet homeland leaders in Soweto. All except KwaZulu’s Mangosuthu Buthelezi …

… Modern World Leaders: Thabo Mbeki by Dennis Abrams …