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… and blood strife, and the concern that leaders opposed to apartheid seem to be searching again on non-violence solutions. Also …

… Mitchell, a Roman Catholic high school teacher who refused to do his call-up duties with the South African Defence Force and was sentenced to a year in detention. …

… Report and addendum to the report of the End Conscription Committee to the 62nd Annual Congress of the National Union of South …

… lettering. Notice of Festival at Wits University. 2nd to 7th July. Artwork of outline of South Africa with jail … dove flying out of it. NUSAS SRC poster. From apartheid to democracy. …

… National Conference, which includes the call for detainees to be charged or released, the right for students to non-violent protest and the rejection of the oppressive …

… National Union of South African Students for submission to the Commission on the Improper Interference Bill. States … activities. Includes a covering letter from John Daniels to the Secretary, Improper Interferance Commission. …

… (BPC) and the South African Students' Organisation (SASO), to organise a 'Viva Frelimo' rally. If Portuguese colonialism … Myeza.  These rallies were the only national campaigns to be staged by SASO and it accelerated tension between SASO … 'Front for the Liberation of Mozambique', which fought to achieve the independence of Mozambique. …

… today in Paarl, Western Cape. This initiate seeks to address persisting problems of farm evictions, working … conditions and the previous initiatives that sought to address farm workers problems. The meeting that was … negotiations between the farmers organisations and unions to proceed smoothly. We believe that the outcome of this …

… but the women were still excluded from certain SAP units to the extent that a separate women's police section was instituted to deal with female related issues. This took place despite … 1970s and at the beginning of the 1980s were women allowed to work on patrol, under-cover and do investigative work. …

… towards the end of 1986 in Pretoria,  where a resolution to appoint a committee to look into the possibility of founding a new church was … unity and diversity of the church, other concerns that led to the formation of the Afrikaans Protestant Church included …

… Table Mountain . Bartolomeu Dias was the first European to explore the region in 1486. The region of the Western Cape … settlement. Portuguese navigators were the first Europeans to settle the Bay. Although it was less well sheltered than … and therefore became a place of call for ships voyaging to India and the East. The shore was permanently settled by …

… appointed Mr Justice Louis Harms, a Supreme Court judge, to investigate into alleged hit-squads. On 11 February 1990, the SA Defence Force (SADF) admitted to the existence of a secret unit called the Civil … the CCB would be incorporated into the South African army to complete the dismantling of the CCB. Sources: The Daily …

… state plotters and found out whether they really wanted to overthrow the government by force. If that was their … ready. He had hoped that the judge-president would come to fetch it, but was nonetheless grateful when Gerrie … registrar of the court, accepted the document. Click here to read more about the Boeremag. For more information on the …

… by Prime Minister Ibrahim Assane Mayaki, who attempted to dissolve the National Assembly and suspend all political … unity" had been decided upon. Military chiefs linked to the assassination, as well as politicians who were opposed to the former president's rule, met over the weekend and …

… carried out during the 1980s. In two earlier submissions to the commission, Mr de Klerk categorically denied that he … but also show a measure of its success in getting to the truth - if rather late in the day. Vlok subsequently … the Steve Biko biographic film "Cry Freedom". According to his testimony, he was kept in the dark about some of these …

… explosives expert for the United States Army. It is said to have been the largest pipe bomb in American history- which … and injured 111. The motive for the attack, according to Rudolph, was to publically disapprove of the Olympic Games as a platform …

… British navy, captains often reduced the fines they had to pay by ordering the slaves to be thrown into the sea. Though the slave trade was … in the Cape Colony on 1 December 1834, but, according to law, the slaves were apprenticed for four years. …

… Clinton’s home ground in Glasgow, Matala overwhelmed him to claim his first WBO title on an eighth-round technical … boxer in the world. His height, however, never seemed to hinder his perfomance. He is also the only South African boxer to hold four World Champion titles. He retired in 2002. He …

… kilometres from the Mozambique capital Maputo. According to reports by survivor, Salvador Manuel, rebels attacked the … Nkomati Accord of 1984 with South Africa, which pledged to end Mozambican support for the African National Congress(ANC) in return for an end to South African support for RENAMO.   …

… Eugene Terre'Blanche was born in Ventersdorp to staunchly Afrikaner nationalist parents on January 31, … Police service and served for five years before he left to become a farmer. On 3 July 1973, with six others, he … then Transvaal (now Gauteng ).  The AWB’s intention was to establish a homeland for the Boer ‘volk’ (people). The AWB …

… as well as opposing and resisting Italian attempts to colonise Ethiopia.  Despite great opposition from … a pedigree older than most European empires, gave hope to many African countries seeking to cast off the yoke of Colonialism. …

… aware of the damage Apartheid inflicted on local art. To combat this Ainslie raised funds to buy a house and established the Johannesburg Art … and the Alexandra Art Centre in 1986, where he gave hope to many Black artists. Several of South Africa's eminent …

… of all time. His moving speech, "I have a dream", spoke to the hearts of people the world over, about injustice and … In this campaign they called for: Demonstrations to mark 10 December, Human Rights Day Observation of 10 … Economic sanctions against South Africa. Submissions to the United Nations urging for adoption of a resolution …

… Company (VOC). The main reason for building the castle was to provide protection to the new settlement. Therefore, it was built in accordance … five strong bastions that allowed the outside walls to be protected by cross-fire. Construction on the Castle of …

… of order immediately after independence was due in part to Lumumba's excessive rhetoric, and was followed by the … at Thysville and on 17 January 1961 he was flown to Elisabethville in Katanga. On 13 February 1961 it was announced that he was shot, and killed, while trying to escape. …

… history, was born in Cape Town. [i] Endnotes [i] Getting to know Marc Lottering, http://www.iol.co.za/tonight/news/getting-to-know-marc-lottering-978181#.U_VXOkjD7Kk (3 March 2017). ↵ …

… The name is derived from the Allemanskraal dam, some 9 km to the North-West. The Sand River Convention was signed there in 1852, which gave independence to the South African Republic. …

… in India with garlands and standing ovations, and played to capacity crowds. South African cricket, with Bacher's able administrative team, went from strength to strength. By 1999, Bacher's achievements for South African …

… regarding a certain press reports and editorial comment, to the effect that the government is asking parliament for … powers for the police because it has no intention to resolve political and other grievances by reforms or …

… Minutes of an extended ANC Management Committee meeting, to discuss various organisational issues. Includes minutes of a National Executive Council meeting to discuss Workers Unity, Dar Es Salaam, internal work, …