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… legislation such as the Pass laws 3 October, 12 African leaders issue A Call for African Unity 1949 … as Freedom Day in South Africa by the congress movement 12 November,  JB Marks , a member of the communist party, is …

… gross domestic savings of Gross Domestic Product (GDP) of 12.5 per cent in the year 2000, relaxation of exchange …

… Mobilization on Sanctions against South Africa 12 May 1991 — The Second International Symposium on Cultural …

… African Republic is defaced as red paint is thrown on it. 12 April, The bust of Fernando Pessoa, a poet who lived in …

… horsemen and archers. Baburs' army consisted of about 12 000 men, including skilled horsemen and expert musketmen …

… and the detention of activists, but also, from February 1988, a de facto proscription of SANSCO. Although I cover … of responsibility to the legacy of SASO. (Johnson, 1988: 111, quoting AZASM publication, Awake Black Student , … resistance, and the declaration of a State of Emergency on 12 June 1986, and its annual re-imposition until 1990, …

… the district of Graaff-Reinet on 21 January 1814, and on 12 March 1825 it was transferred to the new district of … the division: 1841 census: 6,300 residents 1865 census: 12,228 residents, of whom 3,195 were literate 1875 census: 12,084 residents, of whom 3,652 were literate 1891 census: …

… Pillay returned to South Africa in 1990, having spent 12 years in exile. Rajes passed away on 29 December 2020 in …

… apartheid government when he refused to kiss the ground in 1988 when the papal plane he was travelling in was forced to …

… had to struggle to put it onto the agenda ’ (Patel 1988). Even men in the political organisations, in the … political and ideological conditions’ of the time (Patel 1988). These conditions were formed through culture and … National Congress (ANC), Fester was charged for treason in 1988 and went to prison for two years. In prison, Fester was …

… and became the longest surviving patient. She lived for 12 years afterwards. She was South Africa's fifth heart … "She lived her larger-than-life existence for more than 12 years, a woman in love with life and unafraid." …

… military support for the MPLA continued into the 1980s. In 1988 South Africa, Cuba and Angola agreed to withdraw foreign …

… This was extended to a full state of emergency by 1988. The UFD then started to form closer links with the …

… others were injured.   An inquest was launched in March 1988 to investigate the actions of the police. The magistrate …

… Presents a paper entitled: Apartheid - the Indictment 12 June Gives a press release in Dar es Salaam December Gives … United Against Apartheid, For A Democratic South Africa" 1988 1-5 March Delivers a Statement at the Symposium on the … Committee of the ANC on the 77th Anniversary of the ANC 12 January Delivers a Statement at the 19th African-American …

… The World Health Organization (WHO) estimated that yearly 12,1% of 100 000 women are victims of femicide in South … Rights Week” in New York for the past two years. [12] She commented on the gender-based violence protest she … 2020), Available at: https://www.lyla-illing.com/ ↵ [12] Ibid. ↵ [13]T. Head, “SA women “shutdown” New York to …

… school students join the South African Students Movement 12 May, Saso holds formation school at Federal Theological … At a mass meeting at St John’s Cathedral in Belville on 12 June, students vote to reject the readmission process and … (SPCC) is formed to address the education crisis. 1988 Azapo and the Azanian Youth Organisation (Azayo) are …

… a British Colony. This was ratified by a Proclamation on 12 May, with Henry Cloete, Advocate of the Supreme Court in … on 4 December, and was sworn in at Pietermaritzburg on 12 December, when he also took over the administration of the … Lady Diana. This incident subsequently formed the basis in 1988 for a film White Mischief. 1941 The first, and probably …

… to the ANC. Another camp Quatro was demolished in 1988. …

… On 15 November 1988, 21 year-old Barend Strydom went on a killing spree with …

… ANC office in Harare was hit by a rocket and in January 1988 a car bomb injured three ANC members in Bulawayo. On 21 …

… withdrawn and she was not allowed travel to until 1990. In 1988 she was charged and convicted for obstructing a police …