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… 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 …

… Census surveys were conducted in 1911; 1921; 1936; 1951; 1960; 1970; 1980; 1985, 1991, 1996 and 2001. However, …

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

… 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 … workers in South Africa, takes exception to the SATUC 1960 claim of multi-racial status. 10 January, 194 workers …

… removed to Orlando. The Group Areas Act is passed. 1950 - 1960 Transvaal Indian Congress initiates and implements the … ‘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 …

… Change’ speech in the South African Parliament in February 1960, he condemned the boycott. Other organisations were more … the call for a boycott. The boycott month, set for March 1960, began with a march to Trafalgar Square, where the South African High Commission was based, on 28 February 1960. As many as 15,000 held a rally at Trafalgar Square …

… of a calendar sheet, April and May 1977 [21]  Image source 1960 South West News, a “nationalist newspaper,” [22] was established in March 1960. Written mostly by Namibia’s black intelligentsia who … and Resistance Politics: The Alternative Press in Namibia, 1960-1990 (Basel: P. Schlettwein Pub., 2001), 28. ↵ [15] …

… of the Rosslyn industrial area.  Laudium Established in 1960, Laudium, which is situated 12 km south-west of Church … a response, a demonstration was organised in August 1960 by the Lady Selbourne Village Committee to protest … to speed up removals, which had already begun in November 1960. In a show of resistance, most landlords waited for …

… A.J.Coetzee (1974), Walter Saunders (1973), D.V. Cowden (1960), Alex Hepple (1960), Gerald Sperling and Jamed McKenzie (1990), JCW van …

… is these developments that led to the Pondoland Revolt in 1960. Conclusion The role of chiefs in the implementation of …

… with treason in what would become the Treason Trial . 1960 March, In the aftermath of the Sharpeville shootings, …

… reminded the local and international community’s of the 1960 Sharpeville massacre when apartheid-era police officers …

… just before the AntiPass Laws march campaign on 21 March 1960, to the Commissioner of the South African Police, Major … campaign against the pass laws on Monday 21 March 1960. I have also given strict instructions to, not only to … campaign against the pass laws on Monday 21 March 1960 ”  I have also given strict instructions to, not only to …

… resistance gained most of its popularity during the 1960’s Civil Rights movement in what was at the time labeled … prejudice and racial subjugation. While the emergence of 1960’s African American anti-racism music began to take form, … to pivot towards playing the alto saxophone. In the early 1960’s in Cape Town, Pukwana was touring around the greater …

… went onto receive an education at Inanda Seminary from 1960-1964 (Baloyi, 2010). At the time she attended the …

… of the £1 (one pound) paid previously. As from 1st January 1960, men earning over £180 per annum had to pay increased … Extension of University Education Amendment Act No 32 of 1960 Amended the extension of University Education Act No 45 … Hare Transfer Act No 64 of 1959. Assent gained: 7 April 1960; commencement date not found. Repealed by s 21 of the …

… interpreter. Robb’s activism was also impacted by the 1960 Sharpeville massacre. The police killed 69 protesters … and determined ways. Following the state of emergency in 1960, Ruth Robb and Moira Henderson joined the Executive …

… activist. After she was exiled from South Africa in 1960, she used her success to shine a light on the ugly … Africa, which was released in 1959 in South Africa and 1960 in America, caught the attention of European and … she was reunited with her now nine-year old daughter. In 1960 despite several attempts to communicate with her mother, …

… were primitive. [7] In the earlier apartheid period, c. 1960, ‘Bantu’ replaced the word 'Native' in official …