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… did not change radically for the next twenty years, by the 1960s its dialectic had begun to move from its crude … not feature high on the Government agenda. By the early 1960s it had identified nine separate "ethnic" groups and the … Government was not unaware of such developments, and in 1976 its representatives in the township of Ga-Rankuwa were …

… During the early 1960s, civil society was disempowered and social movements … African Congress of Trade Unions  (SACTU) in the early 1960s the  African National Congress  (ANC) and  South … which led to a series of  strikes  in 1973 in Durban. By 1976 there were 174 registered trade unions. The majority of …

… SWAPO emerged as the sole liberation movement in the early 1960s because it had the support of the Ovambo, the largest …

… eyes of the apartheid government - terrorist. In the early 1960s, Mandela was increasingly on the radar of the apartheid … a troublemaker at first, escalating to a terrorist in the 1960s.This was largely due to the African National Congress … Africa can trace their roots back to such events as the 1976 student protests , yet the object of the students ire is …

… year, with a Centre Against Apartheid being established in 1976 and 1978-9 being declared International Anti-Apartheid …

… the Soweto massacre of African schoolchildren on June 16, 1976, failed to intimidate the people. Thousands of young …

… policy. At the height of his influence, between 1963 and 1976, Steve Biko called the homelands “the greatest single … lead to more militancy and demands for freedom. In June 1976, there were violent clashes between high school students …

… Williams (1972 - 74) AD Adams (1974 - 76) Dr G J Hollis (1976 - 78) Haydn Bradfield (1978 - 80) Mrs S C Hotz (1980 - …

… by Albert Luthuli as president general of the ANC. 1976 Moroka retires as a medical practitioner. 1985 10 …

… Educational and Training Programme for Southern Africans. 1976 Reddy becomes the Director of the Centre against …

… overt political activity being suppressed throughout the 1960s, the NEUM also became dormant. Some of its influential …

… as early as 1908 in the southeastern corner of Cameroon. 1960s An HIV viral variant known as HIV-2 is found in West … later associated with HIV/AIDS, are reported in Africa. 1976 Arvid Noe, a Norwegian sailor, and daughter Bente … that Noe contracted HIV/AIDS in Africa during the early 1960s, transmitted the virus to his wife Solveig Oline Røed, …

… swept across the African continent, in the early 1960s African liberation movements in countries that were … strategy of the liberation movements from the early 1960s until the early 1990s and carrying significant weight …

… it under some measure of control. With leaders from the 1976 uprising either imprisoned or exiled, the liberation … in the face of opposition from the right. Although the 1976 Uprising led to some whites calling for reform and an … the South African government After the Soweto Uprising of 1976, the South African government led by P.W. Botha, …

… small and large Afrikaner capitalists, but by the late 1960s the larger capitalists dominated the organisation. By … their earlier opposition to trade union rights. By 1976 the question took on a new urgency after the June 1976 Uprising . Now Capital began to be swayed by the …

… Afrikaans as a medium of instruction exploded on 16 June 1976 in Soweto and spread to others parts of the country. The … the expulsion of a ‘conspiratorial clique’ from the ANC. 1976 The Internal Security Amendment Act No. 79 is passed. …

… College on Salisbury Island in Durban Bay in the early 1960s. Student numbers grew rapidly and in 1971 full …

… student body that represented student interests. In the 1960s White members became sympathetic to the Black students … and removed its effective leadership. After the June 16 , 1976 Soweto and Western Cape school uprisings SASO leaders …

… with renewed force in the United States in the late 1960s and ’70s as one of the manifestations of the Black … Ron Karenga, the creator of Kwanzaa. With its roots in the 1960s, Afrocentrism gained particular popularity in the …

… committee to decentralize the Federation and in the 1960s it was disbanded.  …

… stiffening of Apartheid in the late 1950s and early in the 1960s. In some cases it is their experiences reflected in …

… (Cock 68). The second reason ties into the first. In the 1960s, when domestic workers first began to migrate to the … fervor, specifically the Soweto student uprising in 1976. The Soweto incident directly affected the domestic …

… Kissinger's visit... Kiss- inja (a dog) Soweto, September, 1976 To add to this, 300 predominantly white Wits students …