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… The Coastal and Marine Ecosystems of the Bijagós Archipelago – Omatí Minhô in Guinea-Bissau and … in 1907. The first political party named Nyasaland African Congress was formed in 1944. Initially, it was a moderate … had taken the reigns of the party. He renamed it Malawi Congress Party. In the 6 July 1964 the country gained …

… The government of South Africa threatened Lesotho and Swaziland with … sanctions if they continued to harbour African National Congress (ANC) insurgents. Their refusal to co-operate in … regard meant their citizens were going to suffer, as both of them were dependent on South Africa for economic and …

… person was killed in a car bomb explosion at the home of Chris Hani, then Umkhonto We Sizwe (MK) commander in Lesotho. Eben Frederick Coetzee, a department head of the SAP Security Branch in the Orange Free State, … Hani's perceived growing influence in the African National Congress (ANC) - South African Communist Party (SACP) …

… Report of the Political Action Committee to the 62nd Annual Congress of the National Union of South African Students, University …

… Penuell M. Maduna for discussion at the African National Congress in-house seminar on Constitutional Guidelines for a … Freedom Charter perspective, and practical implications of the changes envisaged in the Freedom Charter. …

… During the South African Indian Congress (SAIC) Conference held in Cape Town, a deputation of sixty Indians called on the prime minister, Field Marshal …

… (now Zimbabwe) in Southern Matabeleland. At the age of ten, Nkobi followed his father who was a migrant labourer … of Commerce degree. He then joined the African National Congress (ANC) in the early 1950s becoming involved in its … and after joining the ANC. In 1955 he participated in the Congress of the People and attended the assembly that …

… African National Congress (ANC) leaders, Walter Sisulu and Duma Nokwe went … Councils Act. The Bantu Urban Councils Act, Act No 79 of 1961 created black councils in urban areas that were … along with other liberation movements like Pan Africanist Congress (PAC), South African Communist Party (SACP) and …

… Founder and first president of the Pan Africanist Congress (PAC) , Robert Mangaliso … midnight and 01h00 on February 27, 1978. Sobukwe died of lung complications after having been hospitalised in 1977. …

… 'Reg' September was a prominent trade unionist, the leader of the South African Coloured People's Organization and an executive member of the South African Communist Party and the African National Congress. He was born in Wynberg in Cape Town on the 13th …

… Former National Party leader and Prime Minister of South Africa, Advocate J. G. Strijdom dies. It was during … Freedom Charter, which embraced the ideological principles of the African National Congress and other liberation movements, was endorsed. A year … [Accessed: 21 august 2013]| Ocford Dictionary of nation biography, " Strijdom, Johannes Gerhardus …

… Thousands of Inkatha Freedom Party (IFP) supporters marched through the streets of Johannesburg to mark the anniversary of the 1994 Shell … were killed by the security guards at the African National Congress (ANC) Shell House headquarters. The threat of … Keesing's Record of World Events , News Digest for March 1996, p 40985. …

… bodies such as the United Nations, Organisation of African Unity (now AU), Non-Align Movement, and … Court commuted James Mange's death sentence on a charge of high treason to 20 years' imprisonment. The African National Congress (ANC) applauded the achievements of this …

… The African National Congress (ANC) sent a report on police violence to President … de Klerk and demanded an end to "the shocking inhumanity" of police action in rural areas. The report was based on about 50 statements to lawyers by victims of police action in the farming towns of Ashton, Montague and …

… its third democratic elections on 14 April 2004. A total of 20.6 million People were registered to vote, making it 2 million more than the 1999 elections. Approximately 76% of the registered voters voted and the leading party, the African National Congress (ANC) received 67.7% of the votes. The 2004 election …

… before 8AM on a Sunday morning. Within a short time five of eight battleships at Pearl Harbor were sunk or sinking, … Franklin Roosevelt, addressing a joint session of Congress, called December 7 "a date which will live in infamy."  Congress declared war against Japan and it's allies and the …

… organisation had the same goals as the African National Congress ( ANC), but was more committed to determined organisation of mass-support and co-operation with progressive Whites. … should become an ANC affiliate, but was finally forced out of the ANC by A B Xuma. Mosaka died in Manzini, Swaziland on …

… on trial at the Supreme Court in Grahamstown, accused of having conspired to take over a town and kill Whites, were … from seven to one year's imprisonment for being members of the illegal organisation Poqo, armed wing of the Pan Africanist Congress (PAC) and forerunner of the Azanian People's …

… Defence Force (SADF) commandos bombed the African National Congress (ANC) office in Maputo, Mozambique and injured 5 … later and admitted his role in the raid. This was one of many cross border raids by the SADF in the 1980s. Some of the cross border raids include Matola, Botswana and the …

… On 12 April 1991, the African National Congress (ANC) made public its proposed constitutional … a discussion document, which to some extent had the effect of shifting public focus away from the prospect of a total breakdown. Among the things that the discussion …

… treason and being a member or an active supporter of the African National Congress (ANC). He was released on bail, fled the country and … Southern African Political History: a chronology of key political events from independence to mid-1997 , …

… had had a longer relationship with the African National Congress (ANC) military wing. South African covert forces were suspected of having planted the bomb with the aim of killing members of the liberation movement living in exile …

… British embassy in Luanda. She was a self-confessed SA spy of the security police in the African National Congress who was held prisoner at the ANC Quatro prison camp … ANC guard in Luanda. Sources: South African Institute of Race Relations. (1990). Race Relations Survey 1989/90, …

… is agreed upon by the government and the African National Congress (ANC), concerning release of political prisoners, return of exiles, obstacles in the Internal Security Act and … 1000 jaar , Kaapstad: Human & Rousseau.| African National Congress, ' The Pretoria Minute ', from African National …

… The former African National Congress (ANC) Gauteng provincial secretary and South African … high commissioner to Uganda, Bavumile Vilakazi, died of a heart attack in Kampala. He was on his way back from the … Deputy President Jacob Zuma. Vilakazi was the first mayor of the Ekurhuleni Metro on the East Rand before he was posted …

… The Congress of South African Trade Unions (COSATU), United Democratic … to all South Africans, Black and White, in commemoration of the Youth of 1976, who were killed in the streets of Soweto while …

… In the late afternoon of Wednesday, 21 September 1966, I took part in a small … Afrikaans teacher, Marius Schoon, a member of the banned Congress of Democrats who later (in 1964) planted a bomb at the Hillbrow … Snape Building Political Demonstration at the University of Cape Town in 1966 by Andrew M. Colman …

… Secretary Provincial Treasurer PEC members The leadership of the Alliance partners The Veterans League The ANC Youth … name of our revolutionary movement, the African National Congress as we mark the final preparations for our National … succeed in building a living and relevant African National Congress is to have a policy direction that is upfront in …

… From: Lessons of the 1950s By Richard Monroe, March-May 1984 Lessons of the 1950s addresses all the main questions of … had to try to form the broadest possible alliance of "democrats" fighting for that common goal. In order to do …

… 1936 Hermanus Loots is born in the Kat River area of the Eastern Cape (19 July). [i] 1954 Matriculated from … Eastern Cape. 1961 Is recruited into the African National Congress (ANC) military wing Umkhonto we Sizwe’s (MK) Luthuli detachment of MK, under the code name ‘James Stuart’. [ii] 1964 - 1973 …