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… Force headquarters in Church Street, Pretoria on May 20 1983 resulted in injury of civilians. The government …

… to identify with the struggle against apartheid. In August 1983, a thousand delegates of all races, representing 575 … was constitutional. A new constitution came into effect in 1984. It formed a new Parliament made up of three chambers ”” … was evident in the outcome of the last racially exclusive Tricameral election held on 6 September 1989. The results, …

… students there were, estimates range from 1 000 to 10 000. 09:00 The march was halted and some people helped Tietsi … and they retreated to await further reinforcements. 09:30 The students carried on marching until they got to what … South African Encyclopaedia papers. Kallaway, P. (ed) (1984). Apartheid and Education: The Education of Black South …

… in the formation of the United Democratic Front (UDF) in 1984. Di Bishop is elected to the Cape Provincial Council as … Award. Ruth First is killed by a letter bomb in Maputo. 1983 Albertina Sisulu is elected president in absentia of the … December, Natal Organization of Women (NOW) is formed. 1984 Federation of Transvaal Women (FEDTRAW) is formed. …

… on white farms. Black Communities Development Act (No: 4) 1984 The Black Communities Development Act, passed in 1984, was intended to facilitate racially separate group … in 1991 to repeal the Black Communities Development Act (1984), the Groups Areas Act (1950), the Native Trust and Land …

… On 12 July 1984, a car bomb exploded in Durban, killing five and …

… Albertina placed under banning orders (remains so until 1983). 1964 12 June, Conclusion of Rivonia trial. Sisulu, … in Cape Town. Later they are joined by Ahmed Kathrada. 1983 Sisulu is visited by Zwelakhe after UDF launch. 1984 Sisulu awarded honourary degree from University of York …

… Cunene province, ostensibly to attack SWAPO bases. In June 1983, UNITA forces attacked Cangamba, a village which was … that arrived on 11 August. Towards the end of 1983, the South Africans launched Operation Askari, and … honours, the Order of Playa Giron, to Nelson Mandela in 1984, Alfred Nzo went to Havana to accept the award on …

… a National Monument under old NMC legislation on 15 July 1983. Newington Road is found in one of the most historic …

… 1982 attack on the Koeberg nuclear power plant, and the 1983 Church Street bombing in which 19 people were killed. MK …

… deployed to townships to quell anti-apartheid action.In 1983, the End Conscription Campaign (ECC) was formed to end …

… and a play, were published in 1975 and re-issued in 1983 and 1994. Much of Jonker's early writing related to the …

… Through the Lens Staffrider  (Johannesburg: Raven Press, 1983), 36; and Transcript of conversations with Omar Badsha, … the Lens,"  Staffrider  (Johanessburg: Raven Press, 1983), 36. ↵ [9] Kenya Tomaselli, "Myth, Race and Power: …

… high cost for what were minimal operational rewards. Until 1984, the largest single form of attack was sabotage and the … the two subsequent years. ANC guerilla casualties between 1984 and 1986 totalled 294 killed or captured. On the other … The concept's latterday variant, the `grenade squads' of 1983-1985, was never given a proper institutional framework, …

… high cost for what were minimal operational rewards. Until 1984, the largest single form of attack was sabotage and the … the two subsequent years. ANC guerilla casualties between 1984 and 1986 totalled 294 killed or captured. On the other … The concept’s latterday variant, the ‘grenade squads’ of 1983-1985, was never given a proper institutional framework, …

… the injustices of racial segregation and oppression. In 1984 while still imprisoned, Mandela rejected the …

… in 1981. It was behind a coup attempt in Tanzania in 1983 and has provided continuous support for armed elements … and the “granting” of independence. Phase Two: 1981–1984 The 1980 Republican electoral victory in the United … The next major South African invasion took place in August 1983. Here UNITA announced it had taken Cangamba. The South …

… a National Monument under old NMC legislation on 15 July 1983. The first railway line connected Bloemfontein to Cape …

… a National Monument under old NMC legislation on 7 October 1983. As an academic training hospital, the OVAH is expected …

… She wrote of this experience in Die swart kombuis. In 1983 Cussons returned to South Africa. Cussons' poetry works …

… destabilisation into the future. Apartheid casualties The tricameral parliament (TCP) The tricameral parliament with its dominant white house, token … bloc includes the old Conservative Party of the tricameral parliament and the  Afrikaner Weerstandsbeweging  …

… the end." Yusuf Mahomed Dadoo passed away on September 19, 1983, after having lapsed into a coma.  The ANC and SACP held … - Portrait of a Freedom Fighter" and "Yusuf Dadoo 1909- 1983 He fought for freedom, he died our leader". Dadoo's …

… reiterated and developed liberation and ANC symbols. In 1984, Thami Mnyele designed the ANC logo currently used … people might not have running water or electricity. By 1984 the graphics unit proposed producing and distributing …

… Percy Qoboza, who became the editor of City Press in 1984, was taken into detention and held for five months under …

… Forensic Anthropology Team which was established in 1984 and who examined 9000 cases of disappeared persons in …

… South African National Championships between 1981 and 1984.[ii] Botha became a professional surfer and ended the …

… opened in South Africa after 1994. Construction started in 1983 and the first of its six units was placed in Commercial …

… to the formation of the United Democratic Front (UDF) in 1983. Between 1984 and 1987 there were almost daily confrontations between …

… suffering a nervous breakdown in the Pretoria High Court. 08 October, The Boeremag treason trial is delayed in the …