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… where he matriculated in 1956. Following three months of military training in Pretoria during 1957, he began work … the Soweto Civic Association, the South African Youth Congress and the Azania Peoples Organisation. He stopped … for his actions, and had to apologise in writing to the Congress of South African Trade Unions (Cosatu) for unfounded …

… were a White Afrikaner bus driver from the rural village of Harding in southern Natal, and a Coloured daughter of a … Front (UDF) . Here he met Vincent James, active in the Congress of South African Students (COSAS). It was during … he worked on the peace desk of the African National Congress in the PWV region. As with many across the political …

… Students’ Organisation  and the local African National Congress Youth League branch. After matriculating he became … and was elected in 1987 as the first General Secretary of the South African National Civic Organisation (SANCO) in … to be a ‘security’ threat, the Security Police accused him of being a communist and a dangerous influence. Despite being …

… New Brighton, Port Elizabeth in 1954. He was the son of Nontsikelelo and Mongameli Madaka who, both passed away in … Lesotho. After SASM was banned, he became a member of the Congress of South African Students (COSAS) and assisted in … He used to go to Lesotho to the African National Congress (ANC) and bring instructions back to his comrades. …

… and Kanniamah Moodley; who themselves were children of Indian indentured labourers in Natal. In 1930, when … pass laws. She also became a member of the Natal Indian Congress (NIC)  and the South African Congress of Trade Unions (SACTU ) in the mid 1950’s, gaining …

… a communist and a firm believer in the superior morality of socialism to his last day. He threw himself into the work of linking the struggle for socialism in our country with the … strong relations between the SACP, the African National Congress and the trade union movement. He was one of the …

… The University of Pretoria (UP) opened in 1908 as a new department of the Transvaal University College (T.U.C). In 1930 the … Student Organisation (DASO), South African Students Congress (SASC), Pan Africanist Student Movement of Azania … K., (2016). 'Why did the cops shoot us?' University of Pretoria protesters asks , from News24, 12 January …

… the Communist Party. In 1941 he was chosen vice-president of the Council of Non-European Trade Unions. He remained a leader in this … Milling Workers' Union. Active in the  African National Congress  (ANC) as well as the trade union movement, Tloome …

…  Bra Pat, as he was affectionately known, was a member of the armed wing of the  African National Congress ,  Umkhonto weSizwe (MK)  and in 1967 he was …

… Mr GK Gokhale was the Founder of the Servants of India Society in Poona. On Ghandi's invitiation, he Toured … Legislative Council and presided over the Indian National Congress Session in Benaras. He championed the cause of South …

… Anger at the unilateral imposition of state policies and attempts to appoint pliant pro- Kaizer … It was held that Tikana’s banishment would erode the ‘Congress’ [ African National Congress (ANC)] influence in Cala. An order signed on 15 …

… its general secretary. He joined the  African National Congress  ANC in 1951 and in 1958 was chosen president of the Cape ANC in a disputed election. He was subject to … 1954 into the 1960s and was detained during the 1960 state of emergency. In 1983 he was convicted of terrorism and of …

… worked as a court interpreter, and served as secretary of the local branch of the  Industrial and Commercial Workers' Union (ICU) . He … part at eclipsing the more conservative  African National Congress (ANC) . As a member of the ANC, Nzula supported the …

… 1927 in Athlone, Cape Town, Western Cape, the youngest of five children. Her parents were actively involved in local … this time, Alex was an organiser for the African National Congress (ANC) allied Coloured People’s Organisation (SACPO) … as his assistant, where he acted as the African National Congress (ANC) representative for the Caribbean. It was at …

… education at Orlando High School, Soweto Township, south of Johannesburg. Other academic qualifications include a … a Certificate in Defence Management from the University of the Witwatersrand and a Certificate in Personnel … we Sizwe , the military wing of the  African National Congress (ANC) , in the 1970s. In the 1980s he served as …

… born on 21 June 1937. Sigxashe joined the African National Congress (ANC) in 1959 and became involved in its anti … He left the country in 1964 and joined ANC ranks of those who were already exile. Sigxashe went to Russia … Tanzania where he worked as a lecturer at the University of Dar-es Salaam in the 1970s. During this period he also did …

… October 1947 in Johannesburg , South Africa, the daughter of a British father and a Swiss mother.  When she was three … book, The Struggle: A History of the African National Congress .  By coincidence, the book was published on 11 … had a revised edition of her book on the African National Congress (ANC) published earlier in 2012. She also ran a …

… to Brakpan to teach in the late 1930s and became one of the most outspoken members of the Transvaal African Teachers\' Association, serving on … at some of the foundation meetings of the African National Congress Youth League  (ANCYL). … From Protest to challenge: A documentary History of African Politics in South Africa: 1882-1964, Vol.4 …

… perhaps by correspondence, became a Licentiate in Theology of the Antioch Seminary in New York. He was general secretary of the separatist African Orthodox Church, president of the Bechuanaland-Griqualand West,  African National Congress  (ANC) around 1930, and also an assistant chaplain …

… was a domestic servant and a gardener. He was President of the  African National Congress  (ANC) in the Orange Free State and ex-officio member of the ANC national executive committee from 1952 to 1958. …

… Dundubela Aubrey Mokoena, was the former executive director of the Black Community Programmes (BCP). November 1978. … prison and served with a 5 year banning order under the of the Internal Security Act, 1950 (Act 44 Of 1950)  until 30 … name appeared at Number 10 on the Gauteng African National Congress (ANC) Provincial List to go to the National …

… Naledi in Soweto. Bokala was active in  African National Congress  campaigns from the 1952 Defiance Campaign, and on 5 December 1956, Bokala was one of many that were arrested at dawn for treason.  He was … family on 21 December 1956 after he was released on bail of 50 pounds. In January 1958, charges were withdrawn against …

… On March 9, 1980, the racist Prime Minister of South Africa, P.W. Botha, surprised the world with the … African liberation forces headed by the African National Congress and its allies. He knows that in this situation in … domination, the order of the day for the oppressed and democrats of our country is: Attack and once more attack …

… Sefofane Samuel "Solly Smith" Khunyeli was born on 18th of Septenber 1928 in Steynsrus,near Kroonstad in the Orange … Soweto.He became  a trade unionist and an African National Congress (ANC) member, and was issued a five-year banning … in the Soviet Union ,and at one time was a member of the South African Communist Party Central Committee(SACPCC …

… A dissertation submitted in fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Magister Artium in … aspects of the mobilisational of the African National Congress and its surrogate organisations within the context … focuses on the mechanisms utilised by the African National Congress to mobilise support for its programme during the …

… Honourable Speaker, President of the Senate, Honourable Prime Minister Arthur Napolean … and Senators, Allow me, on behalf of the African National Congress and the oppressed and fighting peoples of South … the prisons of apartheid. In inviting the African National Congress to address this joint session of the Parliament of …

… the laundry industry. He was an Executive Committee Member of the  South African Congress of Trade Unions  from 1955-1956. He was an accused in the …

… was a teacher, lawyer, politician, and principal architect of Africanism in South Africa, died unexpectedly in … Lembede became the first president of the African National Congress Youth League. His ideas about Africanism formed the … basis of the political philosophy of the Pan Africanist Congress. At the time of his death, Lembede was pursuing his …

… in 1941 in Orlando East, Soweto. The young Gwanga was one of many musicians mentored by Alto Saxophonist Kippie … in 1959.  Gwangwa then went on to become a composer of note and became the first black South African to release … ten years as musical director of the African National Congress’s (ANC) ensemble tour Amandla. In 1987 Gwangwa …