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… Western Areas, leaving only 82 families in Sophiatown by 1959 (Ibid). Those who were moved and given housing in …

… role, but that it had to be an altered one. Indeed, in her 1959 essay ‘Where do Whites fit in?’ Gordimer suggests that …

… was extended to universities and colleges under the 1959 Extension of University Education Act . The apartheid …

… wing Poqo in February 1960. After its formation in 1959, the PAC embarked on an anti pass campaign through …

… this situation. At the 55th IOC meeting in Munich in 1959 questions were for the fist time officially asked about … the first time. They took the second option. In January 1959 the South African Sports Association (SASA) was formed …

… the first three of which accepted black students after 1959, only with ministerial permission. The efforts of …

… one of the accused. The Trial was relocated to Pretoria.   1959 Albertina is elected to be the treasurer of the ANC …

… within Zeerust in 1957, Johannesburg in 1958 and Natal in 1959. In 1960, as will be seen, FSAW's plans were abruptly …

… attain socialism in South Africa (Magubane 981). In 1959, Lilian Ngoyi, an executive member of the ANC and …

… arrested along with 155 others on charges of high treason 1959 Heads the ANC’s Constitutional Commission 1960s 1960 …

… sector, the Extension of University Education Act of 1959 prevented black students from attending "white" … was one of the last residents to leave Sophiatown in 1959. Today, his house is one of only two houses that managed …

… was extended to universities and colleges under the 1959 Extension of University Education Act . The apartheid …

… the Apollo 11 mission on July 20, 1969. Image source In 1959, the Soviet space program took another step forward with …

… click here .   << ANC Timeline 1930-1939 ANC Timeline 1950-1959 >> …

… Trial with Bram as the second-in-command of the defence. 1959 October, Bram, on behalf of the defence in the Treason …

… or symbolised women’s role in the arts. Makeba, who in 1959 had starred in the anti-apartheid documentary Come Back …

… of the duties handled by the Prime Minister's wife. In 1959 she was chosen as the leader of the political party she …

… 1969: 163). Trouble in Natal - Group Areas. October, 1959. (Photo by Drum photographer BAHA) Africamediaonline …

… through its youth structure the ANC Youth League  (ANCYL). 1959 Zuma joins the South African Congress of Trade Unions …

… government. Mau Mau guerrilla activity continues until 1959 November 8-9, South African riots suppressed by security … African territories remain within the French Community 1959 Fifty are killed, three hundred wounded in anti-colonial …

… government. Mau Mau guerrilla activity continues until 1959 November 8-9, South African riots suppressed by security … African territories remain within the French Community 1959 Fifty are killed, three hundred wounded in anti-colonial …

… parties contesting the 2019 polls, having been formed in 1959 by a group led by Robert Sobukwe. The PAC was pushing …

… the Nation Media Group, which changes the title to Nation. 1959 Kenyatta is transferred from prison to house arrest. The …

… Cape Town ANC Women's League. Albertina Sisulu is arrested 1959 Dorothy Nyembe leads the Cato Manor riots which were …

… Bpk was established and was later renamed Ster Films. 1959 African Film Productions was bought out by 20th Century …

… the ANC, joined the underground military organisation. By 1959 Sactu had a membership of 46,000 in 35 affiliates. But …

… new Prime Minister Hendrik Verwoerd  deposed a chief in 1959 in Sekhukhuneland in the Eastern Transvaal, and …

… greeting to the ANC on the eve of its annual congress in 1959, the Soviets asked the African Department of the …