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… in 1963,his death was announced by the government only in 1964.In reply to a question in parliament on 29 March 1983 …

… was immediately followed by a period of detention. In 1964 he was again imprisoned, serving 8 years on Robben …

… Communism Act. He was rearrested in 1963 and convicted in 1964 for promoting the aims of a banned organisation, the PAC. He was sentenced in May 1964 for three years for being a member and furthering PAC … of having begun an underground organization of the PAC in 1964 while serving an earlier jail sentence on Robben Island. …

… The memorandum of the negotiations between J.C. Smuts of the ZAR …

… A press report states the ANC has released a CIA memorandum approved for release under the US Freedom of …

… Lidchi Art Gallery, Cape Town (Polly Street Artists). 1964: Rhodes National Gallery, Salisbury, Rhodesia (Seventh …

… Born on the 3rd of August 1964 in Uitenhage, Eastern Cape. Marthinus Hattingh studied …

… Sentences in the Rivinia Trial by O. R. Tambo, 12 June 1964 …

… death of Sipho Mange, an alleged police informer. In March 1964, the three were sentenced to death. Mini, and his two … to death at the beginning of the year. On October 2, 1964, Captain Geldenhuys and two other policemen came to see … were hanged in the Pretoria Central Prison on 6 November 1964. Mini went to the gallows singing freedom songs, some he …

… for another two months awaiting trial until early in 1964 when he was formally charged. By this time some of the … were at the Mamre camp,he left the country in the early 1964 with Basil February to join MK.  A shop owner, Abbas … Army,” February and April left for Johannesburg in April 1964. Babla Saloojee collected the group when they arrived in …

… He was the author of the books  Indaba, My Children  (1964),  Let Not My Country Die  (1986),  Song of the Stars: … Mark McKeown and artist Andre Human. Indaba, My Children (1964) Let Not My Country Die (1986) Song of the Stars: Lore …

… his first solo show at the Adler Fielding Gallery, and in 1964 he held his second exhibition in Johannesburg. During … been painted over. Figure 3: Portrait of Dumile Mslaba (1964). Source: artthrob Over time, his work explored several …

… on 26 September 1961. He was arrested in July 1964 and sentenced to 15 years imprisonment. He obtained his … His memoirs under the title There and Back: Robben Island 1964-1979, were published by Mayibuye Books, University of … Daniels, E. (1998). There and Back: Robben Island 1964-1979. (Mayibuye Books; University of the Western Cape. …

… Organisation (SACPO) in 1963 and uMkhonto we Sizwe (MK) in 1964. It was around this time that February met fellow … and April left the country for military training in 1964. He left for Botswana and took on the name Paul Peterson …

… experience of this nature. At the very end of December 1964 he had been detained with the  aim of making him testify …

… returned secretly to South Africa and was arrested in 1964 and charged with helping to organise Umkhonto We Sizwe. …

… Youth Congress. Served with five-year banning orders in 1964, and again for five years from 31 December 1968 to 31 …

… Transvaal. He was detained in 1963 and charged in August 1964 with sabotage as alleged member of MK. He was convicted …

… in a sabotage plot. Peake was subjected to house-arrest in 1964. In early 1968 the Apartheid government banished him …

… British Commonwealth Fellow at London University, which in 1964 awarded him a Ph.D. in economics. While a student at the …

… the Moral Re-Armament movement in Switzerland. He died in 1964. …

… surface appearance that reviewers also noted. Beginning in 1964 Koboka participated in several group exhibitions as well …

… with no charges being brought against him.  On 6 February 1964, he was banned for five years.  At this time he earned …

… of the United Nations by O. R. Tambo, 29 December, 1964 …

… march to the Union Buildings, in Pretoria to hand over a memorandum of their grievances and members …

… ”Urban Native Legislation”. Memorandum to the Minister for Native Affairs from the …

… the police.During his speech from the dock on 20 April 1964 in the Rivonia Trial Mandela said: "Whilst staying at … to be "the arch-conspirator."He moved to Israel in 1964 after his dramatic escape. He lived in Herzliya on …

… and sentenced to 14 years’ imprisonment on 29 February 1964. He served his entire sentence on Robben Island.  Upon … Affairs offices where pass laws were administered. In 1964, Naicker, together with others, was charged with …

… and Enver Hassim were served with banning orders early in 1964. In terms of their banning orders, they were prohibited … communicating with each other. During the latter part of 1964, both were detained under the 90 day detention law . In …

… first president of an independent republic on 24 October 1964. …