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… made compulsory as a medium of instruction in schools in 1974, black students began mobilizing themselves. On 16 June … the first riots in African schools occurred in 1920. In February, students at the Kilnerton training centre went on a … in character. SASM penetrated these formations between 1974 and 1976. And when conditions ripened for the outbreak …

… time have been members of the UDF or its affiliates. In February 1988, the UDF was restricted from engaging in any … currently in force: Affected Organizations Act, No. 31 of 1974 This Act was introduced in 1974 and is still on the statute books. Its effect is to ban …

… This incident becomes known as the Silverton Siege . 21 February, South Africa warns Mozambique it will not hesitate … were killed; and two SADF recruits were also killed. 8 February, Mozambique stresses its continued support for the … African raid on Matola, Maputo, on 30 January 1981. 22 February, The Soviet Union supports Mozambique after the …

… for the Best Foreign Language Film Oscar↵”, ThoughtCo., 9 February 2016, Accessed 19 September 2017, … Xhosa initiation, homosexuality”, Mail&Guardian, 14 February 2014, accessed 19 September 2017, … Xhosa initiation, homosexuality”, Mail&Guardian, 14 February 2014, accessed 19 September 2017, …

… Macmillan, in a speech before Parliament in Cape Town on February 3,1960, goaded the Nationalist Party by criticizing … chided the ANC executive for its cautious leadership. In February 1960, Sobukwe, Leballo, and Howard Ngcobo, a PAC … 2,000 assembled to hear Sobukwe speak at Langa township on February 14. The PAC was guiding Africans toward the creation …

… Battalion of the Cape Corps embarked for East Africa on 9 February 1916 on board the H.M.T. Armadale Castle , arriving in Mombasa on 17 February 1916. For the first nine months, the battalion was … recovered they were sent home for a month’s leave. By 20 February most of the men had returned to the depot at …

… governed during the transitional period was approved. On 2 February 1994, State President F.W. de Klerk announced that … Party (NP). The four-year transition period, from February 1990 to April 1994, was characterised by political …

… the timeline. Fietas was officially renamed Pageview on 23 February 1943, in honour of Mr. J.J. Page, the Mayor of … [online] Available at: joburgnews.co.za [Accessed 20 February 2009] …

… , is published on the front cover of National Geographic's February Issue. 1985 Magubane was shot 17 times below the …

… unbanned together with other political organisations in February 1990. The PAC initially refused to participate in …

… On 13 February 1871, the Red Riding Hood sailed from Durban with …

… after it was unveiled by President Nelson Mandela.  2006 February, The statue of Chief Makhado in Makhado (Luis …

… presumably in the company of newfound families. 1686 16 February, The Dutch East India Company ship Stavemisse was … by Dutch families on the south-western side of the bay. 6 February, Piet Retief , together with a party of 69 men, were … Mgungundlovu, on the orders of Dingane. Thereafter, on 17 February, Zulu forces fell upon Dutch families who had …

… (FRAC). He declares the APO a moribund organisation February, The Franchise Action Council is formed in Cape Town … to repeal all discriminating Legislation before or on 29 February 1952, and if this does not take place a mass … instead of going through the Minister of Native Affairs 11 February, The African National Congress (ANC) reacts with …

… with organisations in the West such as the AAM. February/March, The Pondoland Revolt , an uprising against … back into the country to continue operating underground. 1 February, A statement by Chief Albert Luthuli entitled ‘We … ANC, Moses Kotane meets Kwame Nkrumah, president of Ghana. February, After Chris Hani and Archibald Sibeko sentence is …

… made compulsory as a medium of instruction in schools in 1974, black students began mobilizing themselves. On 16 June … the first riots in African schools occurred in 1920. In February, students at the Kilnerton training centre went on a … in character. SASM penetrated these formations between 1974 and 1976. And when conditions ripened for the outbreak …

… until the banning orders against me were lifted in February 1990, the day after Mandela’s release. By then it …

… the life of a man named Petros Mulaudzi and his family. In February 2010 I returned to Nthabalala to continue my project …

… Commission Report (he is a member of the Commission) 1973 February, with 7 NUSAS leaders, he is given a restriction …

… He represents the King before the Privy Council. 1928 February, another newspaper, Ikwezi le Africa (the morning …

… for their members, while the CPBU was not represented.  February, A resolution is submitted to the ASCJ by the Durban … the CBPU merge, and incorporates Coloured workers. 1918 February, African miners, hard hit by the rising cost of living, boycott concession stores on the East Rand in February 1918. Police break up the boycott by arresting …

… any direct way being related to the Namibian cause.” [29] 1974 Echoes and Choruses: Ballad of the Cells and Selected … Pieterse was published by Ohio University Press. [30] 1974 Liberation Support Movement published Vinnia Ndadi and … Okalili, northwest Namibia. She trained as a nurse and in 1974 joined SWAPO in exile in Zambia. She was sent to Sweden …

… off a chain of strikes throughout Durban which, by early February, see almost 30 000 workers on strike throughout … 'disgusting' low wages as the main reason for the strikes. February, Rick Turner (UND Lecturer), Neville Curtis, Halton …

… of the ANC, and American and British pressure groups. From February 1990 until early 1992, all the ANC policy documents … in a systemic condition of abject poverty. On 11 February 1990, the day of Nelson Mandela’s release from …

… Battles at Spionkop on 24 January 1900 and Vaalkrans on 7 February 1900 were also Boer victories. The British Offensive … as they travelled. The sieges in Kimberley ended on 15 February 1900, and the Ladysmith followed less than a …

… 1924 John Beaver Marks and Johannes Nkosi join the Party. February Andrews returns to South Africa. is elected as the … together with the ANC, attended by 5000 people. February The outcome of the meeting between La Guma and … a permanent underground structure within the country. 1974 Bram Fischer is seriously ill with cancer and liberal …

… erected in Grey Street in 1881 is rebuilt and enlarged. 15 February, The estate of Aboobaker Amod Jhaveri buys land … execution in the Lecture Hall of the City Hall on Monday 6 February commencing at 9am. A large number of the properties … of the properties may not come up for sale after all. 3 February, Support for Luthuli’s comments Dr GM Naicker, …

… Tolstoy Farm at Lawley for use of satyagrahi families. 26 February, Mahatma Gandhi supports the African Peoples … State (OFS) against the carrying of passes by women. 10-11 February, In accordance with the understanding reached by … in Durban, 8 in Newcastle and 11 in Port Elizabeth. 22 February, Sixteen-year-old Valliamma Mudaliar dies of a fever …

… and Stellenbosch could not make any real headway. In February 1803, just before the British government handed over … area with a mixed-race army. Subsequently, in January and February 1812, 20 000 Gqunukwebes and Ndlambes were driven … burghers from the western areas had gone to the front by February 1851. Towards the end of February 1851, The Kat …

… to repeal all discriminating Legislation before or/on 29 February 1952, and if this does not take place a mass … it is decided to begin with the boycott campaign. 1954 6 February, Sisulu addresses an ANC meeting in Durban and gives … of his travel through Russia and Communist China. 9 February, Sisulu acts as speaker at a meeting of the "South …