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… Commission, commences its sittings in Pretoria. 1914 14 January, The Gandhi-Smuts Agreement is reached between … reached by General J.C. Smuts and Mahatma Gandhi on 14 January 1914, 60 passive resistance prisoners are released …

… Biko had an illustrious political career spanning about 14 years. He came into the political limelight in 1963, the …

… that had been seized from the Hôtel des Invalides. [14]   The crowd then gathered in front of the Bastille to … to the Present Day. p. 302. [12] Ibid. [13] Ibid. p. 300. [14] Ibid. [15] Ibid. [16] Ibid. [17] Biography Your …

… in 1956 because of its policy of apartheid. 1995 14 February, the Constitutional Court is formally opened by … Science and Technology, is dismissed from her post. 14 April, Winnie Mandela resigns as Deputy Minister of Arts, … is a Bill of Rights listing fundamental freedom. 14 June, Finance Minister Trevor Manuel unveils the …

… his error. Brutus continued to mess with Nortje’s work. In 1980, Hedy Davis, a student at the University of South Africa … in Africa vol. 11, no. 1 , Rhodes University, pp. 1-14 Bunn, D. (1996). Some Alien Native Land. World Literature … South African: New Critical and Contextual Essays, (2004): 14. ↵ [x] Ibid., 20. ↵ [xi] Brutus, 2. ↵ [xii] McLuckie and …

… amongst the black community for full democratic rights. 14 March, The Lawrence Committee, established in 1939 … Council (NRC) at the AAC conference in Bloemfontein. 14-16 December, The ANC holds its annual conference. In his … of a national anti pass conference in Easter 1944. 13-14 December, The Atlantic Charter Committee, led by ANC …

… allocated it to specific groups. In 2002 there were still 14 million Black South Africans without running water as … held a firm grip on how water was used and allocated. [14] On the other hand, Africans who moved to the cities … South Africa”, Water History, 2017 (Vol.9), (No.2), 190 ↵ [14]Tempelhoff, J. “The Water Act, No. 54 of 1956 and the …

… one state forcibly acquires another states territory. [14] Kristallnacht - An event where violent, state-mandated … Laws." The Lawyer Quarterly.-ISSN 8396 (1805): 184-194. [14] Garner, James Wilford. "Questions of state succession …

… November: Xuma sets sail for South Africa after spending 14 years studying overseas. 4 December: Xuma arrives back in … Jabavu as president and Xuma as vice-president. 1936 12-14 February: The government summons Xuma to join the … Communist Party of South Africa ’s newspaper Inkululeko. 14-16 December: During his presidential address, Xuma …

… On 25 January 1980 three MK Cadres – Stephen Mafoko, Humphrey Makhubo and …

… in Queenstown (1963). Nyovu, Thembekile Titus 1963/10/14 Death of white girl in Paarl riots (1962). Payi, Clarence …

… to Victor Verster Prison in Paarl where he is held for 14 months in a cottage 1989 Mandela has an informal meeting …

… NNP won 27 seats, the DP won 38, IFP won 33 seats, UDM won 14 seats, ACDP won 6 seats, FF won 3 seats UDCP won 3 seats, …

… 16 February 2015]   Comparative case studies (1960 to 1980) as examples to illustrate the political, economic, … successes and challenges in independent Africa (1960 to 1980). The case studies are NOT meant to be seperately … for their extermination. Violence breaks out, claiming 14,000 lives over the next two months May 1993 Mobutu …

… named Moyi was removed from one of the vans and killed. On 14 April 1962 police received information about an impending … to December, 1962. Matanzima’s advisor was murdered on 14 October 1962. This was followed with a failed attempt at …

… Rise Mzansi and the United Africans Transformation.  On 14 June 2024, the National Assembly elected the President and …

… - 1985 in Botswana), Judy Seidman (American-born, in Medu 1980 - 85), Gordon Metz (in Medu 1979 - 1985), Albio and … to play down links with the liberation movement. On June 14, 1985, the SADF raided Gaborone, killing twelve people, …

… Broadcasting Committee, or resorted to self-censorship. By 1980 however, a campaign of resistance to every aspect of …

… African Century for democracy peace and development’. 11-14 January, The ANC’s NEC holds its Lekgotla in Johannesburg. … elected to head the ANC’s 2004 election campaign, dies. 12-14 July, The ANC NEC holds a scheduled meeting in … and Minister of Transport, passes away in Cape Town. 14 April, The third democratic elections are held and won by …

… father begin to develop a very close relationship. 1978 - 1980 Robert McBride assists his father in his workshop … from customers, and has many encounters with gangs. 1980 December, Robert McBride receives his school leaving …

… catered for the needs of young people between the ages of 14 and 28. This provided the Party with its main source of … strike in 1922. Source: books.google.co.za [Accessed: 14 February 2012] On 19 November 1922, around fifty thousand … those who had joined the YCL was Norman Levy who was only 14 years old when he entered politics. Philip “Ginger” …

… LPM activists including LPM Gauteng chair, Maureen Mnisi. [14] This resulted in a split with the NLC who were … Staff Reporter, 2004) ↵ [13](Sapa Staff Reporter, 2004) ↵ [14]Amnesty International, 2005) and (Freedom of Expression …

… a Russian commander began a large-scale attack on UNITA on 14 August 1987. SADF troops were rushed in to support UNITA. … Lomba River in November 1987, battles on 13 January and 14 and 15 February followed. On 23 March 1988 the SADF …

… character. Growth of the Early Gold Mining Industry On 14 September 1886, the first large mining company on the … Estates, Langlaagte, Robinson and Wolhouter mines. By then 14 mines and 93 stamps were in operation, with a total annual …