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… to a concessionary system raised such fears that in elections for the new enlarged Sanitary Board in November … by the Sanitary Board, and set a date for new municipal elections, to be held on 3 November 1897. One of the most …

… to ensure that all voters are registered prior to the elections of 1953. August , Police arrest twenty national and …

… 1.25% of the countries votes in the first democratic elections in South Africa in 1994. The PAC in exile …

… of the African Teachers' Association. May, National elections. General Barry Hertzog and Jan Smuts form a …

… the party was the first national party formed to contest elections after Union was established. The party was a …

… in September and October 1988, just before the municipal elections. The People’s Army concept was further developed … (passive resistance) in anticipation of the national elections scheduled to take place in September of that year. …

… in September and October 1988, just before the municipal elections. The People's Army concept was further developed … (passive resistance) in anticipation of the national elections scheduled to take place in September of that year. …

… Mandela was elected President in the first democratic elections in the country. The national rugby team, the …

… by criticizing the ruling government and began to win elections. In January 1933, Hitler was appointed German …

… the freeing of political prisoners and the holding of elections under the supervision of the UN. But the SA regime … and the Western Contact Group. It calls for the holding of elections in Namibia under UN supervision and control, the … Animba Toivo ja Toivo. 7-11 November 1989 UN-supervised elections are held for the Constituent Assembly. SWAPO gains …

… Day, until 1994, when the date of the first democratic elections, 27 April, became an official public holiday known … full franchise rights for all and propose to boycott elections to be held for the White parliamentary … Congress (ANC), reverses its earlier decision to boycott elections at its national congress. 17 December, After almost …

… Association, formed the Peoples Candidate Party to contest elections for the local council. He sought the endorsement of … Monis products emerged. When the government announced that elections would be held in 1981 for positions on the SAIC, … Committee (TASC) took as its task the boycott of the elections. When they held a rally in August 1981, 3000 people …

… successful. It was initially formed to boycott the 1983 elections (to be discussed in detail later) on the grounds … apartheid system, a minority opposed it. In parliamentary elections during the 1970s and 1980s between 15% and 20% of …

… successful. It was initially formed to boycott the 1983 elections (to be discussed in detail later) on the grounds … apartheid system, a minority opposed it. In parliamentary elections during the 1970s and 1980s between 15% and 20% of …

… who wanted to keep the Tsar, with his power limited by elections and a constitution. 1. The Populists (Narodniks) … Government was also dragging its feet on the issue of elections for a Constitutional Assembly. Its role had been …

… initiated the Great Depression. [2]   After winning the US elections and taking office in 1933, President Franklin D. …

… levy taxes and to control education, the police and local elections. The Minister of Justice rejects this and the … of the ‘Committee of 10’ repeats the call for non-ethnic elections for an autonomous Soweto city council. 12 … to launch a new education system and to take no part in elections to the Soweto Community Council. 26 January, …

… too was in evidence during this period. After the 1948 elections, as the liberation movements intensified their …

… the Natives' Representative Council and parliamentary elections. September, Donald Molteno, the representative for …

… to Botswana. In 1975, a new party was formed to contest elections in Bophuthatswana. The Seoposengwe Party was meant …

… Portuguese in 1975; refusing to impose peace or supervise elections, and failing to hand over power to any one party, …

… In 1948 the Afrikaner  National Party  won the general elections and set forth with its agenda to transform the …

… she became the leader of the United Party that won the elections in that same year. Sirleaf was the first female …

… In March 1965, the BDP won the country’s first general elections and Seretse Khama became prime minister. However, … for another term in 1969 after his party won the elections that year. Surrounded by a hostile enemy Map of … 27 January 1970 Lesotho held its first post-independence elections, which saw a tight contest for power between the …

… policy with regard to the ANC. The ANC victory in the 1994 elections reversed Yeltsin’s policy, and the pro-Western … faction of Yeltsin’s party were defeated in the Russian elections soon after. Conclusion The Soviet Union has been …