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… the High Court of Southern Rhodesia from May 1961 to June 1963. Maisels represented the Consolidated Diamond Mines of … Luthuli , president of the African National Congress (ANC), Oliver Tambo , the ANC vice president and Nelson … Maisels could not condone. He resigned his position in 1963 and returned to South Africa becoming an executive …

… an organisation allied to the African National Congress (ANC). The authorities saw him as a real threat. In 1964 Stein …

… festival hosted by the African National Congress (ANC) and the Dutch Government in Amsterdam. There Coetzee met …

… together with seven other African National Congress (ANC)  members in the Maputo raid  in Mozambique by South …

…  (SANNC- later renamed the African National Congress  ANC). As an equal partner to John Langalibalele Dube, …

… for the infiltration of African National Congress (ANC) cadres into Natal. In October 1988, she was abducted by …

… a bronze sculpture on his stepping down as head of the ANC. You have enriched my life and those of many others. …

… and therefore Cameron defended  African National Congress (ANC)  activists who had been charged with treason. He also …

… were contrary to those of the African National Congress (ANC), earned him kudos in poorer black communities, while … alternative or a flat spare-tyre? [Online]. Available at: anc.org.za/ [Accessed 28 January 2010]| Gail M. Gerhart, …

… in her becoming a member of the African National Congress (ANC) following her retirement as a journalist in 1999. In …

… Gladile, her neighbour and African National Congress (ANC) veteran Winnie Nkosi and Pietersen’s unit commander …

… is part of a Joint Council subcommittee that prepares a statement for the Departmental Committee on Natives in Urban … Xuma Bram helps draft the new African National Congress (ANC) Constitution of 1943 . 1944 December, As a member of the … Council for the ninth consecutive year (between 1942 and 1963 Bram serves on the council every year except three and …

… U Thant to help obtain the release of Nelson Mandela. In a statement, they condemned the arrest on 5 August and noted … of the Government of the Republicof South Africa.] 1963 2 April, Firstmeeting of the Special Committee on the … vehicles to South Africa. October, Prominentleaders of the ANC and allied organisations chargedin the "Rivonia trial". …

… as an armed wing of the African National Congress (ANC). The formation of the MK Umkhonto weSizwe ("Spear of the … of the unbanned allies would not be jeopardised. The NEC agreed. The following night, the Joint Executive met in … Looksmart Ngudle (who died in security police detention in 1963) and Fred Carneson were leaders in the Western Cape. …

… of organisations such as the African National Congress (ANC) , South African Indian Congress (SAIC) , South African … conference against Job Reservation held in Cape Town. 1963 International Labour Organization (ILO) voted to expel … wages ... Having noted the Chairman of the Wage Board's statement that non-White workers will have to wait another 15 …

… in 1923). In 1912, Dubeaccepted the Presidency of the ANC in spite of the pressures put on him by his preoccupation … of Africans in Zululand to explain the new movement (the ANC) and appeal for unity. The SANNC had a newspaper called … left-wing, with Pixley ka Seme as president of the ANC in 1930, and in 1935 Dube became a member of the All …

… acknowledged. He also repeated threats of war against an ANC government.  In 1983 Terre'Blanche was one of four AWB … over with might in SA if the Government capitulated to the ANC.  In February 1989 the Government prohibited members of … and British press. Terre'Blanche also submitted a sworn statement to the London court denying that he had had an …

… she was openly an African National Congress (ANC) supporter even when it was banned in South Africa, yet … la Légion d'Honneur (France). During the Rivonia Trial , 1963, Gordimer worked on biographical sketches of former … Gollancz, 1958. Occasion for Loving. London: Gollancz. 1963. The Late Bourgeois World. London: Gollancz, 1966. A …

… Matthews , a veteran of the  African National Congress (ANC)  and the  South African Communist Party (SACP) , …

… and Mosie Moolla , later the African National Congress (ANC) representative in New Delhi for many years, were also in …

… (SANNC) later named the  African National Congress  (ANC). In March 1913, Ndabezitha was a delegate to the SANNC … Meli, F. (1988), A History of the ANC - South Africa Belongs To All Of Us| Comrade M.D. …

… South African Native National Congress (SANNC, after 1923 ANC) . As an expert on law he chaired the committee that …

… He was connected to the African National Congress (ANC) in exile and also to a ‘number of recruits from Dinokana …

… He was equally critical of the African National Congress (ANC) government. After his semi-retirement in 1986, he and …

… memoirs record he voted for the African National Congress (ANC) in the first two democratic elections. After leaving …

… left the country and fled to Swaziland where he joined the ANC’s armed wing  uMkhonto we Sizwe  (MK). He was taken to …

… of the 'liberal' government of  J.C. Smuts  and of the ANC's moderate approach to successive white governments. He …

… Following the unbanning of the African National Congress (ANC) in 1990, he played a pivotal role in building the …

… remained active in their local African National Congress (ANC) and SACP structures. Fred Carneson died in 2000, and …

… 1975 to join the African National Congress (ANC), military wing – Umkhonto we Sizwe (MK). He received …