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… Context: The Emergence of a Pan-African Rhetoric The Organisation of African Unity (OAU), established on 25 May 1963, was the … historical currents and political trends both on the African continent and abroad.  Of particular import to the … Organisation of African Unity (OAU) …

… consultations of British Foreign Secretary David Owen on southern Africa are of great interest to the whole world, to the African continent and especially of course to the peoples of southern Africa. They are of as much interest to South … after summit meeting of Presidents of frontline states and Southern African Liberation Movements, 01 March 1977 …

… Early years The history of the South African Defence Force (SADF) can be traced to the 1660s. When … and Switzerland were recruited to strengthen the South African garrison. Wars The Defence force at this time took part in many wars and battles on South African soil. Most notable was its defence of the Batavian …

… declined and ceased to be the dominant force in the South African political landscape.      1930 Africans are moved out … economic independence from Whites. T.D. Mweli Skota , the African National Congress (ANC) secretary-general and … Union and religious and welfare societies from all over Southern Africa. Dr. Abdullah Abdurahman is elected as the …

… British Indian Council (CBIC – before 1917), and the South African Indian Congress (SAIC - 1919). During the Gandhi … Indian Council (CBIC) the first session of the South African Indian Congress (SAIC) was held in Cape Town from … evaded or ignored by the government.  Hence, the South African Indian Congress (SAIC) was unofficially formed in …

… for the first time, officially at a meeting of the Southern African Development Community (SADC) w …

… workers under the banner of the Congress of South African Congress of Trade Unions (COSATU). In the late … Regional Secretary (one of the biggest COSATU Regions). His leadership position in the region, allowed him … the Gauteng Provincial Executive Committee of the  South African Communist Party (SACP). In 1999, he was elected as …

… Students in African Cultures with Dr Karen Haire, at Principia College, … an engaging 2-month long pilot project with South African History On-line.  This pilot was inspired by SAHO’s longer established collaborations with McGill and Southern Methodist Universities.  The project involved …

… publications.  Zukiswa Wanner (1976-) Writer. Feminist. African. Mother. Lover (Wanner, 2015). This is how Zukiswa … social critic of the day. Regarded as one of the leading Southern African female writers of the 20th century, … English from Texas A&M University-Commerce as well as the Southern Methodist University. She also completed a Master of …

… will also be provided by Mr Mdluli.  10 March, South African cabinet Jimmy Kruger, Owen Horwood, Connie Mulder, … and Hennie Smit receive copies of pamphlets titled ‘The African National Congress says to Vorster and his racist … 19 March, Samson Lukhele is arrested by the South African Police. 20 March , Security policemen arrive at …

… On 30 July 2011, the South African Communist Party (SACP) celebrated its 90th … Africa (CPSA), the party changed its name to the South African Communist Party (SACP) in 1953, after it had been … most important relationships it maintained was with the African National Congress (ANC). Although the relationship …

… The African Students Association (ASA) was established on 17 … December 1961 in Durban under the auspices of the banned African National Congress (ANC). At the time of its … was because of the dominant position enjoyed there by the African National Congress Youth League (ANCYL) before it …

… AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS TIMELINE — 2011 – 2020 2011 8 January 2011 African National Congress (ANC) President Jacob Zuma delivers … Team (NCTT) was formed whilst in all the Provinces and Regions, Provincial Centenary Task Teams and Regional … African National Congress Timeline 2011 - 2020 …

… Angola, which shares a border with a Namibia under South African rule, become independent. These countries played an … No. 26 comes into force. It strips Blacks of their South African citizenship and makes them citizens of one of the … entitled ‘ Crucial Stage in the Struggle for Liberation of Southern Africa ’ 12 September, Steve Biko dies at the …

… one of his deputy presidents. 1990 January, Eight veteran African National Congress (ANC) leaders, together with the … on Apartheid and its Destructive Consequences in Southern Africa in December 1989. 2 July, A week long labour … that South Africa had been formally invited to join Southern African Development Community (SADC). July, South …

… Nkosi Sikelel'i Africa, which later becomes the pan-African national anthem in South Africa during apartheid and, … when Lord Frederick Lugard amalgamates the Northern and Southern British protectorates to form Nigeria. Establishes … becomes an independent republic. Oil is discovered in southern Nigeria. Morocco and Tunisia become independent. …

… Struggle is my Life Ngakane has been hailed as a father of African cinema for his pivotal role in securing funding and support for other African filmmakers. He was a founding member of the Pan … the largest independent distributors of motion pictures in Southern Africa. Not afraid to put his money where his mouth …

… the movement were released from Robben Island. 1980 South African Congress of Trade Unions (SACTU) declares the year as … the townships. 8 January, In its January 8th statement the African National Congress (ANC) proclaims 1980 as ‘The Year …  "Release Mandela Committees" are set up in different regions of the country. January-April, Three bomb explosions …

… Forging Solidarity: Southern Perspectives of Popular Education …

… RIO TINTO ZINC IN SOUTHERN AFRICA - 1983 …

… Riots break out in Salisbury, Southern Rhodesia. …

… Basil Davidson and revisionism in southern Africa …

… Pass laws: Southern Transvaal states the facts …

… Drought, water and politics in southern Africa …

… Squadron. On 2 October she landed units of the South African army at the port of Luderitz, then part of German … and strong winds. Only 6 people survived the tragedy. The African Maritime Museum and the National Monuments Council … troopship, and the following year carried the first South African troops to the European war front. In 1919 she resumed …

… The Okanangan statement on Southern Africa and programme of action. … The Okanangan statement on Southern Africa and programme of action …

… The Congress of South African Trade Unions (Cosatu) was launched on 1 December … the period after 1930, including the CPSA-inspired African Federation of Trade Unions, the Trotskyite Joint … people. While the call was less successful in some regions, in the PWV area, the heartland of industry, the …

… The Origins and formation: The South African Student Organisation (SASO) was formed in 1968 after … decided to break away from the National Union of South African Students (NUSAS). NUSAS was a liberal organisation … and government. Moreover, SASO wanted to revive pride in African culture and knowledge systems to inspire pride in …

… in this area as well as beyond it. He went to other regions as far as the Ndebele Kingdom, part of modern-day … and John Bunyan’s The Pilgrim’s Progress into Setswana, an African language spoken around Kuruman, where he had settled. … Parsons, N. (1993) A New History of Southern Africa. London: Macmillan Press.|Biography: Cecil …