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… 1956 Treason Trial and following his arrest for acts of sabotage committed as part of Umkhonto we Sizwe, was …

… Mbeki, amongst others, were accused of committing acts of sabotage, terrorism and communism. On 11 October 1963, the …

… the Apartheid regime, Mandela was charged and convicted of sabotage and treason and received a life sentence on Robben …

… But we were still cautious. The strict rule was that sabotage should involve no injury to life. We carried out numerous sabotage actions, but no one was injured. We always selected … That has been the pattern. There have been thousands of sabotage attacks over the past 20 years and in almost every …

… the Suppression of Communism Act and conspiring to commit sabotage. These convictions lead to a sentence of life …

… to the conference took place a few weeks after the first sabotage attacks were committed by uMkhonto we Sizwe (Spear …

… enforcement of apartheid laws by introducing the Sabotage Act in 1962. He also greatly increased the number of …

… and Bob Hepple (The Rivonia Trialist) were charged with sabotage and attempting to overthrow the state violently. … on Robben Island by the Pretoria Supreme Court for: ”¢ Sabotage ”¢ Conspiracy to sabotage and ”¢ Furtherance of the aims of a prohibited …

… Following the first acts of Umkhonto we Sizwe (MK) sabotage, Kathrada is placed under a 13-hour-day house … targets and serves in a unit that carries out acts of sabotage with a view of assessing targets and testing the … the ANC. He is found guilty of committing specific acts of sabotage. 13 June, At the age of 34, he arrives on Robben …

… but the actual source of ignition could not be determined. Sabotage was unlikely to have been the cause. According to …

… legislation such as the Internal Security Act , the Sabotage Act and the Terrorism Act . The history of the … the ANC in 1951. They were charged with 17 counts of sabotage, death of a former police informer as well as other … in the Eastern Cape. He was also charged with 16 counts of sabotage). Nolali Mpentse, Daniel Ndongeni and Samuel Jonas …

… country.     The charge against the accused is said to be "sabotage". This means in fact that they have contravened a … can evade. A study of the statutory definition of "sabotage", which distinguished delegates will find in … circulated to members, will show that a person accused of sabotage can be sentenced to death for one of the least …

… set about conducting numerous raids and acts of sabotage against the Angolan people and the Government in …

… Instructions were also given on how the population could sabotage the war effort and thus aid Germany. [51] At the end …

… and the state of emergency , there were more than 100 sabotage attacks across the country. The government, in … two savage new security laws, the 90-Day Law and the Sabotage Act. The new laws did away with the previous … innocent until proved guilty. Henceforth, in a case of sabotage, the prosecution needed to show only that the …

… leadership,  and organized Umkhonto we Sizwe to undertake sabotage, while avoiding civilian casualties, in order to … in public on 16 December 1961 with a series of acts of sabotage against symbols of apartheid. Mandela was caught in …

… clandestine African Resistance Movement and embarked on a sabotage campaign, targeting government installations such as … role I was being asked to play … [but] I thought that sabotage might shock the whites into an awareness of the …

… their leaders in jail or exile. And now - under the new "Sabotage" Act, to challenge segregation is to risk the death …

… once it is armed with the draconian powers implicit in the Sabotage Bill may, I fear, ultimately lead to bloodshed and …

… bringing apartheid to an end. MK mostly performed acts of sabotage, but its effectiveness was hampered by …

… of white South African economic and political interests. Sabotage became an effective weapon of resistance against the … to making the country ‘ungovernable’, with acts of sabotage and marches against the state becoming common. The …

… one which on 16 December 1961 commenced a campaign of sabotage of state infrastructure and symbols of oppression. A …

… to gathering support and small acts of terrorism and sabotage started.  In 1975, Angola became independent and …

… – it resorted to mobilising support and minor acts of sabotage. In the same year, PLAN recruited more people across …

… the war effort. The more extreme elements even engaged in sabotage. Bands of Nationalist ruffians frequently beat up … were interned and several were convicted of acts of sabotage and high treason. Ministers of the Dutch Reformed …

… we draw attention to the fact that in committing acts of sabotage we took special precautions to avoid loss of life, a … these and other prisoners sentenced for treason and sabotage, notwithstanding the fact that they had been … (whose names appear in the schedule) on a charge of sabotage. Kemp, Brooks and Trew pleaded guilty to an …

… the country. The charge against the accused is said to be "sabotage." This means in fact that they have contravened a … can evade. A study of the statutory definition of "sabotage," which distinguished delegates will find in … circulated to members, will show that a person accused of sabotage can be sentenced to death for one of the least …

… announced its existence by launching its first acts of sabotage through bomb blasts against government structures in … This is perhaps because Port Elizabeth was the centre of sabotage training for MK cadres. The first MK casualty …