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… Party (SACP) , the South African Indian Congress (SAIC) , banned members of the Communist Party and other … Communist Party (SACP) South African Indian Congress (SAIC) …

… Africanist Congress (PAC) South African Indian Congress (SAIC) Natal Indian Congress (NIC) Transvaal Indian Congress …

… emergency conference of the South African Indian Congress (SAIC) is held in Johannesburg in order to formulate … Dr D.F. Malan, requests the South African Indian Congress (SAIC) to nominate a representative of the South African … Enquiry Committee. The South African Indian Congress (SAIC) convenes a conference in Johannesburg. The Conference …

… INTRODUCTION > INTRO | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | ABBR. | BIOS | SAIC CONSTITUTION | CAPE TOWN AGREEMENT | MANIFESTOES | …

… elected president of the South African Indian Congress (SAIC). 1949 - Violence broke out in Durban when impoverished … against their right to cross-examine witnesses. 1950 – The SAIC set up a Joint Consultative Committee with the ANC to … the June police shooting in Soweto. 1977 - He led the Anti-SAIC (South African Indian Council) and began a campaign to …

… Chief Luthuli opened the South African Indian Congress (SAIC) conference in Durban and two years later on 12 October … 28 September, Dr Monty Naicker is elected president of the SAIC. Still banned, his messages of support and defiance were … the annual conference of the NIC on 22 June 1956, and the SAIC conference held between 19 and 21 October. 1956 4 April, …

… representatives from the South African Indian Congress (SAIC) , African People’s Organisation (APO), ANC Youth … of Protest proposed by the ANC. 11 June, The ANC and the SAIC decide to proclaim a “National Day of Mourning“, on 26 … because of the shootings on 1 May. 15 June, The ANC, APO, SAIC and SACP issue a flyer in support of the National Day of …

… women's organisations. The Indian Council revamped as the SAIC: Reaction The National Indian Council set up by the … community to be called the South African Indian Congress (SAIC) . Once again there was only limited support for the … ) were opposed to this new form of apartheid and anti-SAIC committees were formed to resist the measure. In 1981 …

… the reserves. In 1923, the South African Indian Congress (SAIC) was formed as a national Indian organisation to fight … legislation entrenched by the Hertzog government. The SAIC was the coming together of various provincial Indian … and the Cape Indian Congress. Before the formation of the SAIC these organisations were already opposing the …

… In the 1940s the South African Indian Congress (SAIC) also became more assertive and militant, and in … or play an overt political role again until the 1940s. The SAIC also experienced a period of relative inactivity until … World War. The war itself had a radicalising impact on the SAIC and as had happened in the ANC, more assertive leaders …