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… anti-pass campaign, which resulted in the banning of the ANC and the PAC following the Sharpeville Massacre. In … Trial to its conclusion in 1961. That same year, the ANC and SACP jointly set up uMkhonto we Sizwe (MK) to engage … – severely crippled the armed struggle. In addition, the ANC worked on establishing itself in exile, working closely …

… Albert Luthuli , the banned National President of the ANC said: "‘Why will this assembly be significant and unique? … in the country." In the wake of the Defiance Campaign, ANC leaders were confronted with the problem of how to … following. The National Action Council (successor to the ANC/SAIC Joint Planning Council) reported a ‘disquieting lull …

… During this period the ANC cooperated with other organisations such as the APO and … a united force for a significant part of the 1930s, the ANC was plagued by divisions and factionalism, evidenced by … in its leadership. A split of the Cape branch of the ANC led to the formation of the Independent ANC. Pixley ka …

… The ANC in the 1920s was largely weakened and suffered from both … itself by changing its name from the SANNC to the ANC, adopting a national anthem and a flag, and significantly … later renamed SACP). This resulted in tensions between the ANC and the Communist Party of the South Africa (CPSA) as …

… which is currently led by the African National Congress (ANC) towards a more unified and strong South Africa. … the beginning, Inkatha became quite close with the exiled ANC in the struggle against the Apartheid regime. Yet, not … Democratic Front (a movement strongly aligned with the ANC)lasted many years and had resulted in the deaths of over …

… capital of Zambia, where the African National Congress (ANC) had its headquarters. In 1984 students resolved to … The petition echoed the million-signature campaign of the ANC in the 1950s. Elleck began to work for the Community … 20000 people attended Peter Nchabaleng’s funeral, bearing ANC and Communist Party flags. The comrades, who by now had …

… Following the Sharpeville Massacre, the state banned the ANC and PAC in April 1960 under the Unlawful Organisations … and banning of leading political activists, forced the ANC to discuss whether to engage in armed struggle. Further … and Mpondoland revolts brought pressure on the ANC to consider the turn to the armed struggle. Younger …

… becomes involved with the African National Congress (ANC) . 1943 Moroka is a member of the Atlantic Charter Committee of the ANC. 1946 Moroka plays a leading role in denouncing the NRC. … He attends reconciliatory talks between the AAC and the ANC. 1949 December, Moroka is elected president- general of …

… 1958 Zuma joins the African National Congress (ANC)  and through its youth structure the ANC Youth League  (ANCYL). 1959 Zuma joins the South African … which he serves on Robben Island, where he serves on ANC structures within the Island. 1973 December, Zuma is …

… in Johannesburg. It attacks the African National Congress (ANC) Programme of Action . March,  Dr A.B. Xuma resigns from the African National Congress (ANC) national Executive Committee (NEC) after his differences with the ANC Youth League. 26 March, The Defend Free Speech Convention …

… for liberation were the African National Congress (ANC), the Pan-Africanist Congress (PAC), the Inkatha Freedom … groups (the Christian Institute). We shall consider the ANC. The ANC The ANC was formed in Bloemfontein in 1912, soon after …

… meeting in Port Elizabeth. The theme of the meeting is ‘ANC – People’s Revolutionary Movement and Agent for Change’. … South Africa holds local government elections. To read the ANC’s election manifesto click here .   2001 8 January, In the ANC’s January 8th statement 2001 is declared the ‘Year of the …

… by only 16 political parties: African National Congress (ANC), Democratic Party (DP), New National Party (NNP), … Party of Azania (SOPA). Prior to the election, the ruling ANC claimed that it had achieved a great deal in the past … system. Deputy President Thabo Mbeki  reiterated the ANC's commitment to continued economic growth and …

… the Silverton Siege . June, The African National Congress (ANC) publicly broke ties with Zulu Chief and Inkatha Freedom … Lilian Ngoyi , 1956 Treason Trialist and president of the ANC Women’s League dies. 4 April, ANC insurgents launch a rifle, rocket and grenade attack on …

… 1935 Govan Mbeki joins the African National Congress (ANC) 1938 Govan Mbeki receives a telegram about a job offer … disruption. Mandela and other high ranking officials from ANC and South Africa Communist Party (SACP) are of the view … with the Botswana Government about the opening of the ANC offices. 1974 Thabo Mbeki begins training South African …

… 1940s. As a result of this newspaper's close ties to the ANC, it was banned twice, in 1952 and again in 1954. Each … release their usual weekly supplement, banned or not. The ANC was banned, a move that affected the newspaper's system of correspondence (some staffers were ANC activists) and their financial backing (mainly from the …

… The first National Consultative Conference of the ANC was held at Morogoro, Tanzania, from 25 April to 1 May … over seventy delegates from various centres representing ANC branches, units of Umkhonto we Sizwe - the ANC`s military wing - leader of the Indian and Coloured …

… (ANCYL), citing the arrest of African National Congress (ANC) leaders in the Treason Trial of 1956 as his main … Simon Kekana, head prefect at Lovedale and chair of the ANC Youth League and local agent for the New Age recruits … of uMkhonto we Sizwe (MK) the military wing of the ANC. Hani joins the South African Communist Party (SACP) . …

… Albert Luthuli , the banned National President of the ANC said: "‘Why will this assembly be significant and unique? … in the country." In the wake of the Defiance Campaign, ANC leaders were confronted with the problem of how to … following. The National Action Council (successor to the ANC/SAIC Joint Planning Council) reported a ‘disquieting lull …

… tense negotiations between the African National Congress (ANC) and the South African government under President FW de Klerk. Prior to a planned protest march on Bisho, the ANC sent a memorandum to the government requesting that the … Ciskei did not fall under South Africa’s jurisdiction. The ANC retaliated by organising a mass protest march on Bisho …

… majority. 1912 8 January, The African National Congress (ANC) is formed. 1928 December, The South African Communist … of an urgent need for negotiations to take place. The ANC's National Executive Committee (NEC) meets in Lusaka and … the National Party (NP) and the African National Congress (ANC) agree on a common commitment to the resolution of the …

… Africa to join liberation organisations (primarily the ANC and the PAC) based in Southern Africa. The Context: … formidable obstacles in its recruitment drive because the ANC was well established and the exiled Soweto Students … between the BC activists and their counterparts in the ANC and PAC. By this time, the older liberation organisations …

… it maintained was with the African National Congress (ANC). Although the relationship was based on a tumultuous beginning, with the ANC rejecting communism in the 1930s, a strong working … period that the CPSA and the African National Congress (ANC) began a close working relationship. Although there was …

… With the ANC now legal, mass demands were made for a constitutional … announced the unbanning of the African National Congress (ANC), South African Communist Party (SACP), Pan Africanist … This ushered in a new period in the history of the ANC and of the UDF . As the ANC moved back into South Africa, …

… Pixley Seme , president of the African National Congress (ANC), uses the votes of women to ensure his re-election as … Johannesburg Committee 1941 African National Congress (ANC) makes a resolution at a congress that the women's … – the only Communist elected to public office. The ANC officially admits women members. 1944 Oliver Tambo 's …

… was one of the bridesmaids. Dr Xuma, then president of the ANC, and Anton Lembede, president of the newly formed ANC Youth League, were the main speakers. Lembede warned … accompanied here husband to the founding conference of the ANC youth League. She was the only women present, her …

… There was closer cooperation between the CPSA and the ANC, in contrast to the antagonistic relationship between the … Front (NEUF) and APO attempted to work together. The ANC Women’s League was established in 1943, and the ANC Youth League was formed in 1944.There was a marked growth …

… (NEUM), which was launched in 1943. Changes within the ANC and the formation of the ANCYL Alfred Xuma was elected the new president of the ANC in 1940 © www.anc.org.za In the face of oppression, liberation movements …

… the way to a constituent assembly. April 1991: The ANC publishes its constitutional principles and structures … 25 September 1991: The PAC and AZAPO agree to join the ANC at the all-party congress and to push for the formation … 1991: During November, a Secret Pact is undertaken between ANC and NP covering issues such as negotiations, an interim …

… emergency was declared, and the African National Congress (ANC) and the Pan Africanist Congress (PAC) were banned. …