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… Babesia felis, a tick-borne blood disease, on 24 January 1961. Joy documented her experience with Elsa in a book …

… judicial system fails People's justice on demand , pp. 15-16. H. LÁ¶tter, Injustice, violence and peace , pp. 15-16. A. … ANC vigilantes allegedly killed Nglongo, Sunday Times , 12 February 1986, p. 1; A.D.V. Minaar, Conflict and violence … Editorial, Natal Witness quoted in South African Digest , 12 November 1990, p. 13; Editorial, Sowetan quoted in the …

… had begun to open up. By 1925, for example, about 12% of women of all racial groups had taken jobs in the … among whites. A mass meeting was held in the location on 16 December 1929 and the organisers urged: ‘You have no guns …

… By 10:30 on 16 June 1976, thousands of students had gathered in Orlando … workers were forced to return home at the end of their 12-month contract and to renew it in their homeland. Because … 1972 and 1976; secondary school enrolments increased from 12 656 in 1972 to nearly 35 000 in 1976. However, structural …

… commissioned by The Department of Education By 10:30 on 16 June 1976, thousands of students had gathered in Orlando … workers were forced to return home at the end of their 12-month contract and to renew it in their homeland. Because … 1972 and 1976; secondary school enrolments increased from 12 656 in 1972 to nearly 35 000 in 1976. However, structural …

… South Africa, 1992 The raid into Lesotho, not only killed 12 Basotho but also 30 South Africans. Not all the 30 South … the establishment of the military wing of the ANC, MK, on 16 December 1961. The many trials that characterised the national life of …

… Committee of the N.E.C. to the National Conference. 12. RULES: (a) The N.E.C. shall have the power to frame rules … National Conference, to the provincial affiliated bodies. 16. GENERAL: Congress shall have perpetual succession and the …

… the Executive Committee of the Republic, resolved on 12 November 1896 to build a fort on Hospital Hill, … to take an oath of secrecy. Building was completed on 12 June 1899 at a relatively high cost of £30,177 with …

… a total of 384 trips. The first ship the Truro arrived on 16 November 1860 and the last ship, the Umlazi arrived on 11 …

… to understand South Africa’s politics and society”. [12] Other members of the SACP also set up at UEM. For … migrant workers with Ruth in the Mozambican countryside. [16] Ruth First also recruited Dr Alpheus Manghezi, an … of African Political Economy 41, 139 (2014): 44-59. [12] Saíde, Alda. “Mozambique’s Solidarity with the National …

… hit. During this period diamond exports fell in value from 16.5 million pounds in 1928 to 1,4 million pounds in 1934. In the agricultural sector, the price of wool fell from 16.6 pence in 1928 to 4.4 pence in 1931-32. In 1933 a …

… dormancy in the activities of the Congresses between 1961 and 1971. In 1961 the South African government decided to establish a new … established the Aryan Benevolent Home in Pietermaritzburg. 12 PR was also very involved in religious and cultural …

… the defendants In the Treason Trial. In 1956 and again in 1961 he was banned. During the Emergency of 1960 he was imprisoned without trial. In 1961 George was elected to the Cape Town City Council by the …

… in the new dispensation. Land Settlement Act (No: 12) 1912 The Land Settlement Act was passed in 1912 by the … the population of New Brighton increased from 7,827 to 16,574. Native Trust and Land Act (No: 18) 1936 The Native … and sent to reserves. Representation of Natives Act (No: 12) 1936 The Representation of Natives Act was passed in 1936 …

… of the movement during the Treason Trial of 1956 to 1961. He also defended the accused during the Rivonia Trial …

…  the Treason Trial  in South Africa very closely. In 1961 he was sent by the University to do research and collect …

… featured in the new national monetary coin series in 1961. In 1973 Letty illustrated and published Bothalia. She …

… turn-over resided with the deep-level mining projects. [12]   These deep-mining companies required a large sum of … were approximately only 600 white farmers in the region. [16]   However, the discovery sparked a mass migration of … Bruce Berry, “Governors-General of South Africa (1910 – 1961), Crwflags, (Uploaded: 2017), (Accessed: 9 November …

… expression is a fundamental freedom protected by section 16 [2] of the Constitution, human dignity is stated in … openness and transparency in the public administration. [12] The respondents concede that the appointment of the … of its members. [5] 2019 (2) SA 329 (CC) at paragraphs 9-12 [6] Le Roux and Others v Dey (Freedom of Expression …

… 1990: 107). The Immorality Amendment Ordinance, Act No. 16 of 1908 (Transvaal) outlaws sexual relations between … certificates (passes) will be burnt. Smuts refuses. 16 August, More than 2,000 registration certificates (passes) … Islamic Hall in Pretoria and deported from the Transvaal. 12 October, the National Convention , consisting of delegates …

… the serving of protection orders on abusers, and the 16 day initiative which aims to promote awareness of the …

… had been mounting since the Sharpeville massacre.” [1] By 1961, “the balance was tipped in favour of violent resistance … similar to the health issues Eleanor faced at Wentworth. [12] However, Eleanor had the rare opportunity to escape her … as a Muslim couple” while travelling out of South Africa. [16] They were aided in this process through Fatima Adams, an …

… warfare, uniting political theory with military action. [12] The YCCC was not simply a group of rogue revolutionaries, … a military branch called the Umkhonto we Sizwe in 1961. However, September’s work with the NLF was short lived. … to commit acts of sabotage and political violence. [16] Immediately upon her release in 1969 September was …

… declared a National Monument under old NMC legislation on 12 May 1989. …

… declared a National Monument under old NMC legislation on 12 May 1989. …

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… Hospital at all and last saw that place from the road in 1961. An occasional indisposition is but natural and in this … quite alright, Ngutyana, and health good. 18 July 1976 On 16/8 I saw an orthopaedic surgeon and he examined my right …

… the abuse which led to Biko's death from his injuries on 12 September.  Prior to the Supreme Court order and two years … that no new evidence had come to light. Biko’s death on 12 September 1977 caught the attention of the international …