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… to the taking up of arms was the Sharpeville Massacre on 21 March 1960 , where the government violently crushed a …

… PARKE BERNET SOUTH AFRICA. 1981. Auction Catalogue for 21 October 1981. Johannesburg. SPARRMAN, Anders. 1975. A …

… report of the Working Group on political offences dated 21 May 1990, as amended, was accepted by both parties. The …

… the country without carrying their passbooks on them. On 21 March 1960, about 5,000 women and men sang and protested …

… total of 25 000 South Africans joined the SANLC, of which 21 000 left South Africa for France. The SANLC were part of a …

… elements of the CI and were obliged to accept the 21 basic principles on which the CI was founded. Decisions of …

… free settlers to work on farms and extend infrastructure. [21] Settlers viewed the indigenous people as less than human. … Historica 45, no. 6 (2009): 787-800. [21] Ibid., [22] Docker, John. "A plethora of intentions: …

… excluded, the main one being hawkers (Horrell, 1978: 75). 21 April: Group Areas Amendment Act, No. 22 of 1975 … the amendment bill the Minister stated that approximately 21 600 Coloured families in the Cape Peninsula and the … for Race Relations, 1978: 377). The Housing Amendment, No 21 of 1978 made ministerial approval became necessary to …

… Protests have continued into 2016 on TUT campuses. On the 21 October 2016, Benjamin Phehla while protesting inbetween … until further notice because of disruptive protests. On 21 August, students at the Pretoria campus, are being …

… against the pass laws from Monday, the 21st March. March 21, The bloodiest massacre in the history of South Africa …

… people. While the Act was still a Bill in parliament on 21 March 1913,, John L Dube, President of the South African …

… research and the first one is the study of HIV testing.   21 November, The South African Government unveils World AIDS … to take care of the ‘inner person and uplift the soul’. 21 November, The South African Government issues a statement … said that Swaziland's figures were already out of date. 21 January, Health minister Manto Tshabalala-Msimang and the …

… and govern Dutch possessions in the Orient for a period of 21 years. Extended in 1623 and 1647. 1615 Sir Thomas Roe …

… Eviction 73 7% Unknown 47 5% Labour Tenant Applications 21 2% Judicial Proceedings 18 2% Source: KZN Land-Legal …

… newspaper of the Industrial and Commercial Union (ICU). 21 December, Message by the secretary general of the …

… Robben Island and Prisoner Resistance to Apartheid, p. 21. ↵ [xvii] Buntman, Fran Lisa. Robben Island and Prisoner …

… and later in the same year the General Assembly proclaimed 21 March to be International Day for the Elimination of …

… of the Convention for a Democratic South Africa (Codesa) 21 March, Hani, along with Trevor Manuel and Moses Kotane …

… 1889 Rustenburg has 22 state schools (one in town and 21 farm schools) with a total of 519 learners. 1891 Wagner & …

… and imprisoned soon after the massacre of protesters on 21 March 1960. Political movements such as the  African …

… SACP programme into Zulu, were killed in Matola in 1981. [21] In 1982, the SACP’s headquarters were relocated from … 65 Years in the frontline of struggle”, 1 January 1986. [21] Jstor Primary Sources, contributed by the South African …

… on a semi-urgent basis. Requirements for an interdict [21]      Mr Manuel has met the requirements of an interdict, … if he attempts to distance himself from the allegation. [21] Reasonable publication The respondents contend that their … the Court in Bernert v ABSA Bank 2011 (3) SA 92 (CC). [21] Tsedu and Others v Lekota and Another2009 (4) SA 372 …

… in the Treason Trial there were 104 Africans, 23 Whites, 21 Indians and 8 Coloureds. The trial became a major …

… (1916). Native Life in South Africa, London: PS King, p.21.) With the formation of the Union of South Africa in 1910, …

… with regard to all other blocs. Gradually, an additional 21 states joined the ranks of OAU member states, with South …

… would be mounted every year, especially Sharpeville Day (21 March), 16 June, and May Day. In 1986, Soya began …

… and imprisoned soon after the massacre of protesters on 21 March 1960. Political movements such as the  African …