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… Tanzania was closely involved in several groups and organisations that aided the liberation struggle. Of these, …

… Tanzania was closely involved in several groups and organisations that aided the liberation struggle. Of these, …

… resign as member, official or office-bearer from certain organisations and not to take part again in the activities … September, Sisulu approaches a number of prominent organisations in the USA for funds for the "Campaign Plan" as …

… speakers. May, The Government publishes the Unlawful Organisations Bill, subsequently known as the Suppression of … resign as member, official or office-bearer from certain organisations and not take part in any gatherings at any …

… workers and their employers, and to regulate worker organisations... read more "The Development of the Trade …

… and abuse is left primarily up to Non Governmental Organisations (NGO) such as People Opposing Women Abuse …

… with the political and social concerns of communities and organisations. A poster workshop, Media Project (later …

… Students Representative Council (SSRC), SASM and other organisations were desperately trying to take leadership of …

… created antagonism in the relationship between the two organisations. One of the issues that the LPSA was at pains …

… both local and provincial, to co-operate with national organisations for the purpose of general strike in defence of …

… to close the door to consultation with representative organisations enjoying the loyalty of the people, is not the … should be lost in making contact with the leadership of organisations and bodies, among them the African National …

… South African history. 1988 24 February, 17 anti-apartheid organisations are banned, including the UDF, Azapo and … outside his home. 20 August, Defying the state, restricted organisations declare themselves “unrestricted”. 31 August, … in Johannesburg hold a large meeting at which four student organisations declare themselves “unrestricted”. Police break …

… the State President. He unbanned the ANC and other banned organisations, and the country moved towards negotiations for …

… attended by representatives of more than 100 governments, organisations and liberation movements. Oliver Tambo makes a … proclamation under the Internal Security Act, declares 18 organisations unlawful, arrests some 70 leading Africans, …

… later when a commission of inquiry was appointed the two organisations jointly briefed council. They later withdrew …

… It would consist of eight delegates from each of the organisations sponsoring the Congress. It was envisaged that …

… were asserting themselves in civic associations, student organisations and trade unions. A broad front comprising the …

… felt until this day. The intense persecution of workers' organisations which began during the strike, when trade union … from a large number of African, Indian, Coloured and white organisations, as well as representatives from a number of … through the medium of their own recognised and registered organisations." In a statement on May 11, 1947, on the …

… to become a founding member of multiple grassroots women’s organisations and a member of parliament from 1994 to 1999. … schools, creating and endorsing grassroots women’s rights organisations, and guest lecturing in universities, Gertrude … an activist, Fester was a founding member of many women’s organisations, including the Gender Advocacy Programme and …

… to provide for these settlers drove Africans to form organisations that campaigned for greater land rights for the indigenous inhabitants. These organisations included the East African Association (EAA), … disillusioned with the conservative change espoused by organisations like the KAU. Instead, they were prepared to …

… and Oliver Tambo . Hilda Bernstein is banned from 26 organisations, all meetings,writing and from being published. …

… trade unions and work for their 'general advancement.' Organisations like the IWL, while pioneering, came up against … African, Coloured and Indian delegates representing 45 organisations decide to form to form the Non-European United … both hold special meetings to discuss a merger of the two organisations. May, Sir Benegal Rama Rau, the new Indian …

… It would consist of eight delegates from each of the organisations sponsoring the Congress. It was envisaged that …

… On 28 July 1942, a conference of 88 non-European organisations set at Inchcape Hall, Cape Town, to discuss the … seriously, and later take over, the Indian political organisations. It can, therefore, be seen how the war issue … campaigns between the authorities and the Indian political organisations. On 7 October, 1940, the radicals held a mass …

… Family, religion and language Sport, welfare, educational organisations, family and religion all formed a crucial part … were more involved in sports, community and political organisations and had greater freedom of movement. Closeness … religious awareness. Between 1905 and 1915, 12 Hindu organisations emerged due to the efforts of visiting …

… Against Apartheid and other anti-Apartheid activist organisations claimed Simon’s involvement with South Africa …

… of 1913 they did not attempt to form any long-term women's organisations or play an overt political role again until the …

… (LAC) as well as those who contested elections in these organisations. 1976 MP Naicker received the prestigious …

… Party, homeland leaders, Mass Democratic Movement organisations, religious leaders, and the National Party … The All Party Preparatory meeting takes place. Twenty organisations and parties attend. It is decided that the name … each, none of whom are representative of any political organisations or parties. This marks a change from the style …

… of coordination in the activities of the various Afrikaner organisations – his GRA, Hofmeyr’s BBV, the Zuid Afrikaansche … the Afrikaner Bond Having combined the various Afrikaner organisations at the second Richmond Congress, the Afrikaner …