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… Chief Executive. Buthelezi, who was a former member of the ANC but a fervent Zulu nationalist, was a shrewd, proud and … members of Inkatha had either been former members of ANC, or members of the new urban middle class. The latter saw … homeland system. However, in 1979 he openly broke with the ANC in exile, its policy of sanctions and the use of the …

… also collaborated with the African National Congress (ANC)  in its campaign against Apartheid . James la Guma  and … the distinct CPNU and NEUM structures drew closer to the ANC to tackle the common oppressive actor: the Apartheid … of Voters Bill and sought to collaborate closely with the ANC. It mounted a campaign against the bill in 1951. The CPNU …

… the  National Party  (NP),  African National Congress  (ANC), South African government,  South African Communist … Meyer  (NP), Zamindlela Titus (Transkei) and  Jacob Zuma  (ANC).  Mac Maharaj  and Fanie van der Merwe, the director … took place in  Boipatong  in June 1992 resulted in the ANC withdrawing from the negotiation table and CODESA II …

… a fiery speech to the crowd Dora Tamana , a member of the ANC Women's League and later a founding member of the … Schadeberg. In June 1952 the African National Congress  (ANC)  and South African Indian Congress  (SAIC)  initiated a … pressure on the government. This was in line with the ANC's declared ‘ Programme of Action' of 1949. Volunteers …

… of that year. This showed the widespread support the ANC had in the township The Native Laws Amendment Act of 1952 … the resistance to the impending forced removals. The ANC becomes involved and there is talk of the M-Plan that …

… was founded and demanded rights for 'coloured' people. The ANC or African National Congress was formed in 1912. The … Nation, which was led by Nelson Mandela. Between 1961 and 1963, MK attacked over 200 non-civilian targets throughout … 1962, Nelson Mandela was captured by the police. In June 1963, other leaders of Umkhonto weSizwe, including Walter …

… to as "the trial that changed South Africa,” in October 1963, ten leading opponents of apartheid went on trial for … constitution that protected human rights. The Trial 1963-1964 Rivonia Trialist supporters, led by Gertude Shope … Ngawethu! and the clenched fist and upright thumb of the ANC. Some unfurled banners – "We Are Proud of Our Leaders" – …

… - 25 November 1992. The strategic perspective of the ANC is the transfer of power from the white minority regime … Africa were making it increasingly difficult for the ANC in the conduct of struggle; · there was no longer a … South African conflict. The regime was forced to unban the ANC and other organisations, release Nelson Mandela and other …

… One was the South African Native National Congress (later ANC) formed in 1912, and the other made up of more radical … self-determination... more     The formation of the ANC   The South African Native National Congress delegation … South Africa's history and heritage of inequity.  The new ANC was created against the backdrop of massive deprivation …

… One was the South African Native National Congress (later ANC) formed in 1912, and the other made up of more radical … African Nationlism ' began to emerge. The formation of the ANC The South African Native National Congress delegation to … South Africa’s history and heritage of inequity.  The new ANC was created against the backdrop of massive deprivation …

… evidenced by the formation of the ICU which eclipses the ANC. 1910 Sol Plaatje becomes the editor of Tsala ea Becoana … (Morris: 2004) Lillian Ngoyi , future leader of the  ANC Women’s League , is born in Pretoria. Ngoyi together with … (APO) and the SANNC meet in Cape Town. They issued a joint statement supporting cooperation between Coloured people and …

… awareness.  In the 1930s this was done through the ANC , the CPSA and the trade union movements. By the 1930s, … (SANNC) renamed itself, African National Congress (ANC). The ANC was hoping to be the uniting factor and the organisation …

… used by its leaders and by the African National Congress (ANC) for their own purposes. The State also saw the SAAWU as … NIC and TIC had also allegedly allied themselves with the ANC. Van Pittius concluded that certain non-violent actions, … to prove the claim that the UDF was a front for the ANC, but that it was clear that the ANC saw it in this way as …

… brewing in urban areas. The African National Congress (ANC) Secretary-General and Journalist attend the … by Pixley ka Isaka Seme . Chief Albert Luthuli , a future ANC President, commented later: “with his ascendancy, the … It is attended by more than 100 delegates representing the ANC, the APO , the Indian Congress , the Native Voters …

… a clandestine member of the African national Congress (ANC) and was later to be convicted of furthering the aims of the ANC. At the time of its formation the ANC was banned along … between educational and social transformation in its statement of beliefs: Students must be organized through …

… beyond black-white unrest, with Inkatha clashing with the ANC/UDF and breaking their ties. Press freedom was … the country and go into exile. In 1980 she joined the ANC in Zimbabwe and worked in political structures under Joe … the newly-formed UDF, which was widely described as the ‘ANC in disguise'. The United Women's Congress (UWCO), 1981 As …

… camping at Bashee River in the Transkei on 4 February 1963. Norman and Elizabeth Grobbelaar, their teenage … part of the time it was subdued by bannings and the ANC's growing stature as the more powerful liberation … Ruvu was conceived by Leballo to be similar to the ANC's 'June 16 Detachment' (initially based in the Nova …

… (Black Opinion).   1912   The African National Congress (ANC) is formed as the South African Native National Congress … weekly newspaper. 18 May, Future founding member of the ANC Youth League, Secretary General of the ANC and member of MP High Command and Vise President of the …

… Mandela and other political prisoners The unbanning of the ANC and other organizations Clearly SAYCO, like other … release of political prisoners, and the unbanning of the ANC, as these were calls for the leadership of the ANC in a democratic South Africa. Inherently socialist, SAYCO …

… debate. Two years earlier the African National Congress  (ANC) had adopted its Programme of Action. Phyllis Ntantala … SOYA propagated non-racialism, reflected in Tabata’s statement: ‘Our test is: whether or not a man applies … was established in 1959 after its members split from the ANC. This split seems to have been provoked by differences …

… role in the revival of the African National Congress (ANC) and the Pan Africanist Congress (PAC), both of which had … not only within South Africa but as part of the banned ANC operating from outside the country's borders. Some, such as Lindiwe Sisulu even joined the armed wing of the ANC. After her release from detention she joined Umkhonto we …

… a bill of rights for South Africa can be traced back to an ANC document in the early 1920s. The Freedom Charter of 1956 … organised by the Constitutional Committee of the ANC in 1991. What emerged was a commitment to a … Division - be transformed into such institutions? The ANC felt that this task would be too difficult and that the …

… slogans and other activities after the banning of the ANC and SACP. She was one of the early detainees in the … take that work into the most relaxed situations. When the ANC was banned in 1960, many people looked for reference … them in later years, to the struggles that preceded the ANC's banning. Sheila joined later generations to the rich …

… who pioneered the organisation had been active in the ANC Women’s League in 1950s. For instance, Dorothy Zihlangu, … Mildred Lesia and Dora Tamana were members of the ANC. Tamana who was aged 80 at the time and confined to a …

… un-banned, Currie's served has a 'home ground' to the ANC Women's League and Mkhonto-We Sizwe in 1993 and ANC electioneering prior to 1994. Many leaders were welcomed …

… the African National Congress" , document adopted by the ANC Consultative Conference, Morogoro, Tanzania, 1 May 1969 … for research on South Africa for several years. From 1963 to my retirement in 1985, I was in charge of … discrimination and oppression in that territory. His statement — based on his personal knowledge as the former …

… How do members take charge? The countrywide realignment of ANC branches, which started at the beginning of this year, … was reaching new intensity the need was seen for a clear statement of the future South Africa as the ANC saw it. Thus … Executive Committee of  29 September - 1 October 2000 The NEC, meeting for the first time after our historic National …

… non-racist. The UDF had a Christian heritage, like the ANC , and in many ways looked like an internal wing of the ANC, but it did not associate with the armed struggle. The … more formal and focused more on Charterist ideals and read ANC literature. These groups spread ideas, got new people …

… John B. Marks (1903-1972) was a leading figure in the ANC, the Communist Party, and the African trade union … a central role in the mine workers' strike of 1946. In 1963 he went into exile and worked in ANC offices in Tanzania … 49. ORGANISING SECRETARY, Congress Youth League, Statement, African Advocate, August/September 1947 The death …

… becomes leader of the Kenya African National Union (KANU). 1963 Kenya gains independence, with Kenyatta as prime … raising of the Kenyan flag at a ceremony on 12 December 1963, attended by thousands of celebrating Kenyans. Jomo … President Moi burns 12 tons of ivory, making a public statement against poaching. President Moi burning ivory. …