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… On 16 August 1924 the first radio licence in SA was issued to Dr …

… had formed an Action Committee and agreed to march on 16 June. They were protesting an order to be taught in …

… fight for freedom and also her multiple prison stints. In 1961, the ANC’s militant branch, Umkhonto we Sizwe (MK), recruited Nyembe to join the armed struggle. [12] Here, she worked alongside many famous leaders such as … to protest the abysmal treatment of women in prison.” [16] While in prison, Nyembe took on the double burden of …

… lasting a total of 491 days. At two in the morning on May 12, 1969, police raided and searched Winnie’s home with her … her detainment, the police began to interrogate Winnie. [12] For five days straight, she was intensely interrogated … day and night, making it extremely difficult to sleep. [16] Her cell, fifteen by five feet, was right next to the …

… and research in SA.   The  lecture / performance  ( 12:00 – 14:30 , Senate Chamber, UWC) is open to all …

… and for handling the same a committee consisting of 12 of us has already been selected. Send us 2 dozen copies of your constitution, sendus, say 12 copies of advertising bills with attractive cartoons if …

… yesterday afternoon, the 10th of August 1964; it was dated 12 July 1964. One wonders how quick the letters can be if … Your last photo was taken by Mthetwa or Cuthbert Mawana 12 years ago. Can you believe that? Have you any photo of Max …

… faithful to God’s Word would be spared.” (Edgar, 2010: 12) Enoch Mgijima’s visions become more violent. He is asked … twenty-nine of their followers are sentenced to between 12 and 18 months of hard labour. 1924 Charles Mgijima dies in …

… had helped to make, were inaudible and could not be used. 12 February, The possibility of obtaining a formula for … van Rooyen and Rudolph Gouws) were legally prisoners. 16 July, Judge Niel Tuchten dismissed the bail application of …

… passes should they move from one place to another. 1811-12 The British assisted by about 700 men of the Cape Regiment …

… % Votes No votes Seats African National Congress 62.65 12 237 655 252 National Party 20.39 3 983 690 82 Inkatha …

… learners. The school starts with Grade 8 to Grade 12. The subjects taught in school are: English; Mathematics; …

… aftermath of democratic elections May 1994- December 1996 12.   Post-election political violence 13.   Apartheid …

… with inoperable cancer of the throat. He died in Durban on 12 April 1988.  …

… April 1957. The SA Navy was to also acquire three new Type 12 (modified Rothesay Class) anti submarine frigates, ten Ton …

… started in 1835 when over a three year period more then 12,000 Boers (farmers) left the Cape Colony. They trekked …

… them off a Portuguese slaver. A second school, attended by 12 White children, four slaves and one Khoi-Khoi, was opened …

… the University of Bloemfontein from 1922- 42. He died on 12 April 1969 in Bloemfontein. …

… in concentration and labour camps that were established. [12] He studied children called the ‘Rehoboth Bastards’ – … superiority, racial segregation and anti-miscegenation. [16] The Great Depression and resulting economic competition … Australians. Sydney: Allen & Unwin, 1982. [12] Bridgman, Jon, and Leslie J. Worley. "Genocide of the …

… A Ravine at the Eastern end of Badspoort, 16 km South-East of Calitzdorp. The name is Afrikaans for …

… an independent Black African state to visit South Africa (16-20 August). During his visit Banda met with the State …

… contractor D Godley. Its foundation stone was laid on 16 May 1894 by President Reitz and the Eastern and Western …

… South Africa's liberation movements. The following year on 16 September, The European Economic Community (EEC) imposed …

… Transcript of evidence (continued from 9, 10, 11 and 16 May 1983) from Wolfram Kistner, Director of the Commission …

… Mbeki and Billy Masetlha, led the Soweto youth uprising on 16 June 1976. Many of those who led the protest were later … South African History Online , ‘Key People in the June 16 Soweto Youth Uprising’ , [online], available at …

… poet in South African literature history. When she was 16, her first book was published by Tafelberg Publishers in …

… Cradock was Kaladokhwe. Following the Frontier War of 1811-12 the British established a military outpost on a site about … who, at that stage, was stationed in Graaff-Reinet . On 12 July 1812 Ensign Andries Stockenstrom was appointed … as "a miserable place which could never advance" , and on 12 March 1825 he relocated its drostdy to Somerset East . …

… the year. Source: N.I.C. Agenda Book, Conference 3-5 March 1961, S. S. Singh Collection. UNITED NATIONS AND SOUTH AFRICA … and elsewhere and finally reached South Africa in January 1961. He was here for 10 days having had to cut his visit … of the South African Government. It is significant that in 1961 Mr. Hammarskjoeld is not only allowed to enter South …

… rural and urban areas and the launch of armed struggle in 1961. Kulonyaka sigubha iminyaka eiykhulu selokhu kwazalwa … "Chief" ngesikhathi singena emzabalazweni wezikhali ngo 1961. Sasiboshwe naye uChief ngecala okwakuthiwa elokuketula …

… Grenada (1983) Supported an unsuccessful invasion of Cuba (1961) Undertook a long (1964-75) and unsuccessful effort to … (1945 - 53) Dwight Eisenhower (1953 - 61) John F. Kennedy (1961 - 63) Lyndon B. Johnson (1963 - 69) Richard Nixon (1969 … North Carolina, where black patrons are not served. 1961: Freedom Rides begin from Washington, D.C. into Southern …