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Book 5: People, Places and Apartheid - Chapter 2 - The Soweto Uprising of June 1976: A Turning Points Event by Phil Bonner
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… contribute to the family income. The wage gap between black and white workers narrowed across all sectors between 1964 and
1974
, reflecting the improved wages of African workers on the Witwatersrand. How did grand apartheid contribute to the … structural changes in the South African economy. Massive increases in oil prices (following the Arab-Israeli War) in 1973-
1974
pushed the world economy into deep depression, combined with rapid inflation. In 1975 a sharp drop in the gold price … of the South African Students Congress (SASO) as well as Mathe Diseko, the national secretary of SASM. SASM revived in
1974
, encouraged by the military coup in Portugal in April
1974
and the decolonisation of Mozambique. As SASM leaders began …
“Exodus without a map”: What happened to the Durban moment? by Edward Webster
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… in Durban, a non-racial trade union movement emerged after some decades of repression by the apartheid state (Maree,
1974
). These unions were not entirely new but they presented a challenge not only to the apartheid state and employers but … The Workers’ Struggle: where does FOSATU stand? South African Labour Bulletin. 7(8). Institute for Industrial Education.
1974
. The Durban Strikes. Durban and Johannesburg: IIE in association with Ravan Press. Mamdani, M. 2021. Neither Settler nor … Press. Turner, R. 1972. The Eye of a Needle: An Essay in Participatory Democracy. Johannesburg: Ravan Press. Webster, E.
1974
. Black Consciousness and the White Left. Dissent. March/April, 1–4. Webster, E. 1979. A Profile of Unregistered Union …
Speech by President Nelson Mandela at a banquet in honour of President Nujoma of Namibia Cape Town, 13 May 1996.
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… three languages as mediums of instruction, it was quietly forgotten by the white bureaucrats who ran African education. In
1974
, however, the Secretary for Bantu Education, Dr Hennie van Zyl, died and in the shake-up that followed his death, Bantu …
CHAPTER 1 - Old Battle-Cries and Borrowed Language by Howard Barrell
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… central importance of armed struggle and devalued other forms of political activity. ANC armed activity between 1961 and
1974
was a failure. If the ANC benefited by this failure - perhaps via others’ recognition that it had at least tried to confront the South African state - that advantage remained well hidden in
1974
. The ANC had come close to being completely destroyed in 1963 and 1964 and, 10 years on, it was a near irrelevance inside South Africa. The reasons for the failure of the ANC’s armed activity between 1961 and
1974
fell into four categories: under-estimation of its enemy, the South African state; over-estimation of its own abilities …
South African Communist Party Timeline 1870-1996
Article
… that Chris Hani should return to South Africa to start creating a permanent underground structure within the country.
1974
Bram Fischer is seriously ill with cancer and liberal newspapers and political leaders mount an intensive campaign for …
Newspaper article taken from the City Press in 2002: Student Politics under Apartheid
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… that aroused anger, hope and resistance among students. University student boycotts in 1972 and pro-FRELIMO rallies in
1974
led to political awakening and organisation among school students and youth. SASO was one of the catalysts of the Soweto …
Namibian Timeline
Article
… illegal, and that the administration is obliged to withdraw from the country. 1971/2 13,000 workers go on strike. 24 April
1974
The National Party of South West Africa (NPSWA) wins all 18 seats to the Legislative National Assembly. 1975 Swapo …
A Brief History of Mali by US Department of State updated 01 October 2015
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… years faced debilitating internal political struggles and the disastrous Sahelian drought. A new constitution, approved in
1974
, created a one-party state and was designed to move Mali toward civilian rule. However, the military leaders remained in …
Book 5: People, Places and Apartheid - Chapter 1 - People, Politics and Ideology by Malegapuru William Makgoba
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… perspective, the white government’s position in the 1970s was unstable. The collapse of Portuguese colonialism in
1974
meant that Mozambique and Angola could no longer act as buffers between “white” South Africa and the countries of …
Whither Palestine? by Ronnie Kasrils, 19 May 2015, London
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… raised the national consciousness of the scattered Palestinian people after the disasters of 1948 and 1967. The year
1974
consequently saw perhaps the greatest political success of the post-1967 phase, when linked to Arafat’s “olive branch” speech to the United Nations General Assembly in November
1974
, the UN granted the PLO observer status. Resolutions recognising the PLO as “representative of the Palestinian people” … collapse of Portuguese colonialism as a consequence of its wars in Africa and revolt of the military in Lisbon in April
1974
; 4. The growing isolation of South Africa as a result of the international boycott campaign which grew from …
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