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… political organisations and prevented them from making common cause with Africans. In 1939 he was elected to the … Resistance Council. In 1948 he was among the Communist leaders eventually brought to trial in the government's …

… there. The organisation held a Freedom Festival in Clapham Common in London where more than 100 000 people marched to the Common. People joined the march and the crowd multiplied to over 250 000 as more came to hear leaders of the ANC, Swapo and other anti-apartheid activist …

… 1934 where Africans, coloureds and Indians discussed their common grievances and ideals. By the end of the 1920s … considering the removal of the Cape black voters from the common voters' roll. In order to oppose Hertzog's … was formed in 1935, with Mahabane becoming one of the AAC leaders. At its first meeting in December 1935 he was elected …

… of the language and wrote with remarkable facility. His leaders, forceful, eloquent and polished, were typed at top … that removed coloured voters in the Cape from the Common Roll. It was issues of this kind, involving questions … Burger began the practice of printing each other's main leaders. In 1960 Norton was called to the Bar of the Senate …

… NP government was busy removing "Coloured" voters from the common roll and the country was in constitutional crisis. He …

… was appointed as a minister. In May 1908 white political leaders in South African convened a National Convention to …

… Jennifer worked with Little Steven and a host of cultural leaders to tap the energy, power, and economic muscle of … for Mandela to address Congress and to meet with national leaders and cultural figures. Jennifer and Dumisani also … together broad coalitions of individuals working on a common goal was a key to her success. She remained a militant …

… authorities allocated to Frelimo and ANC. Both were leaders in the camps of their respective movements. In the … person who epitomises their hopes and expresses their common resolve as Moses Mabhida did. In simple language he …

… experienced resistance from the Roman Catholic church leaders at the school when, together with some of his peers, … and positioned behind the public toilets. This was a common tool of subversion implemented by state security …

… brain damage and was unfit to stand trial. However, as common purpose had been formed, Mahlangu was therefore found … material were known as ‘Dead letter Boxes’ (DLBs). It was common for each unit to be split into cells of three cadres … the sheer initiative, perseverance, co-operation between leaders, ANC members and most importantly the future students …

… all these measures Botha, De la Rey, De Wet and the other leaders consistently evaded capture. Trains were boldly … Council ignored the protesters. Smuts and other Boer leaders founded Het Volk in May 1904. Although it was an … it down. Botha was torn, and believing that Afrikaner leaders in his government might accommodate Afrikaner …

… and the small stone finer). Due to the large numbers of common law prisoners, Robben Island also had its share of the … aware of the effect that this interaction had on the common law criminals and segregated them into two categories, disallowing interaction. Eventually, the common law prisoners were transferred out and the Island was …

… to abandon its policies of segregation and provide a common citizenship to all South Africans regardless of race. … to the Native Bills, satisfied that he had offered African leaders a reasonable concession. In April 1936, the Union … of Natives Act . Africans were eliminated from the common voters’ roll in the Cape, but given the right to elect …

… movements, demonstrating how these two struggles shared common ground in their fight for equality. Nkoli was integral … police arrived at the cemetery and arrested 22 political leaders who were involved with the protests. Nkoli was one of … surrounding Johannesburg. GLOW included a number of black leaders, and supported more than just the white LGBTQ+ …

… (ANCYL) and the South African Communist Party (SACP) leaders. Curtis graduated from teacher training school in … They became firm friends, largely because they shared a common passion, reading. Most of their time together was … was arrested again in Johannesburg alongside 16 other leaders of the UDF and charged with treason. Together with …

… Sethwala’s murder and public violence under clause of common purpose . De Bruin appeared in court amongst others on … house. Twenty five of the accused were convicted under the common propose clause and of these 14 were sentenced to … favour and overturned the sentence and dismissed to the common purpose charge on the death of Sethwala. After …

… Party (NP) wanted to remove the “Coloured” voters from the common voters roll. [1] This was done to artificially enlarge … to suppress political activists, by banning political leaders and sending them into exile. However, the Black Sash …

… authorities allocated to Frelimo and ANC. Both were leaders in the camps of their respective movements. In the … person who epitomises their hopes and expresses their common resolve as Moses Mabhida did. In simple language he …

… Grahamstown on 17 August 1978 under the "Sabotage Act" and common law (public violence, murder, arson) to 22 years …

… their highest social aspirations and retaining the common touch Abdurahman became immensely popular within the … the left, Abdullah Abdurahman and other moderate political leaders suffered increasing criticism for their adherence to …

… was achieved, at least in the Cape Colony. He made the leaders of the (Afrikaner) Bond understand that as British … the refugees, restitution of the prisoners, return to the common law,  transfer from military to civilian government, … managing the new rail system, the Constabulary and issues common to the two colonies. Chamberlain advised Milner to …

… Six, as they were sentenced to death under the doctrine of common purpose. …

… became involved in journalism, an occupation many African leaders found attractive during this period. Between 1912 and … with the most momentous issues, as it infringes on the common rights of the people. In all countries and among all nations worthy of the name of a free people, these common rights to the purchase and sale of lands are …

… In 1909, he accompanied a delegation of Black and Coloured leaders to London to ask for a better deal for black people … what unites the races better than men because of their common experience of mothering’ . She also believed women …

… for the 'Sharpeville Six', sentenced to death under a common purpose ruling for the death of a person killed during … in Africa where he had close friendships with many leaders. The government agreed, and had him in mind as a …

… National Congress (ANC) strong­hold. With other PAC leaders he signed a statement in 1961 denouncing preparations … secretary of the ANCYL and become close to eastern cape leaders James Njongwe , Alcott Gwentshe ,and Joel Lengisi .In … under the Suppression of Communism Act with other campaign leaders.In the late 1950s Fazzie was the manager of a general …

… his father and three siblings, finding he had little in common with their strict Calvinism – so much so that his own … the removal of the few remaining Black people from the common voters' roll. Uys and his editor, Joel Mervis led a …