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… "The Nature of the Struggle Today." …

… as a nurse, freedom fighter, mother or wife. Her caring nature was nurtured from an early age when she had to take care of her siblings for her sickly mother (who had been greatly … sense of unity amongst her fellow comrades in the freedom struggle. Nontsikelelo Albertina’s dedication to her work …

… METHODS OF STRUGGLE …

… are hosting this conference on the history and politics of the armed struggle in southern Africa. The conference is being funded … and understand, not least because of its sensitive nature and associated secrecy. One of the conference’s key … Conference: The Politics of Armed Struggle in Southern Africa …

… 1960 Sharpeville Massacre, the Government declared a State of Emergency (SOE), in 83 magisterial districts – the first state of emergency declared by the Apartheid State. The Government … 1960, 18,000 persons were detained since the proclamation of the SOE. Alongside a national crackdown on political …

… Women at the start of the 20th century It is only over the last three or four … the history of women's political organization, their struggle for freedom from oppression, for community rights … continued until the end of the 1950s, with in Zeerust in 1957, Johannesburg in 1958 and Natal in 1959. In 1960, as …

… that date. This special project examines the Freedom Struggle from the beginning of the 20th century up until South Africa's first democratic … history is subjective and in this case, reflects the nature of the highlighted theme, the shifting locus of power. …

… Thamsanqa Culture is a Weapon of Struggle …

… 100 Years of Struggle for Freedom …

… The 1960s marked an important watershed in South Africa's struggle against apartheid. The aftermath of the Sharpeville Massacre , in 1960, signalled the beginning of a far more brutal and intensive phase of state repression … 1960-1966: The genesis of the armed struggle …

… The 1960s marked an important watershed in South Africa's struggle against apartheid. The aftermath of the Sharpeville Massacre , in 1960, signalled the beginning of a far more brutal and intensive phase of state repression … The genesis of the armed struggle, 1960-1966 …

… pretended to be a labourer and investigated the conditions of farm workers in Bethal. He wrote the story 'Bethal Today' … in January 1962, referred to unrest in the region: "In 1957 there was considerable mass unrest and disturbances in … meetings. He recounted a few incidents that reveal the nature of the period. Dowling was summoned to appear before …

… The independence of Mozambique, in particular, gave tremendous momentum to the armed struggle in South Africa. Jacob Zuma recalls that when Angola … with the outside.” Throughout 1975 up to the first half of 1976, many people left South Africa mainly under the …

… Impact of World War II: how the nature of political quest for independence in Africa changed after …

… the Colonists. According to CG Henning, the following list of twenty anti-Indian attitudes compiled by him, contains … real as well as imaginary complaints: The withdrawal of grants of Crown Land (Act 25 of 1891) was meant to prevent … that commercial rivalry was at the root of the new class struggle. Viewed in perspective the emergent new society of …

… Redirect to Armed Struggle Conference page. … redirect Armed Struggle Conference …

… A turning point in the struggle against apartheid came about in the 1960s. This change was the result of combined elements, including the formation of the PAC, growing frustration among black people, the … The armed struggle and state repression of the 1960s …

… artists who were sidelined, staging large retrospectives of the likes of Dumile Feni and, more recently, Kay Hassan. Although this … the Medu Art Ensemble, played a role in the anti-apartheid struggle movement, which means that this exhibition has … Art lost in a time of struggle by Mary Corrigall …

… riots broke out in the Transvaal and spread to other parts of the country. These riots continued until 1986, when the … South Africans to make the country ungovernable. A State of Emergency was declared in 1985, and this changed to a … were detained during this period. Sporadic incidents of violence and unrest continued to occur throughout …

… From the early years of colonial rule, South African youth had participated in various forms against the racist character of colonialism, oppression, and segregation policies that … became prominent arenas where young people became aware of the problems faced by Black people and were organised to …

… liberation organisations debated engaging in armed struggle against the Apartheid state. Following the … Act . Severe state repression, the detention and banning of leading political activists, forced the ANC to discuss … consider the turn to the armed struggle. Younger members of the ANC and SACTU were also increasingly growing …

… The Freedom struggle in Johannesburg …