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… 'Unite! Mobilise! Fight On! 1976 ANC document …

… Drum Photographer © Baileys African History Archive. The 1976 Soweto riots ushered in an era of increased … in Eastern Bloc countries under the auspices of the ANC. Umkhonto we Sizwe became more visible in its attacks on … that day, the group sabotaged railway lines in support of calls for a stay away. The unit’s second military operation …

… Drum Photographer © Baileys African History Archive. The 1976 Soweto riots ushered in an era of increased … in Eastern Bloc countries under the auspices of the ANC. Umkhonto we Sizwe became more visible in its attacks on … that day, the group sabotaged railway lines in support of calls for a stay away. The unit's second military operation …

… Introduction The 16 June 1976 Uprising that began in Soweto and spread countrywide … black students began mobilizing themselves. On 16 June 1976 between 3000 and 10 000 students mobilized by the South … youth and to give the movement political direction. The ANC in exile called for immediate international action and …

… January 1976, a group of people with Mosima Sexwale are taken by two … that her husband died in police custody. 21 March, The ANC commemorates the 16th anniversary of the Sharpeville … Swaziland. 9 September, Empraim Mfalapitsa is met by two ANC officials, known as Isaac Makopo and Keith Mokoape in …

… 1976 16 June, Extra police patrols are deployed. 24 June, The … Western Cape Youth Uprising timeline 1976 …

… 1976 According to the government-appointed Cillie Commission … Women to be detained. She is released and banned again. 1976 - 1979 15 November - 15 June, 110 bombings by insurgents … attacked Matola in Mocambique. At least fourty attacks by ANC insurgents occurred during 1981. 630 people were …

… International Audience Following the Soweto uprising of 1976, the South African government placed increased … photography, which flourished in South Africa after 1976, played a crucial role in informing the international … a group of South African exiles - mostly members of the ANC - convened at the University of Botswana to discuss the …

… over to non-whites. Editor Anthony Sampson complied with calls to "remove the white hand" and left all the journalism … grew less tolerant of the condemning imagery. Until 1976, photographic censorship was only vehemently enforced in … [59] Photographs served as mobilization tools for the ANC and other opposition groups. Staffrider 's editors write: …

… Times Media Collection, Museum Africa. The period 1967 to 1976 marked the beginning of a new chapter in resistance … 1960s witnessed attempts by the African National Congress (ANC) to establish infiltration routes back to South Africa … of labour strikes erupted, followed by the youth revolt in 1976. The Liberation Struggle in Retreat 1967-1976 - …

… From Union to South African Republic 1900-1976 …

… The ANC in exile issued its first January 8th statement in 1972, the founding date of the ANC. This statement outlined the organisation’s programme for … January 8th, 1977 - No statement issued January 8th, 1976 - No statement issued January 8th, 1975 - No statement …

… The ANC Policy Conference is where a range of topics affecting … ANC Policy Documents …

… The African National Congress (ANC) is South Africa's governing party and has been in power … of black South Africans. The organization was renamed the ANC in 1923. While the organization’s early period was … people and brutal crackdown of political activists, the ANC together with the SACP formed a military wing, uMkhonto …

… When the African National Congress (ANC) was formed in 1912, it did not accept women as members. … League (BWL) was formed in 1918, as a branch of the ANC. It became involved in passive resistance and fought … League was under the leadership of Charlotte Maxeke . The ANC only accepted women as members at the Congress's 1943 …

… Black Beauty and the tardy introduction of television in 1976. After that date, government-controlled broadcast media … its ties to local nationalist organizations, such as the ANC. During the years it was banned, while the ANC continued to operate legally, the CPSA viewed the ANC as …

… The African National Congress (ANC) was formed in 1912 as a result of many grievances. This … ANC Origins and Background …

… ANC Conference Documents …

… Address by ANC President Nelson Mandela to ANC-Business Summit …

… Address by ANC President Nelson Mandela to ANC-business summit …

… On 8 January 2012 the African National Congress (ANC) celebrated its centenary. As part of the uKhongolose: ANC and South Africa’s Struggle for Freedom feature, SAHO started updating the presidential profiles of all the ANC presidents since its formation in 1912. This project …

… is the birth place of the SANNC, which became the ANC in 1923, one of the largest organizations in later years … The formation of the SANNC/ANC …

… Opening Address by ANC Deputy President Nelson Mandela At the ANC/ IFP Summit …

… The 52nd African National Congress ( ANC ) National Conference took place from 16 – 20 December … had been running for the position of President of the ANC despite having served his two terms as President of South Africa. Attaining the position of President of the ANC, however, would have allowed Mbeki to have huge influence …

… ANC stalwart Fatima Meer dies …

… ANC National Conference 1991-2013 …

… relating to From Union to South African Republic 1900-1976 …

… the policy of apartheid. The African National Congress (ANC) reacted immediately to the government’s increased … pass and other restrictive laws. On 26 March 1950, the ANC held a ‘Defend Free Speech’ convention in reaction to the … Dr James Moroka gave his first public address. The ANC called for a May Day stay-at-home in demand of the vote. …

… Other organisations related to the ANC …

… The ANC’s first armed military operation …