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… 1974 February Botswana Abraham Onkgopotse Tiro SASO Parcel … Political assassinations 1974 - 1994 …

… SALDRU Newspaper Clippings Archive 1974 - 2000 …

… of underdevelopment, a position she holds for six years. 1974 Libya: the Elusive Revolution , based on field … Studies and the Review of African Political Economy at Senate House, University of London. 18 June, The HSRC Press …

… elected House of Assembly and an indirectly elected Senate. However, the permission was largely restricted to …

… 1970     The Present Is a Dangerous Place to Live January 1974     To the Bitter End June 1974     My Name is Afrika, Doubleday 1971   Approaches to … Renoster books 1972, Johannesburg     Tsetlo, AD Donker 1974     No Baby Must Weep, AD Donker 1975     Third World …

… be used as a term of abuse against South Africa’. Until 1974 the SAIC was comprised only of government nominated … of the Council would henceforth be elected in polls. In 1974 the body was reconvened with a new system whereby half … Tricameral Parliament In 1981, the South African Senate was replaced with the President’s Council, an advisory …

… 1977 when SASO was banned, state repression increased. In 1974 it was listed as an “affected” organisation under the Affected Organisation Act of 1974. This meant that SASO could no longer rely on foreign …

… elected House of Assembly and an indirectly elected Senate. However, the permission was largely restricted to …

… in Oxford, England for trade unionists. Soon after, from 1974 onwards, the IIE started up the publication, South … IIE employed Harold Bhekissa Nxasana as an organiser. In 1974, it offered a correspondence course towards a Diploma in … of Eddie Webster and Bekisisa Harold Nxasana. In December 1974 Webster, an education officer who also who served on the …

… rapidly and claimed a combined membership of 3,883 by July 1974. By August 1974, MAWU reported a membership of 6500, with a third of …

… years under the Suppression of Communism Act on 1 February 1974. Harriet organised a meeting to protest the bannings at … touch with the workers’. At a TUCSA meeting on 19 February 1974, executive committee members condemned Harriet for her …

… at the national level for both chambers of parliament (the Senate and the National Assembly) and at the provincial level …

… police raids and intimidation. On the 31 January 1974, its administrative officer David Davis was banned and … harassment and intimidation from officials. On 20 May 1974, the police force’s commercial branch, CID, visited both …

… Organiser Ben Langa - Secretary General Elected at the 1974 sitting of the GSC in 1974 in Roodepoort Phandelani Nefolovodhwe - President Rubin … Director Interim Committee Elected on October 24, 1974 as a result of large scale bannings of previous …

… Nandi Mandela (1968””Thembi) Mandla Mandela (1974””Makgatho) Ndaba Mandela (1983””Makgatho) Mbuso Mandela … Andile Mandela (1993””Makgatho) Tukwini Mandela (1974””Makaziwe) Dumani Mandela(1976””Makaziwe) Kweku Mandela …

… Maantjie Act No. 44 of 1950 Sec. 9 (1) 30 June 1970 31/12/1974 Cape Town Abrahams, Elizabeth Act No. 44 of 1950 Sec. 9 … Dr. Neville Edward Act No. 44 of 1950 Sec. 9 (1) 30 April 1974 30/4/1979 Restricted to Cape Town. Graduate of UCT; … Dumo Jeffrey Martin Act No. 44 of 1950Sec. 9 (1)30 June 1974 30/9/1978 Umzimkulu Bardien, Mogamat Taufie Act No. 44 …

… (Carlson, 1973: 153) The Act was read in the South African Senate for the first time on 6 June, 1967, and debated from 7 … November, Matsau was the only one still in custody (SAIRR, 1974: 82). A member of the Sharpeville Youth Club and the … released in 1976 estimated that from the beginning of 1974 to 30 April, 1974, 217 individuals were detained under …

… issues a five year banning order to eight SASO leaders. 1974  SASO is listed as one of the affected organisation under the Affected Organisation Act of 1974. This prohibited it from receiving foreign funding to pursue its objectives. 1974 22 January, SASO holds a five-day meeting at …

… issues a five year banning order to eight SASO leaders. 1974 SASO is listed as one of the affected organisation under the Affected Organisation Act of 1974. This prohibited it from receiving foreign funding to pursue its objectives. 1974 January 22 SASO holds a five-day meeting at Hammanskraal …

… Born: Cape Town, 1974. Received her MSc (Chemical Engineering) from University …

… only directly elected house of parliament, but the Senate would be replaced by a National Council of Provinces. … continued to serve in the National Assembly and in the Senate. It was signed into law on 10 December 1996. The …

… industries and the Bolton Hall trade unionists, and by 1974 claimed 22 000 members. Following the 1973 Durban … spearheaded the militant activities of workers. In May 1974, the Commercial Branch of the police confiscated the …

… Wood and Allied Workers Union (PWAWU) was formed on 31 May 1974 in Springs, Transvaal. It was also established with the …

… Trade Union Advisory and Coordinating Council (TUACC) in 1974. By the 1980s its membership exceeded 20 000 in the …

… Food and Allied Workers Union (SFAWU) was established in 1974 with the help of the Urban Training Project (UTP). …

… government tried to get together to double the size of the senate in order to get a majority vote to remove Coloured … two members of the Black Sash, trying to oppose this senate bill. This organization became known for the black … unfair that the government was trying to fix up the senate, in order to have more votes, to block Coloured people …

… and Helen Newton-Thompson. The women were opposed to the Senate Bill which asked for a two thirds majority of both …

… of Communism Act of 1950, on 27 February 1973.  In 1974, four senior NUSAS officials were detained. …