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… management committee decided on a new administration for Bophuthatswana. The decision followed a widespread revolt that gripped Bophuthatswana as demonstrators demanded the reincorporation … Maharaj. Chief Lucas Mangope was overthrown as leader of Bophuthatswana and Dr. Tjaart van der Walt was appointed as …

… The Bophuthatswana Territorial Authority was created in 1961, and in June 1972 Bophuthatswana was declared a self-governing state. On 6 … was granted independence by the South African government. Bophuthatswana's capital city was Mmabatho and 99% of its … Bophuthatswana, was Previously a Homeland …

… factories, lay off all the workers, and then reopen in Bophuthatswana where it can expect to pay its new employees a … Patons moves to Bophuthatswana …

… Students at the University of Bophuthatswana celebrate the coup to topple Bophuthatswana’s president, Lucas Mangope, taking ove …

… A dissatisfied faction of the Bophuthatswana Defence Force and some members of the National … S.A. State President P.W. Botha and the S.A. ambassador in Bophuthatswana not to interfere. His request was not granted … Malebane Metsing stages a coup in Bophuthatswana …

… Lucas Mangope was ousted as President of the homeland of Bophuthatswana.  Mangope came to power in Bophuthatswana in 1966 during the reign of former Prime Minister B J Vorster.  Mangope governed Bophuthatswana from 1977 until 1994.  His reign was … Carlin J. ( 14 March 1994) Bophuthatswana taken off the map from The Independant …

… The 'homeland' government of Bophuthatswana under the presidency of Chief Lucas Mangope … of 1983, which made squatting illegal for people without Bophuthatswana residence permits or identity books. This law was a strategy applied by the Bophuthatswana government to make people recognise its …

… 17 October 1991, 18 political prisoners were released from Bophuthatswana (now known as North West Province). Initially Bophuthatswana government officials announced that they were … Amnesty (1991).  ‘South Africa (Bophuthatswana)’ Former Hunger-strikers from Rooigrond …

… and civic grievances at the Odi magistrate's court. Bophuthatswana police fired at the crowd, killing eleven … Violence erupts in Bophuthatswana Townships and Kathlehong …

… Bophuthatswana Industrial Conciliation Act …

… Thirty-four years ago, on 6 December 1977, Bophuthatswana was granted ‘independence' by the South … schools and sports grounds. After the 1994 elections, Bophuthatswana, together with other homelands, was … dead. References: South African History Online (2011). ‘Bophuthatswana’from South African History Online [online]. …

… The Bar Association of Bophuthatswana, the Side Bar of Bophuthatswana and the School of Law of the University of Bophuthatswana …

… In 1994, the persistant tensions in Bophuthatswana homeland came to a head after the homeland's … of the territory. The President, Lucas Mangope, wished for Bophuthatswana to remain an independent state and therefore … Mangope calls out troops as unrest flares in Bophuthatswana …

… The Star reports that Bophuthatswana's administration has decided not to publish … date, conflict between the Winterveld community and the Bophuthatswana authorities culminated in a meeting of between … The meeting was calm initially, but later became unruly. Bophuthatswana police, led by Colonel AM Molope, opened fire …

… Platinum strike ends in Bophuthatswana …

… (AWB) (Afrikaner Resistance Movement) members drove into Bophuthatswana, a Bantustan homeland in the north western … randomly attacked residents in the Mafikeng town of Bophuthatswana, killing 42 people. Three AWB members were shot dead by members of the Bophuthatswana Defence Force. Shortly after the incident and …

… Mafeking (Mafikeng) is surrendered to Bophuthatswana …

… Bophuthatswana puts ban on SA unions …

… Bophuthatswana: At the edge of time …

… Bophuthatswana’s minister of Health and Social Welfare, Mr …

… of the new Tswana executive council,then chief minister of Bophuthatswana legislative assembly three years later.Mangope … "independence" under the leadership of Mangope and his Bophuthatswana Democratic Party. After the 1976 Soweto … to crush all opposition.South Africa mass upheavals of the Bophuthatswana. In February 1988,Mangope was taken hostage in …

… A dissatisfied faction of the Bophuthatswana Defence Force and some members of the National … S.A. State President P.W. Botha and the S.A. ambassador in Bophuthatswana not to interfere. His request was not granted … Malebane-Metsing stages a coup in Bophuthatswana …

… Conversation with Joseph Alphers, Bophuthatswana, October 1985 …

… of political activity and treason levelled by the Bophuthatswana government. Bopalamo, one of a family of six … an independent stance, and refused the ruling party of Bophuthatswana permission to hold political meetings, a move … B.Ed degree. In February 1988, after the abortive coup in Bophuthatswana, Bopalama was arrested by the Bop police, as …

… on the border of South Africa proper and the homeland of Bophuthatswana, within which the Bafokeng territory of … Dowling recounted how he was summoned by the President of Bophuthatswana on 12 February 1991. Appearing before Mangope …

… relations which existed over the ages. The government of Bophuthatswana declared their state to be Christian. The main … South Africa and calling for the end of states such as Bophuthatswana. This saw the new secular state of South … Church and State relations: the story of Bophuthatswana and its independence from 1977 to 1994 …

… in the African Chamber of Commerce and in the politics of  Bophuthatswana , the Tswana "homeland." …

… management committee decided on a new administration for Bophuthatswana. The decision followed a widespread revolt that gripped Bophuthatswana as demonstrators demanded the reincorporation … Maharaj. Chief Lucas Mangope was overthrown as leader of Bophuthatswana and Dr. Tjaart van der Walt was appointed as …

… The Star reports that Bophuthatswana’s administration has decided not to publish …

… From 1978 to 1988 he lectured in art at the University of Bophuthatswana and at the Hebron College of Education. …