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24. Juni 2024 · On the morning of 16 June 1976 most secondary schools gathered for a planned peaceful march from Soweto to Orlando Stadium for the rally. About 20 000 took part in the protest. This article focusses on the 45
13. Juni 2024 · The Soweto Uprising of 1976 began peacefully on 16 June, when 20,000 school students marched to protest over the use of Afrikaans in education. Police officers fired on the marchers and...
16. Juni 2024 · What happened on 16 June and in the days that followed forever altered the course of the struggle against apartheid and cemented that generation as change agents in South Africa’s sociopolitical ...
27. Juni 2024 · A report filmed three years earlier and a discussion broadcast from Johannesburg consider current conditions in Soweto. Dean Desmond Tutu argues that the problems are caused by deep resentment ...
16. Juni 2024 · The South African government in 1976 was at the peak of its seeming strength in controlling the nation and in stamping out efforts to thwart an increasingly all-encompassing system of apartheid.
16. Juni 2024 · The Soweto riots of 1976 were the most brutal and violent riots that had taken place against the South African apartheid administration. It was also amazing in how far and how fast it spread. Its significance would go beyond the violence on the streets.
16. Juni 2024 · On June 16, 1976, students organized a peaceful demonstration, and thousands marched to form a rally at Soweto’s Orlando Stadium. On the way, they were met with large military vehicles with teargas and later live ammunition. The news of what happened was soon spread throughout the country and uprisings carried on for over a year ...
