African National Congress
South Africa's liberation movement, banned from 1960 to 1990 and the governing party from 1994.
OrganizationAlso known as ANC
8 Jan 1912 –
- Identifiers
- Wikidata Q83162
Sources
Appears in24 items
- Nelson Mandela10 items

- The Defiance Campaign26 Jun 1952
- Umkhonto we Sizwe’s first attacks16 Dec 1961
- De Klerk unbans the ANC2 Feb 1990

- Negotiating the end of apartheid2 May 1990
- The ANC suspends the armed struggle6 Aug 1990
- Elected president of the ANCJul 1991
- CODESA opens at Kempton Park20 Dec 1991
- The Boipatong massacre17 Jun 1992
- Votes for the first time27 Apr 1994
- The Truth and Reconciliation Commission15 Apr 1996
- The End of Apartheid13 items

- The Defiance Campaign26 Jun 1952
- The Freedom Charter is adopted at Kliptown26 Jun 1955
- The Pan Africanist Congress is founded6 Apr 1959
- The ANC and PAC are banned8 Apr 1960
- Albert Luthuli receives the Nobel Peace Prize10 Dec 1961

- Raids on ANC targets in three capitals19 May 1986
- De Klerk unbans the liberation movements2 Feb 1990
- Negotiations2 May 1990

- The Groote Schuur Minute4 May 1990
- The violence of the transitionJul 1990
- The Boipatong massacre17 Jun 1992
- The Bisho massacre7 Sep 1992
- The first election for all26 Apr 1994

- Votes for Women1 item
