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  1. South African Party

    Refimprove date July 2008 The South African Party was a political party that existed in the Union of South Africa from 1911 to 1934. History The outline and foundation for the party was realized after the election of a South African party in the South African general election, 1910 1910 South African ... Het Volk political party Het Volk from the Transvaal Afrikaner Bond and South African Party Cape Colony South African Party from the Cape Colony Orangia Unie from the Orange River Colony The South African Party of the Cape Colony was launched by William Schreiner, the former attorney general under the leadership of Cecil Rhodes . The party was intended to project a more moderate platform than that of the Afrikaner Bond . This party also advocated more peaceful relations with neighboring states .... ref Initially its main political opposition came from Unionist Party South Africa Unionist Party , which ... who formed the National Party South Africa National Party . Rising discontent with the economic ... of it remained when the government, now a SAP Unionist Party South Africa Unionist coalition government under the leadership of Jan Smuts , faced the South African general election, 1924 1924 South African general election , in which it was defeated by a National Party South Africa National Labour Party South Africa South African Labour Party coalition. The SAP remained in opposition with its Unionist ... to form a coalition government and on December 5, 1934 a merger into the United Party South Africa United South African National Party . External links Commons category South African Party Union of South Africa References Reflist added above categories infobox footers by script assisted edit DEFAULTSORT South African Party Union Of South Africa Category Political parties established in 1911 Category Defunct political parties in South Africa Category 1911 establishments in South Africa af Suid Afrikaanse Party de South African Party eu Hegoafrikar Alderdia fr Parti sud africain nl Suid ...   more details



  1. South African Business Party

    The South African Business Party SABP assists people to plan their business , advises and guides business in regard to exporting , tax reduction , job creation and the like. External links http www.sabp.org.za Official Site Category Political parties in South Africa SouthAfrica party stub ...   more details



  1. South African Labour Party

    of South Africa The South African Labour Party , formed in March 1910 following discussions between .... This paved the way for an election agreement between the Labour Party and the National Party South Africa National Party NP for the South African general election, 1924 1924 general election , which ... Party and the South African Party merged in 1934 as the United Party South Africa United Party UP . When that party split, over the issue of South African participation in the Second World War .... When the National Party formed a coalition with Jan Smuts s South African Party , in 1933, the Pact government came to an end. At the South African general election, 1933 , the Creswell faction became ... Results The number of members returned ref South Africa 1982 , page 174 ref and votes cast ref South Africa 1982 , page 176 ref for the Labour Party were as follows. class wikitable Election MPs ... Socialism democratic socialist party representing the interests of the white working class . ref South Africa 1982 , page 165 ref History The party was represented in the South African House of Assembly from the South African general election, 1910 until it lost its last seats in the South African ... Africa. Between 1910 and 1929 the Party was led by the United Kingdom British born Frederic Creswell ... to a strike in South Africa , which had been defused through a combination of military force and negotiation ... government, including its leader, Creswell, as Minister of Defence South Africa Minister of Defence . ref South Africa 1982 , page 167 ref In the event, Creswell remained in office until 1933, for much ... May 1947 obituary of Walter Madeley ref After the South African general election, 1929 , even though .... Walter Madeley, the Labour leader, left the coalition in 1945. ref South Africa 1982 , page 168 ... Archives, 1946 1948 , page 8996 ref Dissident Labour candidates also contested the South African ... John Christie , died during the South African general election, 1953 . His successor, the last Labour ...   more details



  1. South African Communist Party

    party country South Africa name english South African Communist Party name native logo Image South African Communist Party logo.png colorcode red leader Blade Nzimande president chairperson spokesperson ... www.sacp.org.za footnotes Politics of South Africa South African Communist Party SACP is a political party in South Africa . It was founded in 1921 as the Communist Party of South Africa by the joining ... South Africa Soviet Union relations af Suid Afrikaanse Kommunistiese Party da Det sydafrikanske kommunistparti de South African Communist Party es Partido Comunista Sudafricano fr Parti communiste sud africain it Partito Comunista Sudafricano nl South African Communist Party no South African Communist ... National Congress and the Congress of South African Trade Unions COSATU . History The Communist Party of South Africa first came to prominence during the armed Rand Rebellion by white mineworkers ... stipulated that South Africa was a country belonging to the Natives, that is, the Blacks. The Party ... and, in 1953 relaunched itself as the South African Communist Party the name change emphasising the party s orientation towards the particular concerns of South Africans. The party was not legalised ... Africa and Steve Biko . As the National Party South Africa National Party increased repression in response ... League & the Communist Party of South Africa 1914 1932 by Sheridan Johns. Mayibuye History and Literature ... Years The Communist Party of South Africa 1921 1971 http www.marxists.org history international comintern sections sacp index.htm South African Communist Party Documents from Marxists Internet Archive . http reference.allrefer.com country guide study south africa south africa110.html South African history ... League of South Africa membership year 2007 membership 51,874 ideology Communism , br Marxism Leninism ... for a white South Africa . With the failure of the rising, in part due to black workers failing ... by the African Mine Workers Strike in 1946. Many party members, such as Bram Fischer were arrested ...   more details



  1. South West African Labour and Farmers' Party

    Unreferenced stub auto yes date December 2009 Orphan date November 2006 Politics of Namibia The South West African Labour and Farmers Party was a political party in Namibia . It was founded on 25 November 1931. Namibia party stub DEFAULTSORT South West African Labour And Farmers Party Category Labour parties Category Political parties in Namibia ...   more details



  1. South West African Labour Party

    Politics of Namibia The South West African Labour Party , initially known as the Federal Coloured People s Party , was a political party in Namibia . It was formed in 1973, and led by Andrew Kloppers . In October 1974, it won the elections to the South West Africa Coloured Council . It participated in the Turnhalle Constitutional Conference and subsequently joined the Democratic Turnhalle Alliance . ref cite web url http rehobothbasters.com newsdetails.php?id 136 title DTA Down but Not Out first Kuvee last Kangueehi publisher New Era Namibia New Era via rehobothbasters.com date 22 October 2004 accessdate 8 September 2011 ref References reflist Category Labour parties Category Political parties established in 1973 Category Political parties in Namibia Namibia party stub ...   more details



  1. Congress of the People (South African political party)

    Assembly South Africa National Assembly seats seats1 Infobox political party seats 30 400 hex ... URL www.cope.za.org country South Africa footnotes The Congress of the People COPE is a South African political party formed in 2008 by former members of the African National Congress ANC . ref cite news url http news.bbc.co.uk 2 hi africa 7784763.stm work BBC News title New party to challenge ANC ... a closer relationship with the South African Communist Party and Congress of South African Trade Unions ... Africa at the 2009 election, was facing corruption charges in relation to a South African Arms ..., such as the Western Cape . South African national convention and formation of new party The convention ... 2008 12 16 AR2008121600130.html?wprss rss world title New Party Formally Launched in South Africa ... is South Africa s new political force work South African National Convention ref Mosiuoa Lekota Leader .... The South African Communist Party and its Young Communist League also ridiculed Lekota and George ... party in opposition to the ANC would diversify the political landscape and pull South Africa ... head of communications for the Scorpions South Africa Scorpions who is now the party s media liaison ... African National Congress of South Africa ANCSA , were distributed. ref http 152.111.1.87 argief ... wil maak Bot generated title ref At the new party s Sandton convention, the name South African Democratic ... being used by South African Democratic Congress another party that was due to contest ... Shilowa and Mluleki George to contest the South African general election, 2009 2009 general election ... of the African National Congress The birth of the party can be traced back to the 52nd National ... by Mbeki as South Africa s vice president at the start of the arms deal trial. In 2008 a landmark ... convention would be held to discuss the future of South African politics and the possible formation ... president. General election 2009 File South Africa national election 2009 COPE vote by ward.svg ...   more details



  1. File:South African Communist Party logo.png

    NOTOC Summary logo fur Article South African Communist Party Use Brand ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Used for Owner Website History Commentary OVERRIDE FIELDS Description Source Portion Low resolution Purpose Must be specified if Use is not Infobox Org Brand Product Replaceability other information SACP Licensing Non free logo Communist party symbols Category Hammer and sickle Automatically converted to PNG The User PNG crusade bot PNG crusade bot automatically converted this image to the more efficient Portable Network Graphics PNG format. The image was previously uploaded as Sacplogo.gif . Previous file history 12 14 41, 25 November 2005 . . User Soman Soman User talk Soman Talk Special Contributions Soman Contribs . . 200x194 1,984 bytes nowiki SACP nowiki ...   more details



  1. South African Policing Union

    orphan date February 2009 The South African Policing Union SAPU was established in November 1993 and has an extensive membership within the policing cluster which includes the South African Police Service SAPS , Department of Correctional Services South Africa Department of Correctional Services DCS , Metro Police Departments and Traffic Departments. SAPU is a participating Trade union union in the Public Service Co ordinating Bargaining Council PSCBC and the Safety and Security Sectoral Bargaining Council SSSBC where transverse and sector employee issues are negotiated. External links http www.csvr.org.za wits papers papmmna.htm http www.sapu.org.za Category Law enforcement in South Africa ...   more details



  1. Unionist Party (South Africa)

    The Unionist Party of South Africa was a pre apartheid South African political party, which contested elections to the Union of South Africa parliament from the 1910 South African general election until its merger into the South African Party just before the South African general election, 1921 1921 South African general election . History In May 1910, the Unionist Party of the Cape of Good Hope Cape ... from 1902 to 1910 and the Progressives of South African Republic Transvaal to form the Unionist Party of South Africa. Colony of Natal Natal had no political parties, before the Union, but some politicians ... . South Africa 1982 , page 165. ref The party was a pro British conservative party. It favoured the maintenance ... immigration to South Africa, mainly from India. The party s interests were closely tied to those ... Party South Africa National Party in 1914 and the subsequent outbreak of the First World War, the governing South African Party SAP lost its overall parliamentary majority in the South African general election, 1915 . The Unionists gave some support to the South African Party government, so it could .... South Africa 1982 , page 166. ref In the South African general election, 1920 1920 general election both the South African Party and the Unionist Party lost seats. The Unionists, as the third largest ... among the enfranchised whites and coloureds of South Africa, the Unionist Party s base dwindled. The party was forced into first an alliance and then fusion with the South African Party, in a futile attempt to stop the National Party from coming to power which it did in the South African ... South Africa 1982 , page 166 ref Party leaders The first Unionist Party of South Africa leader, from May 1910, was Leander Starr Jameson . He was created a Baronet after the Union of South Africa ... ref Smartt remained the Unionist leader until the fusion with the South African Party in November 1920 ... political parties in South Africa Category 1910 establishments in South Africa SouthAfrica party ...   more details



  1. Progressive Party (South Africa)

    Unreferenced date February 2010 Infobox political party country South Africa party name Progressive Party leader Colin Eglin chairman foundation 1959 dissolution 1975 merged with Reform Party South Africa Reform Party merged Progressive Reform Party ideology Liberalism br Internal resistance to South African apartheid Anti apartheid predecessor United Party South Africa United Party colorcode black Politics of South Africa The Progressive Party was a liberal party deemed leftist in the peculiar terminology of the apartheid era in South Africa that opposed the ruling National Party South Africa National Party s policies of apartheid , and championed the Rule of Law. For 13 years its only member of Parliament of South Africa parliament was Helen Suzman ref In No Uncertain Terms A South African Memoir, Helen Suzman, Alfred A Knopf, 1993 ref . It was later renamed the Progressive Reform Party in 1975, and then Progressive Federal Party South Africa Progressive Federal Party in 1977. Creation The Progressive Party was formed by members who had left the United Party South Africa United Party following the United Party Union Congress held in Bloemfontein starting on 11 August 1959. The delegates at the Party Congress passed policy resolutions about the political rights the party wished to give ... from the Liberal Party of South Africa . By the end of that Parliament in 1961, the group had been ... Party in February 1975. Four MPs led by Harry Schwarz , formed the Reform Party South Africa ... theory Liberalism worldwide List of liberal parties Liberal democracy Liberalism in South Africa Use dmy dates date February 2011 Category Defunct liberal political parties South Africa 1970s Category Defunct political parties in South Africa Category Political parties established in 1959 Category Anti Apartheid organisations Category 1959 establishments in South Africa Category 1975 disestablishments ... led by Dr Bernard Friedman , began to organize a new party. The first meeting of the Group took place ...   more details



  1. National Party (South Africa)

    Party South Africa NP and resurfaces as a mainstream political contender in post 1994 South African ...refimprove date July 2009 Infobox political party name National Party of South Africa native name Nasionale ... F. W. de Klerk 1989 1997 Marthinus van Schalkwyk 1997 2005 New National Party South Africa New National ... South Africa Apartheid The National Party lang af Nasionale Party is a former political party in South ... Africa New National Party , which then merged with the African National Congress in 2005. Founding and early ... nationalists soon after the establishment of the Union of South Africa . Its founding was rooted in disagreements among South African Party politicians, particularly Prime Minister Louis Botha ..., Hertzog agreed to merge his National Party with the rival South African Party of Jan Smuts to form the United Party South Africa United Party . A hardline faction of Afrikaner nationalists, led ... Party used opposition to South African participation in World War II to stir up anti British feelings ... merged with the South African Party together, they formed the Herenigde Nasionale Party Reunited ... akin to those of the Afrikaners in South Africa and therefore supported the National Party in subsequent ..., and incorporated the pro Nationalist whites of South West Africa. The National Party increased its ..., Queen to Elizabeth II, Queen of South Africa . This was meant to indicate that the South African ... took several other steps to make South Africa less dependent on Britain In 1955, the South African ... MP, the flag of the South African Union became the country s only flag the Union Jack, alongside ... Africa as a republic. It was decided that a South African referendum, 1960 Republican referendum ... s government brought forth legislation to transform the Union of South Africa into the Republic of South ..., which ended the Anglo Boer War South Africa s becoming a union in 1910 and the first hoisting of the Union ... renamed itself the New National Party South Africa New National Party in order to distance itself ...   more details



  1. Democratic Party (South Africa)

    Politics of South Africa For more about the history of the PFP, and the DA since its formation in 2000, see Democratic Alliance South Africa Democratic Alliance . The Democratic Party DP was the name of the South Africa n political party now called the Democratic Alliance DA . Although the Democratic Party name dates from 1989, the party existed under other labels throughout the Apartheid years, when it was the Parliamentary opposition to the ruling National Party of South Africa National Party s policies. After the 1999 election, the DP, under the leadership of Tony Leon , became Official Opposition to the African National Congress led government. As the party absorbed smaller anti apartheid groupings, as well as defectors from the United Party South Africa United Party the main opposition party in South Africa prior to 1977 , its name changed a few times. Prior to the adoption of the Democratic Party label, it was known variously as the Progressive Party South Africa Progressive Party , Progressive Reform Party , Progressive Federal Party South Africa Progressive Federal Party . The DP had a short lived merger with the New National Party South Africa New National Party NNP from 2000 to 2001 to form the Democratic Alliance South Africa Democratic Alliance DA . Even though the NNP ... theory Liberalism worldwide List of liberal parties Liberal democracy Liberalism in South Africa External links Commonscat Democratic Party South Africa http www.da.org.za da Site Eng default.asp Democratic Alliance website Liberalism in South Africa Category Political parties established in 1989 Category Political parties disestablished in 2000 Category Defunct liberal political parties South Africa 1989 Category Defunct political parties in South Africa Category Democratic Alliance South Africa liberalparty stub SouthAfrica party stub af Demokratiese Party de Democratic Party S dafrika fr Parti d mocratique Afrique du Sud nl Democratic Party Zuid Afrika no Democratic Party S r Afrika ru ...   more details



  1. Independent Party (South Africa)

    The Independent Party Afrikaans Onafhanklike Party was founded in 1987 by Denis Worrall and Wynand Malan . Its purpose was to protest against the National Party s shift in policy from reform to security. It contested the South African general election, 1987 1987 election as the Independent Movement and Malan, its founder, won its only seat. Disappointed by this result, Malan left to form the National Democratic Movement South Africa National Democratic Movement NDM , and Worrall assumed the leadership. Unlike most other legal non racialist parties of the Apartheid era, the IP s membership was mainly composed of Afrikaners rather than English speakers. ref http www.heritage.org Research Africa bg584.cfm U.S. Sanctions on South Africa The Results Are In Bot generated title ref The IP absorbed many members of the New Republic Party after its dissolution. In 1989 it merged with the Progressive Federal Party and others including Malan s NDM to form the Democratic Party South Africa Democratic Party DP , now known as the Democratic Alliance South Africa Democratic Alliance DA . The Afrikaner support melted away, and Worrall and Malan left the DP soon after its formation. References Reflist Liberalism in South Africa Category Political parties established in 1987 Category Defunct political parties in South Africa af Onafhanklike Party ...   more details



  1. Reform Party (South Africa)

    Infobox political party country South Africa party name Reform Party leader Harry Schwarz foundation February 11, 1975 dissolution July 25, 1975 merged with Progressive Party South Africa Progressive Party merged Progressive Reform Party ideology Liberalism predecessor United Party South Africa United Party colorcode black The Reform Party was an Internal resistance to South African apartheid anti apartheid political party that existed for just five months in 1975 and is one of the predecessor parties to the Democratic Alliance South Africa Democratic Alliance . The Reform Party was created on February 11 by a group of four Members of Parliament of South Africa Parliament MPs who left the United Party South Africa United Party under the guidance of the leader of the United Party in the Transvaal Province Transvaal , Harry Schwarz , who became the party s leader. Schwarz and others were staunchly opposed to apartheid and called for a much more rigorous opposition to the National Party. They said ... move to merge the two parties. Eventually the party merged with the Progressive Party South Africa Progressive Party on July 25, 1975 to form the Progressive Reform Party South Africa Progressive Reform ... to realign the opposition in South Africa, as the PRP became the official opposition party ... Federal Party . See also Liberalism in South Africa Liberalism in South Africa SouthAfrica party stub Category Political parties established in 1975 Category Defunct political parties in South Africa af Reformiste Party ... . The party had four MPs, two senators, ten members of the Transvaal Provincial Council , 14 out ... Schwarz Leader of the Reform Party There was much division in the United party, between liberalism ... when Harry Schwarz, leader of the liberal Young Turks within the party, wrestled the leadership of the party in the Transvaal from Marais Steyn. His victory was a visible sign of strength from the liberals ...   more details



  1. Liberal Party of South Africa

    Politics of South Africa The Liberal Party of South Africa was a South Africa n political party from 1953 to 1968. Founding of the Party The party was founded on 9 May 1953 at a meeting of the South African ... Party South Africa United Party was unable to achieve any real liberal progress in South Africa ... of the Torch Commando on the matter of mixed membership. Founding members of the party included original positions in the party given Margaret Ballinger South African MP President of party Alan ... Party stood unequivocally for a democratic nonracial South Africa, with one man, one vote as its ... with the South African government from the outset. This was due largely to the party s opposition ... bans and persecuted by the South African government, which accused the party of furthering the aims of Communism . In 1968 the South African government passed the so called Prohibition of Improper Interference ... Party of South Africa, 1953 68 publisher Macmillan date 1997 location Basingstoke url doi isbn 0 333 71355 9 Liberalism in South Africa Category Defunct liberal political parties South Africa 1953 Category Defunct political parties in South Africa Category Political parties established in 1953 Category ... Peter Brown South African politician Peter Brown National Chairman Leslie Rubin South African Senator Vice Chairman H. Selby Msimang History For the first half of its life the Liberal Party was comparatively .... It leaned towards a qualified franchise. This changed in 1959 1960. The Progressive Party South Africa Progressive Party , formed in 1959 occupied the political ground that the Liberal Party had ... theory Liberalism worldwide List of liberal parties Liberal democracy Liberalism in South Africa ... Paton as author. cite book last1 Driver first1 C.J. title Patrick Duncan South African and Pan African ... , during which several Liberal party members were detained, changed the outlook of the party. Another factor was the use of simultaneous translation equipment at party congresses, which enabled ...   more details



  1. United Party (South Africa)

    Hertzog Barry Hertzog s National Party South Africa National Party with the rival South African Party of Jan Smuts , plus the remnants of the Unionist Party South Africa Unionist Party . Its full name was the United National South African Party , but it was generally called the, United Party. The party drew support from several different parts of South African society, including English speakers ... Prime Minister 1919 1924, 1939 1948 The United Party was South Africa South Africa s ruling political ... Leader of the United Party in the South African Republic Transvaal Schwarz breakaway There was much ... Provincial Council. The formed the Reform Party South Africa Reform Party of which Schwarz was elected ... politics in South Africa. In 1977, the United Party was renamed the New Republic Party , but a significant ... apartheid Progressive Federal Party South Africa Progressive Federal Party and others eventually joined ... links Commonscat United Party South Africa http www.queensu.ca sarc Conferences 1940s Baines.htm Revisiting ... to commit South Africa to UK Britain s war effort against Nazi Germany . Many Afrikaners who had ... to Afrikaners. Furthermore, he could see little benefit for South Africa in taking part ... throughout World War II and the immediate post war years. Politics of South Africa Decline ... of electoral gerrymandering , changes to South Africa s voting laws, including the removal of the Coloureds South Africans of mixed ancestry, who had been staunch United Party supporters from the electoral ... a five point plan for racial peace in South Africa, which came to be known as the Mahlabatini Declaration Mahlabatini Declaration of Faith . It was the first occasion in apartheid South Africa s history ... had been jointly signed by acknowledged black and white political leaders in South Africa. The declaration ... the party s leader. In 1975 Harry Schwarz along with three other Members of Parliament of South Africa Parliament MPs were expelled from the United Party. Further resignations followed, which included ...   more details



  1. Universal Party (South Africa)

    The Universal Party is a minor political party in South Africa . In the South African general election, 2009 election of 22 April 2009 it appeared only on the Western Cape provincial ballot ref cite web url http www.elections.org.za candidates UNIVERSAL 20PARTY.pdf format PDF accessdate 2009 04 26 title Final Candidates List Universal Party publisher Independent Electoral Commission Dead link date October 2010 bot H3llBot ref , and received 599 votes 0.03 of votes cast . ref cite web url http www.elections.org.za NPEPWStaticReports reports ReportHandler.ashx?22 20Apr 202009 20Provincial 20Election Results 20Report Western 20Cape.pdf format PDF accessdate 2009 04 26 title Results Report Provincial Election Western Cape publisher Independent Electoral Commission Dead link date October 2010 bot H3llBot ref References references SouthAfrica party stub Category Political parties in South Africa ...   more details



  1. Conservative Party (South Africa)

    Infobox Political Party country South Africa party name Conservative Party of South Africa br Konserwatiewe Party van Suid Afrika party logo Image Sakp.gif 100px colorcode blue leader Andries Treurnicht ... Right wing headquarters Cape Town international N A website N A Apartheid The Conservative Party of South Africa Konserwatiewe Party van Suid Afrika in Afrikaans was a conservative party formed in 1982 as a breakaway from the ruling National Party South Africa National Party . Led by Andries ... The Conservative Party led the no campaign during the South African referendum, 1992 1992 referendum ... of South African Communist Party leader Chris Hani . In 1997 , party leader Ferdi Hartzenberg testified before the Truth and Reconciliation Commission South Africa Truth and Reconciliation Commission ... links http www.crwflags.com fotw flags za 7Dkp.html Flag of the Conservative Party South Africa Category Defunct political parties in South Africa Category Political parties established in 1982 Category Organisations associated with apartheid Category Conservative parties in South Africa af Konserwatiewe ... from white South Africans, mostly Boer Afrikaner s in the rural heartlands of South Africa, who opposed ... only Parliament of South Africa Parliament in the elections of May 6, 1987, when it surpassed the liberal Progressive Federal Party . br In the South African general election, 1989 general election 1989 , the last before multi racial elections, the party strengthened its vote to 31.52 of the white electorate and 41 seats in the House of Assembly of South Africa House of Assembly . In the local elections of 1987 the Conservative Party won 60 municipalities out of 110 in the Transvaal Province Transvaal , and 1 out of 4 in the Orange Free State . The Conservative Party received 43 of the Afrikaner ... Monday Club , a supporter of white rule in South Africa, hosted a black tie banquet at the Charing ... hi world africa 36866.stm ref Dissolution In 2003, the Conservative Party joined forces with another ...   more details



  1. Green Party of South Africa

    Image GPGPsouthafrica.jpg thumb right GPGP logo The Green Party of South Africa GPSA is a small political party in the Western Cape Province Western Cape province . Source? and is in a non opposition alliance with the eThekwini ECOPEACE party which is based in Durban , KwaZulu Natal Province KwaZulu ... of the Federation of Green Parties of Africa . History of Green politics in South Africa Green politics sidebar expanded all Politics of South Africa The Ecology Party was established in November ... by the People Green Party GPGP in 1999, and the party has contested elections as the Green Party of South Africa since the 2000 local elections. The Cape Town Greens, the party s only constitutional ... itself from the party after Judy Sole unilaterally entered a pact for the 2004 elections with the Democratic Alliance South Africa Democratic Alliance Fact date February 2007 , a party that supports ...?lEEtypeID 3&id 1427 Party Support, Province Western Cape, Ward All Wards, Party The Green Party of South Africa . IEC ref align right South African general election, 2004 2004 3  317 0.21 ref http ... Green Party of South Africa 2002 http web.archive.org web 20071216070508 http www.greenparty.org.za ... Green parties Category Green political parties in South Africa af Groen Party van Suid Afrika ... first Hendrik Jakobus coauthors Anneke Greyling title Political organizations in South Africa A Z ... colspan 2 Proportional align right South African general election, 1994 1994 2  611 0.1 ref lvarez Rivera, Manuel 2004 01 05 http electionresources.org za 1994 Republic of South Africa 1994 General Election . Election Resources on the Internet ref align right South African general election ... Western Cape Results . IEC ref align right South African municipal election, 2000 2000 477 0.07 1  ... Party GRP in July 1992, but it too disbanded after failing to win a seat in the 1994 Western Cape provincial ... 2004 Provincial election, Western Cape . IEC ref See also eThekwini ECOPEACE Green movement in South ...   more details



  1. Workers Party of South Africa

    Trotskyism The Workers Party of South Africa WPSA was the first Trotskyist organisation in South Africa to have a national base. It published a regular newspaper, Spark . The party was founded in 1935 by the majority of the Cape Town based Lenin Club and the Johannesburg based Bolshevik Leninist League of South Africa . Founding members included Isaac Bangani Tabata , Dora Taylor , Ralph Lee politician Ralph Lee and Isaac Blank later known as Ted Grant . Its first initiative was to intervene in the All African Convention , called to oppose the Hertzog Bills , which aimed to complete the implementation of apartheid in the nation. The group opposed both the system of apartheid and calls for black nationalism . The group founded the Non European Unity Movement NEUM , while Goolam Gool represented the group on the similar but Communist Party of South Africa led National Liberation League . In 1939, facing increasing repression, the group went underground, and began working solely through the NEUM. As a result, when the government banned groups based on the teachings of Marx , Lenin and Trotsky in 1950, its activities were unaffected. Some sources claim that the WPSA ceased to exist in 1953, although due to its secretive nature, this is difficult to confirm. References http www.revolutionary history.co.uk supplem Hirson neum.html A Short History of the Non European Unity Movement http www.accessmylibrary.com coms2 summary 0286 9923374 ITM Dora Taylor South African Marxist Ted Grant , http www.marxist.com history british trotskyism origins.htm ba13 History of British Trotskyism Category Political parties established in 1935 Category Trotskyist organisations of South Africa ...   more details



  1. National Party South Africa

    Party South Africa NP and resurfaces as a mainstream political contender in post 1994 South African ... South African politician Abdullah Omar , all previously with the controversial National People s Party South Africa National People s Party NPP and a fourth person, not immediately named, who later ... Party South Africa New National Party NNP politician, was a member of the Independent Democrats ... of the People South African political party Congress of the People . ref cite news title Juan Duval ... RETURN OF THE NP 2011 MANIFESTO.doc publisher National Party South Africa accessdate ... Republic of South Africa General Election Results Lookup accessdate 25 April 2011 quote National Party South Africa NP 3,378 0.2 0 ref . They currently had several candidates registered for the South ... the party s PR candidate list. See also National Party South Africa New National Party South Africa ... title seats4 symbol flag website URL http www.nationalparty.co.za country South Africa country2 state or country footnotes Distinguish National Party South Africa The National Party South Africa NP is a registered South Africa n political party, who competed for the Western Cape province in the South African general election, 2009 2009 provincial election and municipal council seats in the South African ... South Africa Independent Electoral Commission ref name NP ReturnOfTheNats cite web title Return of the Nats ... democratic South Africa based based on federal principles and the legacy of Frederik Willem de Klerk ... africa return of the apartheid party 912336.html title Return of the apartheid party first Ian last ... Independent Commission IEC . ref ahead of the South African general election, 2009 2009 General ... http www.iol.co.za news south africa western cape councillor to stand for two parties 1.1058707 accessdate ... stub Category Political parties in South Africa ...Infobox political party name National Party native name Nasionale Party lang1 name lang1 lang2 name lang2 ...   more details



  1. Dikwankwetla Party of South Africa

    Politics of South Africa Image DPSAsouthafrica.jpg thumb left DPSA symbol Dikwankwetla Party of South Africa is a political party in the Free State province, South Africa . The party was founded by Kenneth Mopeli in 1975. The party governed the bantustan state of QwaQwa from 1975 1994. It was one of the signatories of the National Peace Accord , but later withdrew. ref http www.c r.org accord peace accord13 sakey.shtml ref ref http www.anc.org.za ancdocs pr 1992 pr0812a.html ref In the first non racial elections held in South Africa in 1994 the party contested both parliamentary and provincial elections. It won 19,451 votes in the parliamentary elections 0.1 of nationwide vote and 21,877 votes in the provincial elections in the Free State, failing to win seats in either. After not standing in the 1999 elections, the party entered into an electoral pact with the Pan Africanist Congress for the 2004 elections, after renouncing their pact with the Democratic Alliance South Africa Democratic Alliance . ref http www.eisa.org.za PDF eu 200402.pdf ref DPSA candidates contested on the PAC parliamentary lists. DPSA did however contest the provincial elections in the Free State, were it got 9,806 votes 0.97 of the votes in that province , again failing to win a seat. In the municipality of Maluti a Phofung formerly the QwaQwa state the party got 8,493 votes 6.7 . The party also has some small base of support in the central parts of the Free State . In the 2009 elections, the party again contested only the Free State provincial election, failing to win a seat. The party managed to win a by election in QwaQwa in december 2011, earning it its only current ward seat. Today the party is led by Moeketsi Lebesa Citation needed date July 2009 . Notes reflist South Africa political parties DEFAULTSORT Dikwankwetla Party Of South Africa Category Political parties in South Africa Category Political parties established in 1975 ...   more details



  1. Party of the South

    The Party of the South Partito del Sud ref name Sorgi http www.lastampa.it redazione cmsSezioni politica ... micciche punto a modello ted.html ref At that point it was not yet clear if the Party of the South ... Sera newspaper, Miccich re launched the prospects of a Party of the South that would come to existence ... 2010 Miccich stated that he was ready to leave the PdL in order to form the Party of the South, as there was no chance ... have merged in the future with other southern people s parties to form the Party of the South. ref ... Poli Bortone of I the South and Arturo Iannaccone of We the South in order to form a joint party ... ref At the same time Lombardo announced that the MpA would soon merge into a larger party of the South ...?Id 1318406 ref Great South main Great South party On 14 July 2011 Miccich s Force of the South , Iannaccone s We the South and Poli Bortone s I the South jointly launched Great South party Great ... in Italy political party in Italy . The party is intended to be a merger of some regionalism politics ... with splinter groups from The People of Freedom PdL and possibly the Democratic Party Italy Democratic Party PD . Other than MpA, there at least five notable regionalist parties active in the South Force of the South , The Populars of Italy Tomorrow , Populars for the South , We the South and I the South . History Early moves Starting from early 2009 there were crescent rumors about which a group of leading members of the PdL in Sicily might have launched a new party in Southern Italy, in order ... Party Italy Democratic then Presidents of Calabria and Campania respectively, expressed their interest ... in his government, from founding the new party. ref http palermo.repubblica.it dettaglio Berlusconi ... ref In his mind the new party should have been an ally of the PdL as the Bavaria n Christian Social Union of Bavaria CSU is of the Christian Democratic Union Germany CDU in Germany , but it should be something ... monocolore leghista co 8 091026037.shtml ref However Miccich was not clear on whether such a party ...   more details



  1. List of South African Administrators-General in South West Africa

    Politics of Namibia List of South African Administrators General in South West Africa . This is a list of South African Administrators General in South West Africa 1977&ndash 1990 class wikitable Name Entered office Left office Marthinus T. Steyn September 1, 1977 August 7, 1979 Gerrit Viljoen August 7, 1979 September 4, 1980 Danie Hough September 4, 1980 February 1, 1983 Willie van Niekerk February 1, 1983 July 1, 1985 Louis Pienaar July 1, 1985 March 21, 1990 Source http www.rulers.org ruln1.html Namibia Rulers.org DEFAULTSORT List of South African Administrators General in South West Africa Category Politics of South Africa Category History of Namibia de Liste der Gouverneure von S dwestafrika fr Liste des administrateurs et gouverneurs du Sud Ouest africain ...   more details




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