SASO was formed in:

Steve Biko formed the South African Students' Organisation

The name of the young SACP leader who energised others in the armed struggle was Chris Hani.

Many of the MK soldiers were integrated into the new South African National Defence Force.

By August 1990, all MK operations were suspended in preparation for the discussions which would lead to a democratic South Africa.

When Nelson Mandela was freed he refused to visit MK camps across the continent.

The trial at which senior leaders of the armed struggle were sentenced to life in prison became known as the Sandton Trial.

Passive resistance was the first stage of anti-apartheid activism; then came civil disobedience; and the third stage was the armed struggle.

Umkhonto we Sizwe launched its first attack in December 1961, targeting government installations and symbols.

The ANC was banned in 1960.