List of Apartheid South African assassinations

List of South African assassinations refers to a list of alleged and confirmed assassinations, reported to have been conducted by the Apartheid regime.

## List

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Target  | Position  | Date  | City  | Country

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Vuyisile Mini[1] | Umkhonto we Sizwe activist  | 6 November 1964  | Pretoria |  South Africa
Frederick John Harris[2] | African Resistance Movement activist  | 1 April 1965
Mthuli ka Shezi[3] | Black People's Convention activist  | December 1972  | Germiston
Steve Biko[4] | Black Consciousness activist  | 12 September 1977  | Pretoria
Rick Turner[5] | Durban Moment activist  | 8 January 1978  | Durban
Clemens Kapuuo[6] | SWANU activist  | 27 March 1978  | Katutura |  South West Africa
Solomon Mahlangu[7] | Umkhonto we Sizwe activist  | 6 April 1979  | Pretoria |  South Africa
David Sibeko[8] | Pan Africanist Congress activist  | 12 June 1979  | Dar es Salaam |  Tanzania
Joe Gqabi[9] | ANC activist  | 31 July 1981  | Salisbury (now Harare)  |  Zimbabwe
Griffiths Mxenge[10] | ANC activist  | 19 November 1981  | Umlazi |  South Africa
Neil Aggett[11] | Fosatu activist  | 5 February 1982  | Johannesburg
Ruth First[12] | 17 August 1982  | Maputo |  Mozambique
Jeanette Schoon | ANC activist  | 28 June 1984  | Lubango |  Angola
Vernon Nkadimeng[13] | 21 May 1985  | Gaborone |  Botswana
Thamsanga Mnyele[14] | 14 June 1985
Victoria Mxenge[15] | 1 August 1985  | Umlazi |  South Africa
Benjamin Moloise[16] | 18 October 1985  | Pretoria
Andrew Zondo[17] | Umkhonto we Sizwe activist  | 29 December 1985
Immanuel Shifidi[18] | SWAPO activist  | 30 November 1986  | Windhoek |  South West Africa
Dulcie September[19] | ANC activist  | 29 March 1988  | Paris |  France
David Webster[20] | UDF activist  | 1 May 1989  | Johannesburg |  South Africa
Anton Lubowski[21] | SWAPO activist  | 12 September 1989  | Windhoek |  South West Africa

## References

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1. ^ "Vuyisile Mini". South African History Online.
2. ^ "Frederick John Harris". South African History Online.
3. ^ "Mthuli ka Shezi". South African History Online.
4. ^ "Stephen Bantu Biko". South African History Online.
5. ^ "Political assassinations 1974 - 1994". South African History Online.
6. ^ "Kapuuo's Assassins Still Not Made Known after 29 Years". New Era.
7. ^ "Solomon Kalushi Mahlangu". South African History Online.
8. ^ "David Maphgumzana Sibeko". South African History Online.
9. ^ Badat, Saleem (2013). The Forgotten People: Political Banishment under Apartheid. BRILL. p. 24\. ISBN 9789004247710.
10. ^ "Griffiths Mxenge is murdered". South African History Online.
11. ^ McRae, Donald (22 November 2013). "South African trade unionist's alleged torturer faces private prosecution". The Guardian.
12. ^ "Ruth First timeline 1925 - 2012". South African History Online.
13. ^ "A car bomb kills exile Vernon Nkadimeng in Gaborone, Botswana". South African History Online.
14. ^ "Thamsanqa "Thami" Mnyele". South African History Online.
15. ^ "Victoria Nonyamezelo Mxenge". South African History Online.
16. ^ "PRETORIA HANGS A BLACK ACTIVIST". The New York Times. 19 October 1985.
17. ^ "Andrew Zondo is executed". South African History Online.
18. ^ War and Society: The Militarisation of South Africa. Google-kirjat. 1989. ISBN 9780864861153.
19. ^ "Dulcie September". South African History Online.
20. ^ "David Joseph Webster". South African History Online.
21. ^ "Anton Theodor August Wilfried Lubowski". South African History Online.