South African Business Party

Former political party in South Africa

The South African Business Party (SABP) is a former political party in South Africa. In 2012, due to lack of funding, the group ceased to be a political party and transformed into an NGO named "South African People's Organization". It was deregistered as a political party by the South African government in 2014.[1] Its goal is to assists people in planning their business, advises and guides business in regard to exporting, tax reduction, job creation, and other business-oriented interests.

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1. ^ "Intention to deregister certain Political Parties | South African Government". www.gov.za. Retrieved 4 June 2023.

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1910–1948|

* South West Africa campaign
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Apartheid|

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* Bisho massacre
* 1992 apartheid referendum
* Saint James Church massacre
* Bophuthatswana crisis
* Shell House massacre

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apartheid|

* 1994 general election
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* Marikana massacre
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* #FeesMustFall student protests
* Tshwane riots
* 2019 service delivery protests
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* 2021 unrest
* Lady R incident

Political culture|

* African nationalism
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* Azania
* Baasskap
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* Greater South Africa
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Defunct
organisations|

| Civic and political
organisations|

* Afrikaner Bond
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* Het Volk
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* HNP (Herstigte)
* IDASA
* ID
* IP
* ISL
* Jeugkrag
* Johannesburg Reform Committee
* Labour Party (1910–1958)
* Labour Party (1969–1994)
* Liberal Party (1953–1968)
* NA
* NCP
* Natal Indian Congress
* NLP
* NNP
* NP
* NPP
* NRP
* NUSAS
* Occupy
* Orangia Unie
* Oranjewerkers
* Orde Boerevolk
* PAVN
* PFP
* Progressive Party (Cape Colony)
* Progressive Party
* PRP
* Radio Freedom
* Reform Party
* SABP
* SADECO
* SAIC
* SASO
* SAYCO
* SAYRCO
* South African Party (Cape Colony)
* South African Party (1911–1934)
* South African Party (1977–1980)
* TNIP
* Torch Commando
* UFP
* United Party
* Unionist Party
* National Party of Venda
* Volksparty
* Workers Party
* WOSA

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Trade unions and
social movements|

* APF
* BCM
* BLATU
* CNETU
* CTSWU
* FCWU
* FNETU
* FOSATU
* ICU
* IWW
* MUSA
* NEUM
* NURHS
* PAWE
* SAAPAWU
* SACTU
* SAIF
* SARHU
* SATUC
* Die Spoorbund
* UDF
* Umkosi Wezintaba

Paramilitary and
terrorist organisations|

* APLA
* ARM
* AWB
* BBB
* Boeremag
* Greyshirts
* MK
* Ossewabrandwag
* Orde van die Dood
* PAGAD
* SANF

Histories of
political parties|

* African National Congress
* Democratic Alliance
* Pan Africanist Congress of Azania

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