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Bisho massacre

Explanation
On 7 September 1992, the ANC, SACP and COSATU organised a march from King William's Town to the Ciskei capital of Bisho to demand free political activity in the homeland and the removal of then military ruler of the Ciskei, Brigadier Oupa Gqozo. Protesters had been prohibited by court order from entering Bisho. When part of the crowd tried to gain access to Bisho, Ciskei Defence Force (CDF) troops opened fire, killing 30 people, including one member of the CDF. Approximately 200 people were wounded in the shooting. Two members of the former CDF were refused amnesty.

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BISHO P.DUDA EAST LONDON MASSACRE II
BISHO VUYELWA CORRIEN CHUMGWA EAST LONDON MASSACRE II
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BISHO ANTONIE GILDENHUYS EAST LONDON MASSACRE II
BISHO BRIGADIER OUPA GQOZO EAST LONDON MASSACRE II
BISHO B. SKEPU EAST LONDON MASSACRE II
BISHO BRIGADIER VUYISILE NGCOBO EAST LONDON MASSACRE II
BISHO GENERAL JOHANNES VIKTOR EAST LONDON MASSACRE II
BISHO M. BLOM EAST LONDON MASSACRE II
BISHO BUSHY PETROS VANTYU EAST LONDON MASSACRE II
BISHO GENERAL DIRK VAN DER BANK EAST LONDON MASSACRE II
EAST LONDON MTHETHELI CROSBY KOLELA, BAFO GIFT NGQUNGE, MABITANA MANI BISHO MASSACRE
... Gqozo and those political organisations, including the ANC, that opposed his rule. This conflict became particularly fierce in the wake of the Bisho Massacre during 1990. Applicants supported the opposition to Brigadier Gqozo's regime and were desirous of having him removed from power ...
... went home. I could not keep quiet, I could not just sit and do nothing. I had to continue with my struggle with the ANC. On the tenth, after the Bisho march and massacre, as I was coming from Stutterheim, I had been driving in a bakkie that a friend of mine had lent to me. I drove back in ...
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