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"The Unibo (University of Bophuthatswana) incident, where students were severely assaulted by Bop police, and repressive situations in places like Pampierstad and Taung, prompted an ani-Bop protest," said Mbatha.
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May 7, 1993 when students gathered at the main entrance of Unibo
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Amongst the members of the new Council - which includes Unibo management as well as nominations from government, Senate and student and staff representatives - are some of the victims of the past regime, such as Mr Solly Bokaba, the student leader beaten senseless by Bop security forces in full view of the world media.
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The barricades across the street at the entrance to Unibo had been removed, and only a garbage skip, a number of road signs and other debris remaining.
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Mr Molefe praised Unibo for its heroic defence of democratic values, saying it was partly due to that support that the African National Congress won the election by over 90 per cent.
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Freed of political control, Mr Mokgoro believed that Unibo would have a critical role to play in the broader development of the region.
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This second meeting of the Interim Council established a comprehensive set of mechanisms to begin the long task of transforming Unibo in line with democratic principles and educational reforms taking place in the rest of the country.
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Sunday, 30 January 1994 10: 00 - 11: 30 Mmabatho - Rally with students at Unibo 13: 00 - 14: 30 Zeerust - Indian community 15: 30 -
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Universty of Bophuthatswana (Unibo) students on Monday expressed their anger with the appointment of Dr Tjaart van der Walt as interim administrator of the homeland, replacing deposed president Lucas Mangope at the weekend.
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Opening the proceedings of the first meeting of the Interim Council on Tuesday, May 24, former Joint Administrator Mr Job Mokgoro explained that the old Council was perceived to be a Mangope creation and as such lacked legitimacy both amongst students and staff at Unibo and within the wider university community.
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