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Nguni language of eastern South Africa and neighbouring countries

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2022 Three leaders of the movement in the eKhenana Commune - Ayanda Ngila, Nokuthula Mabaso, and Lindokuhle Mnguni - were assassinated.
2022 The assassinations of Abahlali baseMjondolo members and leaders were discussed at the United Nations Human Rights Council, bringing international attention to the violence faced by the movement.
2022 Ayanda Ngila is assassinated in Durban eKhenena
2022 Nokuthula Mabaso is assassinated in Durban eKhenena
July 24 2022 Khaya Ngubane was convicted and sentenced to fifteen years in prison for the assassination of Lindokuhle Mnguni.
May 2019 The Durban offices of AbM were burgled, with two computer hard drives stolen after a call for the eThekwini Mayor to step down.
February 27 2015 Local councillor Mduduzi Ngcobo was arrested on suspicion of being behind Thuli Ndlovu's murder.
2014 Mnikelo Ndabankulu completes his tenure as national spokesperson for Abahlali baseMjondolo
September 29 2014 Thuli Ndlovu, the chairperson of the movement's branch in KwaNdengezi, was assassinated in her home.
2013 Conflict occurred around the Marikana Land Occupation.
2013 After leaders began to be assassinated, the movement called for tactical protest votes against the ANC.
September 2013 Nqobile Nzuza was shot dead by police at the Durban Marikana land occupation at the age of 17.
June 26 2013 Nkululeko Gwala, an AbM leader in Cato Crest, was assassinated.
April 2013 The movement successfully sued the Minister of Police for violence against three of its members.
2011 Boycotted local government elections under the 'No Land! No House! No Vote!' banner.
July 18 2011 The murder case against the twelve Abahlali members was thrown out of court, with the Magistrate describing state witnesses as unreliable.
2010 Concerns arose about potential evictions linked to the FIFA World Cup.
2010 Mzonke Poni is former chairperson of the Cape Town branch of Abahlali baseMjondolo

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