I do not think that the word "fault" is the correct one in this context. The Soweto riots started because the black students in South Africa demonstrated against the Bantu school system and in specific against the plan of the NP to implement Afrikaans as a medium for instruction. The students were unarmed, but the police was so surprised by the huge mass of people that they opened fire.
To answer the question: Mainly it was the Apartheidgovernment's fault because they implemented the dishonourable politics. Secondly, the police should not have opened fire, since the crowd was demonstrating peacefully.
it was all king Edwards fault. if he hadn't of died or he could have had kids, none of this would of ever happened :)
Soweto
Soweto area in Johannesburg, South Africa.
Draft riots and protests; and anti-war protests/riots disguised as such.
Jackson Hlungwane grew up in the township of Soweto, South Africa. Soweto is known for its rich history and cultural significance, particularly in the context of the anti-apartheid movement. Hlungwane's upbringing in this vibrant community has influenced his perspectives and artistic expressions.
South African Steve Biko
William Finnegan has written: 'Dateline Soweto' -- subject(s): Riots, Journalists, Social conditions, Apartheid, Travel, Biography, Journalist
Anthony Burns
limits on international trade with South Africa
Paddy Colligan has written: 'Soweto remembered' -- subject(s): Blacks, History, Interviews, National liberation movements, Nationalists, Political activity, Politics and government, Riots
soweto WA founded in 1986.
there are about + or - 50 locations in soweto
Soweto uprising happened in 1976.
It is the fault of the person who fell.
Soweto kinch is in his thirties around 32
Soweto Green was created in 1995.
Surfing Soweto was created in 2010.