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… as an advocate and becomes a member of the King's Council. 1951 Bram is a founding member of the Transvaal Peace …

… Mase 1948 He is elected National Secretary of the ANCYL 1951 He is elected President of the ANCYL 1952 The defiance …

… of the ANCYL (African National Congress Youth League) in 1951. He first encouraged non-violent protests as he wanted …

… from non-Africans in cities and townships (Kirkwood, 2: 1951). However, the act led to constant housing shortages … areas', or complete residential segregation (Kirkwood, 1951: 24). One of the first major changes in South African … but established the machinery to create them (Kirkwood, 1951: 8). The creation process of group areas was explained …

… Affairs Department on 17 February 1950. In March 1951, Verwoerd settled the plan to clear the Western Areas of … transgress a law (see Figure 3) (Kane-Berman, 74). Between 1951 and 1962, there were over four million convictions for … Act (1950), the Separate Representation of Voters Act (1951), the Bantu Authorities Act (1951), and the Natives …

… of Education and the makeshift classroom was erected in 1951. [xlii] By 1953 the school had an extra woodwork … racial groups who lived in Stellenbosch commenced in 1951. [xciv] In 1952 attempts were made to further expedite … of the Stellenbosch School Board Minutes, 21 March 1951. ↵ [xli] CAD/SBS/1/1/20Meeting of the Stellenbosch …

… Other laws included the Bantu Authority Act, Act 68 of 1951, which provided for the establishment of Black homelands …

… from non-Africans in cities and townships (Kirkwood, 2: 1951). The Native Laws Amendment Act prohibited Africans from … the Minister (South African Institute for Race Relations, 1951: 19). 1951 Native Building Workers’ Act, No. 27 of 1951 was …

… Census surveys were conducted in 1911; 1921; 1936; 1951; 1960; 1970; 1980; 1985, 1991, 1996 and 2001. However, …

… advocate thus becoming a member of the Queens Council. 1951 The Franchise Action Council is established in Cape Town …