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… by s 56 of the Industrial Conciliation Act No 28 of 1956 The Wage Amendment Act of 1930 This is the continuation … Repealed by s 20 of the Riotous Assemblies Act No 17 of 1956. The Asiatic Immigration Amendment Act of 1931 Indians … by section 56 of the Industrial Conciliation Act No 28 of 1956. The Black (Native) Laws Amendment Act No 46 of 1937 …

… for the city (South African Institute for Race Relations, 1956: 111). 1954 On four occasions during the year, the … (South African Institute for Race Relations, 1956: 117). Group area demarcated as Coloured in Roodepoort, … Transvaal (South African Institute for Race Relations, 1956: 107). 1955 Group Areas Development Act, No.69 of 1956 …

… separation of people from their land.  A publication in 1956 by J.P. Bruwer, Die Bantoe van Suid-Afrika, emphasized … Die Bantoe van Suid-Afrika. Johannesburg: Afrikaanse Pers 1956, voorwoord. Translation by K. Van der Waal. [8] K. Van … Die Bantoe van Suid-Afrika. Johannesburg: Afrikaanse Pers 1956, voorwoord. Translation by K. Van der Waal. Federale …

… Dorothea De Villiers Lilian Diedericks (involved in the 1956 March) Bettie du Toit Sheena Duncan F Brenda Fassie …

… (1954 - 55) G Vernon Essery (1955 - 56) Percy Osborn (1956 - 57) HW Jackson (1957 - 58) WE Show (1958 - 59) CA …

… the People held in Durban. It is subsequently cited in the 1956  Treason Trial . November, Nearly the entire Natal … Congress of the African National Congress in Bloemfontein. 1956 In a report entitled 'The struggle must go on' to the … of the South African Indian Congress, 19 October 1956, Gandhi Hall, Johannesburg December 5, Chief Luthuli is …

… months. It began at the end of 1955 and ended early in 1956. It is this round of the Evaton bus boycott that inspired others in other parts of the country during 1956 and 1957. The cause of this boycott was fare increases. … of Black drivers. The second, which started in April 1956 and lasted for a month was a response to the Council …

… . 19 November Bertha Gxowa , one of the leaders of the 1956 Women’s March and former ANC MP, passes away in …

… section 20 of the Mines and Works Amendment Act No 27 of 1956 Black Land Act No 27 of  19 June 1913 Prohibited Blacks … by s 56 of the Industrial Conciliation Act No 28 of 1956 The Wage Amendment Act of 1930 This is the continuation … by section 20 of the Riotous Assemblies Act No 17 of 1956. The Asiatic Immigration Amendment Act of 1931 Indians …

… the massive move to convene the Congress of the People. 1956 - Banned for three years. 1956, December - Dr Naicker together with 155 others, …

… throughout the Cape Peninsula by the mid 1980s. Between 1956 and the mid 1970s, EOAN featured an ameteur opera group …

… Alliance and other associated organisations on 5 December 1956. [xv] Twenty-three of the accused individuals were … them together (Treason Trial: The Accused, December 1956. Photograph by Eli Weinberg. Permission: South African … figure in the trade unions and one of the accused in the 1956 Treason Trial, was shaped by his Jewish identity and …

… time yet. The caption beneath the cartoon explains: "In 1956, Albertina Sisulu refused to carry her pass and was …

… South Africa’s first black law firm with Oliver Tambo 1956 Mandela isarrested and later joined 155 others on trial …

… three organisations were realised. The Board decided in 1956 to give huge areas in the Cape Peninsula to Whites. This … against the Separate Representation of Voters Act of 1956. The Act finally removed the Coloureds from the common … of the SACPO were arrested and accused of high Treason in 1956. SACPO became known as the Coloured People Congress …

… third campaign was masterminded in Johannesburg from 1954-1956, culminating in the march in 1956 of nearly 20 000 women to Pretoria. (This will receive …

… an ANC document in the early 1920s. The Freedom Charter of 1956 carried the idea forward. In the following decades the …

… Kenyans suspected of Mau Mau involvement. Image source 1956 The leader of KLFA, general Dedan Kimathi, is captured …

… sections of Freedom Charter which accepted multiracialism. 1956 - 1961 South African Congress of Trade Union (SACTU) … on the Witwatersrand remains stagnant at 15 000 members. 1956 - 1963 The banned Assistant General Secretary, Phyllis … for South African Congress of Trade Union (SACTU). 1956 South African Congress of Trade Union (SACTU) resolves …

… imposed on Coloureds, who had lost the right to vote in 1956, and Indians. The government denied funding to mission … to trial for treason. The law under which he was charged (1956) was the Suppression of Communism Act. South African law … up pressure on the liberation movements.In December 1956 police organized a nationwide crackdown on the …

… meet the Prime Minister. The march was held on 9 August 1956, and about 20 000 women participated. This makes it one … demands were included in the Freedom Charter and in 1956 it organized the march on the Union Buildings. In 1960, …

… were clubbed, stabbed and shot.  Mantfombi Dlamini, born 1956, daughter of Sobhuza II of Swaziland and sister of …

… for out of their own pocket (Mompati 311). On 9 August 1956, twenty thousand women from all over South African … and men fighting the same fight. Charged with treason in 1956, the leaders of FEDSAW were jailed, banned, exiled, and … stages of the apartheid’s rule. The Pretoria protest in 1956 helped give ‘ new organisations guidance with respect to …

… the reign of Kgosi James Manotshe Motlolegi XII (1936-1956), the National Party came to power in 1948, and … began to be introduced. When Motlolegi XII died in 1956, Kgosi Edward Lebone Mololegi became the leader of the …

… that time, but was only published years later. (DF Bleek, 1956. A Bushman Dictionary. New Haven, American Oriental …

… Hutchinson , a member of the ANC in the Transvaal and 1956 Treason Trialist , who left the country without a …

… A map representing the ‘new’ Union of South Africa of 1956 (The British Cape Colony and the two Boer Republics: The …

… three organisations were realised. The Board decided in 1956 to give huge areas in the Cape Peninsula to Whites. This … against the Separate Representation of Voters Act of 1956. The Act finally removed the Coloureds from the common … of the SACPO were arrested and accused of high Treason in 1956. SACPO became known as the Coloured People Congress …