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… Act of 1950. 1954   H.F. Verwoerd states in his speech in Senate that the human reality needs to be racially defined … is incorporated into the Johannesburg Municipal Area. 1974 The Oriental Plaza is established, but stands virtually …

… 1952 to January 1954. DAVENPORT, TRH, and HUNT, KS . 1974. The Right to the Land . Cape Town: David Philip. DE … Aujourd'hui, No 37, June 1962. 58-65. HAMMOND-TOOKE, WD . 1974. The Bantu-Speaking Peoples of Southern Africa . London: …

… literature at the University of New York until 1983. 1974 Starts writing fiction, and publishes two novellas …

… Execution, is published,illustrated with his own woodcuts. 1974 The Writer’s and Artist’s Guild formed, to provide …

… with the leadership and membership of the GWIU, by mid-1974 Harriet had made the decision to resign from the union. …

… African workers, Harriet chose to resign from the GWIU in 1974. By the time Harriet became the general secretary for …

… on the Westminster system with a central government and a senate. There was a strict separation of powers between the …

… and fought for better wages and working conditions. In 1974 six more PP members won seats in Parliament. Soon after …

… R Goldman (1970 - 72) Ron Williams (1972 - 74) AD Adams (1974 - 76) Dr G J Hollis (1976 - 78) Haydn Bradfield (1978 - …

… in 1973. Offices in the Transvaal and Natal followed in 1974 and 1975 respectively, but the Eastern Cape emerged as … been banned in March 1973. Mbanjwa went on to edit the 1974-5 edition, while the 1976-77 edition was edited by Asha … Town Branch (Black Community Programmes, n.d.). By 1974 more than 20 BCM activists were banned, many of whom …

… appointment of pro-government judges. He also padded the Senate with Nationalist supporters to secure a two-third majority in the senate. The Act provided for the election of two White …

…   June   Gaborone; 2 SADF members captured Bomb attacks 1974    Botswana; parcel bomb kills student leader Abraham …

… ) QwaQwa – Sotho (“Self-government status” in 1 November, 1974) Gazankulu – Tsonga, (“Self-government status” in 1 …

… appointment of pro-government judges. He also padded the Senate with Nationalist supporters to secure a two-third majority in the senate. The Act provided for the election of two White …

… blacks weak and divided”. The release of 'Mannenberg' in 1974, on the album 'Mannenberg is Where It's Happening', … ragtime, and hymn township rhythms to create Mannenberg in 1974, a record which began a new trend with old materials in …

… an incident that his younger sister uses to taunt him. 1974 When 11 and in Std. 3 (Grade 5), Robert McBride's father … around these issues create a lasting impression in him. 1974 - 1975 Through a childhood friend, Andre Koopman, Robert …

… Violet only returned in the 1990s and was not well. In 1974 Sheila gave birth to Mark, who she loved dearly and who …

… by the apartheid government to artificially enlarge the Senate. This decision enabled clauses of the 1910 … the number of National Party representatives in the Senate in order to pass the Separate Representation of Voters …

… ANC 1954 Dr Verwoerd's (Min of Native Affairs) speech to Senate: My department's policy is that education should stand …

… Assembly of United Nation (UN). On 20 May 1994, the Senate, under the control of the ANC, after its victory in …

… and Helen Newton-Thompson. The women were opposed to the Senate Bill which asked for a two thirds majority of both …

… explosion accelerated even further between 1964 and 1974, virtually doubling. In 1965, the town had 1200 homes … house the Coloured population, Nelpark was established in 1974, with housing being provided in the form of duplex …

… Misuzulu Zulu (by Queen Mantfombi), born 23rd September 1974 in Kwahlabisa, KwaZulu-Natal, is currently pursuing a …

… were brought together by their shared outrage against The Senate Act that was devised by the Nationalist Government . … The first among many of the women’s protests against the Senate Bill began on 25 June 1955. The movement’s magazine … every corner of the Union (Rogers, 16). Unfortunately the Senate bill was signed despite the opposition from the group …

… provincial Council, Piet Hugo, was appointed to head the Senate. FJ Niemand was chosen to replace him in the council. … convened on 28 February 1973, with Essa as chairman. The 1974 general election saw the NP secure its largest victory … right-winger Willie Snyman. Danie Hough served as mayor in 1974, and he was succeeded by Burger “Tjol” Lategan the next …

… resolution condemned the establishment of homelands. In 1974 there was a resolution to expel South Africa from the … South Africa, and the Security Council echoed this call in 1974. On 16 December 1974 the General assembly recommended that South Africa be …

… York: Facts on File, Inc. Page 39. ↵ [ii] Innes, Gordon. 1974. Sunjata: Three Mandinke Versions. School of Oriental … File, Inc. Page 42. ↵ [viii] Ibid. Page 17. ↵ [ix] Gordon. 1974. Sunjata: Three Mandinke Versions. School of Oriental … London. Male Street, London. Page 1. ↵ [x] Innes, Gordon. 1974. Sunjata: Three Mandinke Versions. School of Oriental …

… NIC, was served with a five-year banning order in 1973. 1974 Dr Monty Naicker's passport applications were turned down on 14 May 1974 and 18 August 1975. Dr Naicker applied for the fourth …

… 1977 when SASO was banned, state repression increased. In 1974 it was listed as an “affected” organisation under the Affected Organisation Act of 1974. This meant that SASO could no longer rely on foreign …

… In 1974, an inaugural festival titled the 1820 Settlers National …