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… supported by the 2009 Southern Sudan Referendum Act, had a 60% turn out and was declared fair and free by …

… increased from 150 to 160 by the Constitution Amendment Act of 1965. It is tempting to consider what the fate of …

… Africa during the currency of the Industrial Conciliation Act from 1924 to 1979, and of state labour policy of direct …

… Sisulu. In 1981 he was arrested under the Terrorism Act, detained without trial, tortured and released after 251 …

… government, thereby making her Africa's first woman to act as head of state. Perry was mandated to execute the …

… was made a few days before the Suppression of Communism Act, No. 44 of 1950 was approved in parliament in June 1950 …

… In 1954 he was banned under the Suppression of Communism Act of 1951. However, Slovo and other political activists …

… in 1807, the new colony was used as a base from which the act could be enforced. Beginning in 1808, hundreds of slaves …

… It was agreed that Indians would register voluntarily and Act 2 of 1907, which made registration compulsory, would be …

… as a result of Black dissatisfaction with the South Africa Act of 1909, their treatment after the South African War and …

… those sentenced in terms of the Suppression of Communists Act and other security legislation such as the Internal Security Act , the Sabotage Act and the Terrorism Act . The history of the Pretoria …

… the black middle class represented by the ANC cannot even act in the interest of the entire middle class, let alone the … The CPSA was banned in 1950 and re-formed as the SACP in 1953, which meant that they, in their ideological perspective … The capitalist class and the middle class would thus act as a brake, a hindrance to the achievement of full …

… by Indians. This was before the axe of the Group Areas Act fell to declare the area "white" and landlords were … principles of a special education for "inferior" Africans (Bantu Education), graduated successive series of young men …

… by Indians. This was before the axe of the Group Areas Act fell to declare the area "white" and landlords were … principles of a special education for "inferior" Africans (Bantu Education), graduated successive series of young men …

… by Indians. This was before the axe of the Group Areas Act fell to declare the area "white" and landlords were … principles of a special education for "inferior" Africans (Bantu Education), graduated successive series of young men …

… Corps. (1919) Protest against the Women’s Enfranchisement Act, and the Franchise Amendment Bill, 1931 …

… a ‘solution’ which says yes to homelands, the Group Areas Act, to laws which make us believe that we are separate and …

… the Asian Land Tenure and the Indian Representation Act. After a long battle with cancer, Rev. Scott passed away …

… movements were banned under Unlawful Organisations Act in April 1960. The South West African People’s …

… and Vryheid, and explained the implications of the Asiatic Act of 1927 to them. He also authored several books in Hindi, …

… in the late 1980s, to ask his forgiveness. His symbolic act of washing Chikane's feet was widely publicised and drew …

… to come to the Transvaal to help interpret and oppose the Act. A mass meeting was held at the Empire Theatre in … Is. 1, pp 118-131|SAHO,  (2011),  ‘Asiatic Law Amendment Act is passed in Transvaal parliament leading to increased …

… detaining people 18 April, The Unlawful Organizations Act is introduced and bans both the PAC and the ANC and any … Sobukwe writes a letter appointing Potlako Leballo to act as president of the PAC. August, The PAC establishes … in 1992. 14 August, The PAC in the Free State wishes Bantu Holomisa ‘luck’ ahead of his appearance before an …

… the Indian masses against the Smuts regime's Pegging Act, designed to restrict Indian landownership rights and … and the Passive Resistance Campaign against Smuts' Ghetto Act for the Indian people. Monty Naicker, together with the … unsparingly into mobilising the people to defy the Ghetto Act. Thousands defied by occupying plots of land and areas …

… the Indian masses against the Smuts regime`s Pegging Act, designed to restrict Indian landownership rights and … and the Passive Resistance Campaign against Smuts' Ghetto Act for the Indian people. Monty Naicker, together with the … unsparingly into mobilising the people to defy the Ghetto Act. Thousands defied by occupying plots of land and areas …

… For instance, the passing of the Suppression of Communism Act, Act, the Population Registration Act, the Groups Areas Act, … the Criminal Law Amendment Act No 8, were passed in 1953 in response to the Defiance Campaign. These laws gave …

… abroad to make evident their success in managing the 'Bantu'. The content consisted mainly of tribal preaching and …

… the grievances would be considered. Come to think of it, Bantu Education is the utmost of insults compared with what … a force that is trying to present a different image of the Bantu Education fight and equal rights movement. Many of the … of Coloured Affairs to instruct the police to act with restraint when dealing with school children. On …

… South Africa did not wake up one day and begin resisting Bantu Education. The uprising was carefully organized and led … that when students demonstrated against the inferior Bantu education and use of Afrikaans as medium of school … school in 1976 because he did not agree with the system of Bantu education which was being taught to African students. …

… regards its spirit, create expectations in the mind of the Bantu which clash with the possibilities of this country. It … policy of the State." To achieve this objective a special "Bantu education" was introduced. Our people have fought this …