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… The Planning Act and the Transvaal clothing industry …

… An examination of the Medical Schemes Act, 1967 …

… The Industrial Conciliation Act 1981 recipe for chaos …

… Report on Botswana: ACT to control political refugees …

… Act now! Stop the racist murder of comrades …

… Gumbi sentenced to five years under Terrorism Act …

… Getting our act together: community development in KwaZulu …

… Blueprint for slavery: Bantu Laws Amendment Act 1964 …

… National Congress Youth League (ANCYL). Buthelezi studied Bantu Administration, Roman-Dutch Law and Criminal Law at the … Hare University examinations, from where he graduated. In 1951, he found clerical work in the Department of Bantu … that the government had not met its own Black Constitution Act of 1972 which required consultation with the people of …

… Indian Education was first introduced in South Africa. Bantu Education was already in existence since 1954. … the students refused to attend the morning assembly.  The authorities immediately threw the students out of the … APDUSA, who was charged on four counts under the Terrorism Act in 1971 in the Pietermaritzburg Magistrate’s Court. The …

… a very early stage recognised the possibilities of the Bantu Authorities system, which the then Minister of Native … Transkei independence and the Transkei Security Act deprived Sabata of any protection but his high rank and …

… The prison authorities releases a statement by Nelson Mandela subsequent …

… The South African authorities publish a notice granting indemnity from …

… Burundi authorities arrest five people, including two soldiers, after …

… The Deputy Minister of Bantu Administration and Development, M.C. Botha, announces in Parliament that Local Authorities must is …

… Anglo-Boer War 2: The British military authorities declare martial law in the Zululand districts …

… more regiments of the Citizens’ Force are mobilised. Legal authorities in Johannesburg state the emergency regulations …

… in the Asiatic Land Tenure and Indian Representation Act of 1946 (the "Ghetto Act") - militants in the Transvaal and Natal Indian … taken to court and sentenced to six months in prison. The authorities charged him and his wife again in 1965. He …

… de Klerk announced in Parliament that the Group Areas Act of 1950 will be replaced by new non-discriminatory … whom were affected by the enactment of the Group Areas Act. The Act vigorously dictated where people could live according to … President F.W. de Klerk announces the Group Areas Act will be repealed. …

… of the Promotion of national Security and Reconciliation Act,1995 (Act No. 34 of 1995) …

… since “to furnish information to the responsible authorities is to court death and misfortune.  It was, thus, …

… her name. The General Law Amendment Bill, when an Act, will virtually make it impossible for some people to … Statement by Albert Luthuli on the "Sabotage Act", 6 June 1962 …

… In fact, there are direct links between the Natives' Land Act of 1913 and current struggles. The Land Act and its consequences still shape rural South Africa and … programmes of restitution and land reform. The Land Act was not a sudden departure, nor did it transform the …

… The Labour Relations Amendment Act, amending the Labour Relations Act of 1956, comes into force. The Black trade union movement …

… The Immigration Act is passed. Though the Act does not specifically refer to Indians, it makes their …

… Areas Board: investigation in terms of the Group Areas Act, 1950 (Act No. 41 of 1950) as amended: Grahamstown …

… was declared a ‘Whites Only’ area under the Group Areas Act . The Thomas family was evicted later by the Group Areas Act. Thomas wrote her first poem when her family was evicted … townships of the Cape Flats, Cape Town. Three of the one-act plays won first prize in “The World” newspaper literary …

… South African authorities order the arrest of former Defence Minister …

… South African authorities order the arrest of former Defence Minister …