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… Thabo Mngomeni, SA Bafana Bafana player who was awarded Kick Off’s accolade …

… ore carrier MV Treasure sinks off the western coast of SA, soiling more than 19 000 penguins. This resulted in the …

… World War II: SA armoured cars are in pursuit of the German forces and …

… Col. J.F. Jordaan of the SA force captures Gen. Christiaan de Wet, on his way to …

… The SA cricket team wins the first test against the West Indies …

… Jan Jacobus van der Post, SA author who lived as a boy with the San for several years …

… Former first-lady of SA and ex-wife of FW de Klerk, Marike de Klerk, is found …

… Lucas Radebe, SA born soccer star, wins the Fifa Fair Play award, but is …

… Jan Jacobus van der Post, SA author who lived as a boy with the San for several years …

… World AIDS Day about the growing number of AIDS orphans in SA, many of whom who are raised …

… businessman and Chief Executive of the Chamber of Mines of SA, is born. He was the first Black to be ap …

… Natal, ten days after his retirement as head of the SA veterina …

… May Day strike, in protest of the Suppression of Communism Act. During this period the Picasso Club was formed for the … Cachalia  were banned under the Suppression of Communism Act. It therefore became Mosie’s responsibility to ensure …

… living conditions of Johannesburg's Black citizens. 1909 The Johannesburg Municipal Commission urges that … for breach of contract under the “Masters and Servants Act”. The ANC launches a labour campaign and threatens to … boycott only ends in January 1981 after the Congress of SA Students decides to suspend the boycott. October, the …

… was banished in terms of the 1927 Native Administration Act to Duiwelskloof. From there he was brought to stand …

… in England where begins studying for a law degree.   1909 Seme follows deliberations on the Union of South Africa Bill (1909), which proposes a framework for the establishment of …

… of the apartheid government’s 1954 Natives Resettlement Act sowed a seed of resistance in the young Mkhize, marking … (SANFA) in 1912, just prior to the infamous Land Act of 1913 , through the help of Pixley ka Isaka Seme – a …

… for a five-year period under the Suppression of Communism Act in October 1963, and in the same month was detained in … Kingdom to object to the implementation of the 1913 Land Act. He was Natal ANC president from 1924-30 and ANC national …

… Party government introduced the Suppression of Communism Act in 1950 , Phillips and his friend Solly Sachs   fell …

… Post). In 1963 he was arrested in terms of the Sabotage Act and held in detention for seven months. After a two-week …

… campaigned with them on issues such as the Natives Land Act of 1913 . Betty Molteno never married. However she …

… charged on five counts under the Suppression of Communism Act . In January 1969 she was found guilty of harbouring …

… persons ‘listed’ in terms of the Suppression of Communism Act. From 1953, he lived under a succession of banning …

… Manor, having been moved on as a result of the Group Areas Act which was being enforced back then. He worked closely …

… of Dr D.F. Malan passed the Suppression of Communism Act in 1950, Mokgatle's 'political home' was destroyed as the …

… Trial. He also led protests against the Transfer Act of 1959. This piece of legislation sought to restrict the …

… housing for people that were displaced by the Group Areas’ Act . After 1961, Stott detached herself from the Black Sash, …

… he was formally charged on four counts under the Terrorism Act. He was detained in Greytown away from his home town of …