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… Gwentshe was banned under the Suppression of Communism Act by the Minister of Justice from attending meetings for …

… the PAC on April 8, 1960 under the Unlawful Organizations Act , Masemola and other PAC operatives others were sent out …

… Charter slogans in 1955. Esakjee was banned in terms of Act No. 44 of 1950 Sec. 9 (1), which was served on him on 28 …

… of repressive legislation — the Suppression of Communism Act - and Sarah and Fred were both listed as communists. In …

… contrary to Section 12(1)(b) of the Civil Service Act, as a result of involvement in student political …

… Andre George Ezra Coetzee, SA soccer player who made history in 2000 when he took Ajax …

… of the President of South Africa, Thabo Mbeki, at the SA-Mali Project Fundraising Dinning, St. Georges Hotel, City …

… Zola Budd of SA and Mary Decker of the USA collides accidentally during …

… SA man sets record for world’s deepest dive. Nuno Gomes’ …

… reports that according to the Advisory Group on AIDS in SA, a total of 191 cases of AIDS have been diagnosed by mid-De …

… The SA Defence Force announces that the body of an SAAF Mirage …

… the ANC who would like to conduct a dialogue with the SA government. It is also just as clear that they must be … of the Sunday Times ; Hugh Murray, editor of Leadership SA ; and some opposition leaders. The ANC delegation included … be done by the scrapping of laws such as the Group Areas Act and the Mixed Marriages Act. While ANC strategists were …

… . They were charged under the " Native Administration Act " for speeches made at a meeting and, in the case of Mrs …

… that ‘the measures taken under the Native Administration Act have been promulgated at the request of the Native …

… convening regular meetings in which they conspired to act against these measures and encouraged other people to do …

… Council. Laura was banned under the Internal Security Act in 1978, days before the commencement of the NUSAS …

… Administration, was issued under the Native Administration Act and said that it was ‘injurious for the peace, order and …

… slew of apartheid legislation such as the Bantu Education Act in 1954. He also participated in the 1955 campaign for …

… On 12 June 1909, Natal voted in favour of the formation of the Union of … Africa. During the following year (1910), the South Africa Act was approved in Britain granting power to the White … Africans, Asiatics (mostly Indians) and Coloureds.  This Act brought together two former British colonies, the Cape …

… human being. In recognition of his heroic, selfless act of bravery, the State President,  Jacob G Zuma , …

… 1950 Dick was listed under the  Suppression of Communism Act  and was later banned from union involvement. She …

… The SA race horse, Horse Chestnut, is flown to New York by  …

… Hendrik Ramaala, SA athlete, wins the men’s title at the New York Marathon in …

… to be 75 000 years old and found in Blombos cave in SA, is believed to be the oldest known jewel …

… SA Air Force operation, 20 May 1983, Unsettling whites …

… Lebowa and Gazankulu. The Internal Security Amendment Act replaced the Suppression of Communism Act . The new act … The strike spreads to Pimville Higher Primary School. The SA Students Movements makes an attempt to consolidate the … attempt to arrest the leader of the local branch of the SA Students Movement. Pupils stone the police and bum their …

… of AZAPO was arrested under Section Six of the Terrorism Act. He was not among the group arrested but from that … he was being arrested under Section Six of the Terrorism Act and that they could not give him details. At John Vorster …

… as Coloured, according to the Population Registration Act.  In 1951, at the age of fourteen, he moved to Cape Town … this period, which saw the introduction of the Group Areas Act (1958) that he experienced apartheid discrimination at …