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… When his brother Mbuyiselo was banned, Madaka would act as a go between with people who wanted to meet with …

… which became known as the Magoo’s Bar bombing. This act of war where civilians were killed and injured still … Harber, A. & Ludman, B. (eds)(1994). A-Z of SA Politics: The Essential Handbook 1994 , London: Penguin, …

… assistance. However, due to the Bantu Education Act the IIE could only register as a correspondence college. …

… You wake up and read the newspaper, and you have to act (Walt in Schwartz, 2010). Walt is survived by her …

… the first to be banned under the Suppression of Communism Act, but he ignored his bans to speak in support of the  …

… was consequently listed under the Suppression of Communism Act in 1952 and was served a two-year banning order.  He …

… and boycott elections under the Native Representatives Act of 1936. This earned him the respect of ANC leaders such …

… independence.   He was charged under the Terrorism Act , found guilty and sentenced to six years on Robben …

… of the earliest cases under the Suppression of Communism Act, and Calata received a six months suspended sentenceand …

… segregation laws and policies included the Native Land Act of 1913 and the Pass laws . National Party victory 1948 … g.za/dated-event/european-community-lifts-sanctions-against-sa See: … ory.org.za/dated-event/un-lifts-mandatory-sanctions-against-sa In 1946, the United Nations expressed its concerns about …

… detained in solitary confinement under the 1967 Terrorism Act without access to a lawyer for a portion of that year.In …

… Dr D.F. Malan is the first cabinet minister in SA to travel by air. He leaves Cape Town in a Moth aeroplane …

… Indians from purchasing any municipal land. The Slums Act was passed in 1934 in order improve conditions and to … ‘slum clearance’ in the city. In actual fact the Act meant the expropriation of Indian property. One of the … girls, however were allowed to attend until 1905. By 1909, there were 35 Indian schools, 31 of which were …

… Ordinance No. 29, which became known as the ‘Black Act’. Gandhi went to London in October to appeal to the British to abolish the Black Act in their crown colony of Transvaal, and met with the … Gandhi was again imprisoned from 25 February to May in 1909. Smuts sent two religious books for Gandhi, who also …

… next year, he introduced the Comprehensive Anti- Apartheid Act which called for sanctions against South Africa. Dellums …

… next year, he introduced the Comprehensive Anti- Apartheid Act which called for sanctions against South Africa. Dellums …

… 1952, Lengisiwas banned under the Suppression of Communism Act (SCA).On 6 July 1954, Lengisi was ‘ordered forthwith to …

… 1950, Hettie was listed under the Suppression of Communism Act and forced out of teaching because of her political …

… her life for them. In recognition of this heroic, selfless act of bravery, the State President, Jacob G Zuma, …

… because section 6 of the South African Revenue Services Act 34 of 1997 (the SARS Act) empowers the President to … Another v Argus Printing and Publishing Co Ltd 1956 (4) SA 310 (W) at 318 C-E), and that the tone in which a … O'Regan J in Khumalo and Others v Holomisa 2002 (5) SA 401 (CC) stated at paragraph 25 that 'although freedom of …

… when both the TNO and APU merge with the SANNC in 1912. 1909 Makgatho witnesses the Imperial (British) Parliament enact the South Africa Act, which brings the Union of South Africa into being. He is revolted by Clause 35 (1) of the Act, which provides that henceforth no Black man can become a …

… SA Air Force operation, Keep out of it or our planes will hit …

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

… support of smaller parties, was able to pass the Enabling Act, which gave him the power to rule by decree. He became a …

… Square, Johannesburg, under section 6 of the Terrorism Act. In 1980 Mufamadi worked as a private teacher at Lamula …

… without trial under section 6 of the notorious Terrorism Act and spent 11 months in detention. Police alleged that she …

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

… against the Asiatic Land Tenure and Indian Representation Act that laid the seed for the 1952 Defiance Campaign, the …

… was banned in April 1960 under the Unlawful Organisations Act. Mabizela did not complete his studies at the institution …