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… Johannesburg: Indians increasingly become stand-holders. 1909 5 September, Fietas, Johannesburg: Dr Yusuf Dadoo is …

… (against the Asiatic Land Tenure and Indian Representation Act).  By the age of 17 or 18, he was a fully-fledged member … already decided to carry out acts of sabotage. The first act that they, as a cell, carried out was in Springs.  Laloo …

… were a result of the NP's racial policy: the Immorality Act and the acts regulating separate amenities; the banning … first farm prisons and the first Suppression of Communism Act. Throughout his political career he was a staunch …

… Repealed by section 51 of the Second General Law Amendment Act No 94 of 1974. Mines and Works Act No 12 of  1911 … This Act was similar to the 1927 Black Administration Act [SA], with a few amendments. Population Registration Act No 24 … of 1977 Transkei’s equivalent of the Labour Relations Act [SA]. Commenced: 1 October 1977 Labour Act No 14 of 1977 Set …

… before the Select Committee on the Immorality Amendment Act to illustrate his suggested ‘cure’ for homosexuality. His …

… his lawyers. With the passing of the General Law Amendment Act political prisoners had no access to their lawyers. After …

… in which he argued that the Bantu Self-Government Act of that year could be used to establish structures to …

… and Indian traders struggle against the 1950’s Group Areas Act. He became the leading authority on the subject. [v] In …

… the fight against the Germans. The Mixed Marriages Act is passed which criminalises the marriage of settlers … is opened between LÁ¼deritz and Keetmanshoop via Seeheim. 1909 Germans led by Captain Kurt Streitwolf established … Africa hopes to settle the question of poor whites in SA by relocation and land allocation in SWA. White settlers …

… a professor of music) Khabi Mngoma. A total of seven Art SA Today exhibitions took place biennially, from 1963 to … African Institute of Race Relations in organising the Art SA Today exhibitions, along with the Durban Art Gallery and … ‘the only one of its kind in South Africa’. The second Art SA Today exhibition, in 1965, attracted a racially diverse …

… by Africans were restricted under the Urban Areas Act of 1923 and prohibited in 1938. Matibi became chairman of …

… spells of detention under Section 6 of the Terrorism Act No. 83 of 1967. He travelled to Lusaka to deliver …

… his mother more often.    By 1953, the Bantu Education Act was passed by the government. It was one of apartheid's … political activists, had attended mission schools.The Act ended the relative autonomy these schools had enjoyed up … a new Department of Bantu Education. The Bantu Education Act was not only an attack on Black people in the broadest …

… have burned the clothing of the victims. He justified this act by claiming he did it in fear of contracting HIV/AIDS. …

… of Durban, designated under the apartheid Group Areas Act for Indians only, to discuss what they should do. They …

… Lungisile) were charged under the Suppression of Communism Act. After a controversial year-long trial in the Transkei, … were detained under Section 28 of the Internal Security Act.  On 31 March the Minister of Law and Order, Louis le … in detention were listed in terms of the Internal Security Act as a potential threat. After the police tear gassed the …

… This proviso was later withdrawn with the proclamation of Act No. 25 of 1891 , in order to discourage the settlement of … in Natal in this year. The Coolie Consolidation Amendment Act, Law No. 12 of 1872 makes provision for a Protector of … and leads to the founding of the first South African (SA) Indian political organisation, the Natal Indian Congress …

… know. Event Country Month Date Year Person / Organisation SA Cyclist, Burry Stander is killed. South Africa January 3 … 3 2013 Exiled Officers Film director David R Ellis dies in SA South Africa January 7 2013 David R. Ellis Judge Norman … years to resign. Rome February 11 2013 Pope Benedict xvi SA condemns N.Korea nuke test South Africa February 12 2013 …

… urban area. This gave the government broad powers to act against what it called “all forms of subversion.” The … mass demonstrations in March, the Unlawful Organisations Act No. 34 came into effect on 7 April. Under this Act, any organisation deemed a threat to the public could be …

… four began in 1987 (Inquest No. 626/87) under the Inquests Act No. 58 of 1959, headed by Magistrate E de Beer. At the …

… Association and went on trial under the Illegal Squatting Act for organising a political meeting in Orlando Township …

… a speech that sharply criticised the Bantu Education Act of 1953 . This later became known as the “Turfloop …

… arrested and detained under the Internal Security Act from 22 October 1985. On 15 November he was banned from …

… to demostrate against the Asiatic Land Tenure ("Ghetto") Act. Although he led passive resisters in marches across the …

… banning order in terms of the Suppression of Communism Act. This was renewed in 1969. The banning did not allow him …

… with members of parliament. This was deemed an act of treason by the Alexandra inhabitants and at a mass …

… Yeoville, Johannesburg, under the Suppression of Communism Act with the ammunition of the 90-day law . Without being …

… of the African National Congress 1913 First Native Land Act passed 1914 Formation of National Party Railway … becomes the first democratically elected president of SA 1995 25 February,The city of Pietersburg becomes one of …

… entitled Statements after an Arrest under the Immorality Act .  Ntshona’s success in New York led to a series of film …