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… Menelik, that 17 former slaves sailed back to Ethiopia in 1909. The rest had by this time married or found careers and … people - the freed slaves who decided to return home in 1909 - please contribute with any information: Aguchello …

… because of her public support of the Afrikaner cause. In 1909, her book Closer Union was published. In it she argued … was prime minister of the Cape Colony in 1898-1900. In 1909, he accompanied a delegation of Black and Coloured …

… helped to form the South Africa first labor federation. In 1909 he became the first chairman of the all-white South …

… control over South West Africa. After the secession of the SA troops, a consensus was struck between three countries SA, Cuba and Angola. The consensus called for the withdrawal … SA troops withdraw from Angola …

… 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dictated where people could live according to … President F.W. de Klerk announces the Group Areas Act will be repealed.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) …

… published in magazines in the UK, Europe, US, Australia & SA and has won several awards, including 'Pictures of the Year', Nikon [UK], ford Pro Photo [SA] & Arts Council of Great Britain awards. Exhibitions …

… Hollander was born in Cologne, Germany, 1864. He lived in SA from 1889; date and place of death not known. Information … who apparently studied in Amsterdam and arrived in SA in 1889, is thin. In 1911 he met Constance Penstone and …

… 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 …

… 1973 and 1974, he was funded by a bursary awarded by the SA Institute of Race Relations in Durban to study at Rorke's … UFH (Annual Exhibition). 1973: (Black Expo). DAM (Art SA Today). Bojo Gallery', Durban (solo). 1974: NSA, Durban … Botswana (Art Toward Social Development An Exhibition of SA Art). Bradford, UK (International Print Biennale). NSA, …

… 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 …

… Jeug krag SA : Youth for SA …

… Drift, organised by Otto Lundbohm). 1975: DAM (Art SA Today). Durban (Black Expo, organised by Don Joseph, an … Botswana (Art Toward Social Development An Exhibition of SA Art). 1984: U2 (group). (987: Shell Gallery …

… He participated in numerous group exhibitions from 1936 in SA and the Republic of Ireland. He was on the Organising … Technikon, the CC, UN and numerous private collections in SA and abroad. He is the author of a number of publications, …

… in 1853. He trained in lithography in Germany, he came to SA in 1879. Earlier, after experience of the Franco-Prussian … in his own as well as other local publications. The SA Illustrated News collapsed in 1885 and he left for …

… against the Asiatic Land Tenure and Indian Representative Act. He attended all the mass rallies held by the Natal … in August under section 29 of the internal Security Act, just before the elections for the House of … detained in terms of Section 28 of the Internal Security Act at the Brighton Beach Police station. This followed the …

… sent South Africa to a 3-2 win over New Zealand, with SA being unbeaten in six series matches, with Kallis and …

… Speech at the opening of Angolan/SA Trade Conference …

… to withdraw from international athletics and to return to SA permanently. In April 1988, her name was added to the UN … Zola Budd returns to SA …

… Johannesburg in a symbolic protest against the Group Areas Act. … human chain in a symbolic protest against the Group Areas Act …

… Proclamation, widening powers of the Group Areas Act, is published in a bid to prevent multi-racial matches at … A State Presidential Proclamation widening the Group Areas Act preventing multi-racial sport …

… After the invasion of Poland by Germany in September 1939, SA Prime Minister Gen. J.B. Hertzog tried to pass a … SA joins World War II …

… circus, owned by William Pagel, was a familiar sight in SA. In 1949 she painted extensively in Namibia and in 1954 … (in comb. with NSA) SANG, 1 Feb. 1944: 41st Annual Exh. of SA Contemp. Art, org. by SASA with other Societies, SANG, 25 …

… eleven Soweto students were charged under the Terrorism Act.The fifty-six page indictment alleged that as officers, … of eleven Soweto students charged under the Terrorism Act begins …

… by s 101(1) of the Republic of South Africa Constitution Act No 110 of 1983. … P., ( 1968),  Separate Representation of Voters Amendment Act No 50 , from Nelson Mandela Foundation , [online], … Separate Representation of Voters Amendment Act No 50 of 1968 is enacted …

… Anglo-Boer War 2: The ZAR Volksraad passes the Aliens Act (Franchise Law), Act No 3 of 1899, allowing i.a. naturalisation of fo …

… Suppression of Communism Act (Internal Security Act) No. 44 of 1950, approved in parliament on 26 June 1950, …