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… friends were detained under  section 29 of the Terrorism Act and kept in solitary confinement for a period of six …

… (1902 - 05 ) C Henwood (1905 - 09 ) Waiter Greenacre (1909 - 10 ) FC Hollander (1910 - 13) W Holmes (1913 - 15) JH …

… of the Cuban Government, during a plenary session of the SA/Angolan talks in New York on 11 July 1988 …

… he occupied the chair. This was considered an act of courage, and he occupied this position when the … find many expressions in his career, and it was his last act as a doctor working in South Africa. That same day a …

… was banned for five years under the Internal Security Act , after the news of Biko’s murder in police custody was …

… that has been left out, please email SAHO Niel Barnard [SA Government, replaced Fanie van der Merwe as Co-Head of … Sandra Botha [Gender Advisory Com mittee] MR R.F. Botha [SA Government, CODESA 1] Geoff Budlender [Rapporteur of Sub … Management Committee at CODESA 2] MR Fanie Van der Merwe [SA Government, Co-Head of Secretariat, and Technical …

… outrage and evoked the strong sense of responsibility to act. In addition to the disappointingly low wages she earned, … woman to ever be arrested under the General Laws Amendment Act . The Act gave the police the power to hold suspects in detention …

… was sent by the Government of India to Natal in 1914 to act as an "observer," was a more impartial critic, but even … of the Indian Government and on his second visit in 1909, enlisted the support of Mr Gokhale to bring to a … then according to Law 25 of 1891, subsequently amended by Act 17 of 1895, Act 1 of 1900 and Acts 39 and 42 of 1905, and …

… Festival, UK Cities in Crisis: Photographs of the SA urban landscape, FADA Gallery, University of Johannesburg …

… overthrow of white domination. That means that the S.A. Act of 1909””that fossilised relic of the whiteman's exclusive …

… to Botswana and charged under the Suppression of Communism Act and with attempting to leave the country illegally. …

… in Johannesburg and charged under the Riotous Assemblies Act. By September, the government closed more than 70 Black … Federal Party (PFP) were bombed, with a group called the SA Liberation Support Cadre claiming responsibility for the … UDF affiliates. May Day 1986 saw the largest stay-away in SA’s history, with 1, 5-million people observing the call. On …

… We want the Government of the United Nations to know and act in the light of our interpretation of the 'Atlantic … in this war. The schedule to the South Africa Act of 1909 did envisage the transfer, under certain …

… that the government had not met its own Black Constitution Act of 1972 which required consultation with the people of … continued. In 1994, Buthelezi piloted the Ingonyama Trust Act through the KwaZulu Legislative Assembly as the last … envoy had led to the passing of the Ingonyama Trust Act, days before the elections, placing what was essentially …

… SA Air Force operation, 20 December 1983, Fourth party …

… regime, especially speaking up against the Group Areas Act and Population Registration Act . As a result, he became a nuisance to the apartheid … . (Accessed on 10 June 2020) Coloured SA. (2016). Award winning author, poet and playwright, Adam …

… Mqotsi for five years under the Suppression of Communism Act. In 1961 the NEUM's newspaper, lkwhezi Lomso (The Morning … five-year banning order under the Suppression of Communism Act.  During the 1960 state of emergency, Mqotsi was …

… for coloured people forcibly removed under the Group Areas Act, Mitchells Plain became home to over 300,000 residents by … continued distributing bread in her honor, viewing this act as symbolic of the life-giving work she performed in the …

… Bantu education, and forced removals under the Group Areas Act. The massacre of unarmed protestors at Sharpeville, near … government then moved to pass the Unlawful Organisations Act on 7 April 1960, which banned both the ANC and the PAC. … a new era of democratic rule in South Africa. Image from “SA press clips supplement “the State of emergency: June …

… Gould-Adams, and was officially opened on 16 October 1909. The North and South wings date from 1915 and 1929 … | Renamed as Grey University College with 29 students  1909 | First men’s residence, House Abraham Fisher, completed …

… of the Constitution of the Republic of South Africa, Act 108 of 1996) This was the promise made to all the citizens of SA, Black and White, rich and poor. As we celebrate ten years …

… issued a notice under section 77 of the Labour Relations Act (LRA) for workers to be able to engage in various types … union, and COSATU affiliate, National Union of Mineworkers SA (NUM). 16 August: After several violent incidents between … to right: Vavi (Cosatu secretary general), Jacob Zuma (SA and ANC president) and Sidumo Dlamini (Cosatu president) …

… dynamite, the immigration of women, the Possession of Arms Act, and the railway system, which had been extensively … been stabilized , and that to leave would be ‘almost an act of cowardice’. He prevailed on Milner to agree to a …

… years under section nine of the Suppression of Communism Act No.44 of 1950 . This created a logistical nightmare for …

… lifetime banning order under the Suppression of Communism Act. Although banned, Bopape continued with political work, …

… Sent: Friday, May 04, 2007 3:07 PM Subject: Revamped SA History sight! Hi there, I have been using the SA history quite a lot in the research I have been doing for … and think you are doing an excellent job in presenting SA's history. I do have a few suggestions for improving it …

… collaboration by Boyzie Cekwana and artists Rodney Place (SA); Robyn Orlin (SA); Vincent Mantsoe (SA); Reginald Dunster (SA); Nelisiwe Xaba (SA); Hlengiwe …

… the following complaint jointly to the Protector on 31 May 1909. Caste prejudices die hard, and the complaint reflects … than those above stated, they are not fit persons to act as constables. …