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… Abolition of Racially Based Land Measures Act No 108 commences. …

… The Population Registration Act, No. 30 of 1950 is promulgated. …

… Promotion of National Unity and Reconciliation Act in South Africa …

… The Cape Parliament meets to consider the Act of Union …

… Security Intelligence and State Security Council Act No 64 commences. …

… Security Intelligence and National Security Council Act No 4 commences. …

… Prisons Act No 3 commences, providing for prisons and prison protocol. …

… The Basic Conditions of Employment Act: the position of women …

… under the second schedule of the Workmen`s Compensation Act …

… under the first schedule of the Workmen`s Compensation Act …

… The authorities release the leader of the Coloured Labour Party, …

… Prison authorities release thirty-four of the forty-two mercenaries …

… Memorandum against the Trespass Act No. 6 of 1959 … policy implications of amending or abolishing the Trespass Act No. 6 of 1959 …

… West Province; Mathopestad, North West Province, where authorities attempted to get the people to move … You wake up and read the newspaper, and you have to act (Walt in Schwartz, 2010). Walt is survived by her …

… the Cape, arguing that they be administered by their own authorities. Despite disagreements with the first prime … in the Cape to be disarmed. He had the "Peace Preservation Act" (1878), passed in 1878, causing uprisings across the territory. He applied the act in Basutoland, at the time administered by the Cape, and …

… Klipdrift near Oyster Bay.  Jack attended the Slangriver Bantu School, an Anglican school where he completed Standard … September 1980 he was detained under the Internal Security Act and held at Modderbee Prison, Benoni until February … of campaigns including those against the Black Local Authorities Act, the UDF Million Signature Campaign and the …

… Klipdrift near Oyster Bay.  Jack attended the Slangriver Bantu School, an Anglican school where he completed Standard … September 1980 he was detained under the Internal Security Act and held at Modderbee Prison, Benoni until February … of campaigns including those against the Black Local Authorities Act, the UDF Million Signature Campaign and the …

… of Prime Minister Hertzog's 1936 Native Trust and Land Act,which was intended to expand the farming areas available … Pedi-centre organization.It focused on opposition to the Bantu Authorities system which placed government co-opted chiefs in …

… was the principal architect of the 1995 Labour Relations Act. In March 1999 Cheadle was involved in establishing the … (1979 with Louise Silver) The New Labour Relations Act(1989 with Edwin Cameron and Clive Thompson) Fundamental …

… was sentenced to 20 years in jail under the Sabotage Act. This sentence was later reduced to 12 years on appeal. … Fazzie sentenced to 20 years in jail under the Sabotage Act …

… Black (Native) Administration Act of 1927 comes into effect. This Act in effect gave the state the power to make laws in all Af …

… Act no 90 of 1967 commences, according to which the minister … of mining no longer chairs the board on atomic energy. The Act sti …

… support amongst community members against the government's Bantu Urban Councils Act. The Bantu Urban Councils Act, Act No 79 of 1961 created black councils in urban areas that were linked to authorities in the homelands. The secret activity by Sisulu … Walter Sisulu and Duma Nokwe rally support against Urban Bantu Councils Act …

… orator, he would also be tasked with taking the Irrigation Act through Parliament in 1877. He rejected Carnarvon’s plan … attacked Sprigg’s native policies, as well his Disarmament Act, which provoked the Basuto War. When Governor Bartle … He was placed under house arrest on his farm by the Cape authorities because of his opposition to the war. Schreiner …

… to follow his father’s example and become a teacher. In 1951, he enrolled at the Bantu Normal College, outside Pretoria, to study for a … blow when the government introduced the Bantu Education Act Black education, which restricted Black education to a …

… were restricted in terms of Section 6 of the Public Safety Act of 1953. Some of these organisations included the Azanian … organisations completely, but the implementation of the Act effectively halted their activities. … are restricted in terms of Section 6 of the Public Safety Act …

… his movement, communication between local and national authorities regarding a banished person; movement out of … a Trust Farm with a little garden, and was employed by the Bantu Trust, earning approximately R11 per month. On 10 July 1963, the Bantu Affairs Department (BAD) Secretary, J.J. Klopper, …

… ‘native’ land ownership were established. The colonial authorities also established tribal land or what came to be … as White.  Prevention of Illegal Squatting Act (No: 52) 1951  Under the Prevention of Illegal Squatting Act private … Johannesburg to Meadowlands and other areas. Promotion of Bantu Self-Government Act (No: 46) 1959 The Promotion of …

… burns down and 5 000 municipal workers are requested by authorities to stay away from work the ne …