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… for the registration and control of aliens. Assent gained: 14 June 1939; commencement date not found. Repealed by s 60 …

… and relocate their families to towns like Queenstown. 14 December, A white farmer, John Mattushek, shoots two …

… in 10 areas next year and rolled out nationally over 14 years. 30 August ANCYL leaders (national and provincial), … the "Why Not" Restaurant and Magoo's Bar in Durban on 14 June 1986, an attack in which three white women were … from the State Oil Marketing Organisation of Iraq (SOMO). 14 December The Specialised Commercial Crime Court …

… Act was largely infertile and unsuitable for agriculture. [14] Rise of African Nationalism: In the 19th century, the … started pulling out its 100000 troops from Palestine. On 14 May 1948, David Ben-Gurion declared the state of Israel on … AND NATIONALISM IN THE ANC, THE PAC AND THE BCM. 1920-1980." PhD diss., Brandeis University, 1983. [23] Shepperson, …

… (South African Institute for Race Relations, 1979: 477). 1980 The Housing Amendment Act, No 11 of 1980, added new permissible ways of serving notices to to … be present (South African Institute for Race Relations, 1980: 345). The Community Development amendment act, No 12 of …

… is placed under the Trusteeship Council of the UN.  14 December 1946 In a vote, the UN General Assembly rejects … the leaders of OPO and SWANU out of Windhoek, and arrests 14 people on charges of public violence. The homes of … are absorbed into SWAPO. These tensions continue until 1980 when Muyongo is expelled. The Herero Chief’s Council …

… Karl Heinrich Marx was born in Germany (5 May 1818- 14 March 1883) and was an economist, political theorist, and … market-influenced program of state capitalism". [14] In this regard, Lenin followed the logic of Marxist … Stanford: CA, Stanford University Press, 2008, p. 55-56 [14] Ibid., [15] Zickel, Raymond E (1991).  Soviet Union a …

… the racial policies of the Nazis in the Third Reich. [14] South Africa After World War I eugenics influenced social … thousands of British children between the ages of 3 and 14 were sent to Australia and Canada to boost the size of the … Politics and memory." African dynamics (2003): 279-304. [14] Ibid., [15] Singh, Jerome Amir. "Project Coast: eugenics …

… by William I, after he won the Battle of Hastings on 14 October 1066. King William I realized that he would not be … of the armpits, neck and groin and coughing blood. [14] The Black Death was a deadly disease that would usually … [14] Author Unknown, “Black Death Facts: your guide to “the …

… to rule from various bureaucratic or military positions. [14]   This system of governance was also accompanied by … (Accessed:  20 June 2020). [14] A. Hart-Davis, History:  Definitive Visual Guide, Dorling …

… would be named “Covid-19” as it was discovered in 2019. 14 February- Egypt becomes the first country in Africa to … surpass that of the rest of the world, including China. 14 March- South Africa welcomes home 114 citizens repatriated …

… approximately 8 098 people (with 774 reported deaths). [14] Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS): The second … ↵ [14] Unknown Author, “Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome …

… jobs and did not have problems with working underground [14] . In 1961, Tanzania officially ceased with recruitments … H. 1964. p 48 [12] Wilson, F. 1972 p 4 [13] Seabela. 2021 [14] Seabela. 2021 [15] Seabela. 2021 [16] De Vletter, F., …

… national anti pass conference in Easter 1944 1944 January 14 - 16, At the Communist Party of South Africa Conference, a … a campaign to give the ASC as broad a base as possible May 14, The Communist Party of South Africa organises a rally … as well as to pay the costs of the applicants. October 14, Knowing that they would be defeated in the elections the …

… to call a general strike in Johannesburg on Wednesday, 14 August. The Johannesburg City Council sent a deputation to … this visit the ANC, at its annual conference from December 14 to 17, 1946, passed the following resolution: "Congress …

… of State for the Colonies, the Natal Coolie Law, Law 14 of 1859 is passed. This law made it possible for the … 1921 5 March, The Durban Land Alienation Ordinance, no 14 of 1922 (Natal) This ordinance enables the Durban City …

… lonely and having had his freedom largely restricted. [14] The second incident is a joint attack by Ndlambe and the … University of KwaZulu-Natal Press, 2012), 109-110 ↵ [14] S.E.K. Mqhayi, Abantu Besizwe – Historical and …

… to hear Sobukwe speak at Langa township on February 14. The PAC was guiding Africans toward the creation of a New …

… Monty Naicker's passport applications were turned down on 14 May 1974 and 18 August 1975. Dr Naicker applied for the …

… of the prisoners at Swakopmund concentration camp die. 14 January , Prime Minister Bülow orders Von Trotha to stop …

… of State for the Colonies, the Natal Coolie Law, Law 14 of 1859 is passed. This made it possible for the Colony to … T. Kinloch, W.E. Knight, D.C. Shepstone and J.M. Harris. 14 March 1940 The Government Committee ( Lawrence Committee ) … to protest against the three Ordinances recently passed. 14 March 1945 General Smuts states in the House of Assembly …

… of attempts to reduce the South African Indian population. 14 August, The Transvaal Indian Congress (TIC) holds a mass … led by V.S.C. Pather and Sorabjee Rustomjee, and 14 ordinary members also resigned. Despite the opposition …

… school fees, and overseas sources. 1858 Education Act No. 14 is passed. It provides for the creation of Educational … is aligned with the Azanian People Organisation (AZAPO). 1980 - 2000 1980 Cape town coloured and black schools initiate boycotts …

… May, The Immorality Amendment Act No 21 of 1950 is passed. 14 May, The African National Congress (ANC) Working Committee … which Communism has been implemented in Russia and China. 14 February, Walter Sisulu acts as a speaker at an African … from Sophiatown to Soweto, southwest of Johannesburg. 14 August, Walter Sisulu attends a secret African National …

… that “shocked the Victorian morality of their parents.” [14] This generation was chronicled by writers such as F. … was unemployed, and that rate continued to hover above 14% until 1940. [20] Between 1923 and 1930, 5,000 banks … [Accessed 6 April 2021]. [13] Ibid. [14] HISTORY. n.d. Flappers. [online] Available at: …

… negotiation. The National Peace Accord was signed on 14 September 1991 by the representatives of twenty-seven …

… Nations A/RES/S-16/1 General Assembly 6th plenary meeting, 14 December 1989 The “Outward-Looking” policy of the S.A. …