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… subsection (1) does not extend to- a.     propaganda for war; b.    incitement of imminent violence; or c.     … ii.        the end of the first court day after the expiry of the 48 hours, if the 48 … on a day which is not an ordinary court day; e.    at the first court appearance after being arrested, to be charged or …

… between 1779 and 1878. This time is known as the 100-year war. The conflict started in 1778 when the Dutch governor of … people of mixed European and Khoikhoi descent. Most of the first Kora people had worked on Dutch farms and spoke Dutch. … area that later became known as Griqualand West. They were first group from the Cape to settle north of the Gariep …

… the National Party passed a series of laws which put the first phase of apartheid into effect.   One of the most … two explanations on how the name Eersterus was chosen. The first belief was that Eersterus was the first stop of rest … consumer boycotts erupting on occasion into virtual civil war. In July 1985, the first State of Emergency was declared …

… at Woolwich. In 1828 he was appointed the Colony's first Surveyor-General, Civil Engineer, and Superintendent of … Their first camp was located at the northern end of the pass, … In 1851, following the outbreak of the 1850-53 frontier war, the convict camp was removed to the safety of Port …

… class solidarity, and the experiences of the Second World War and the militancy during the period alienated unions that … became the main contributors to the SACTU coffers. The first organising local committees to mobilise other trade …

… the aftermath of the abolition of slavery in 1834 and the first substantial influx of Blacks to the towns ”. The London … presence. After the conclusion of the South African War, laws to regulate Black settlement proceeded apace, …

… against a series of laws passed to regulate them. The first of these was the Bantu Authorities Act of 1951 , which … time in the Eastern and Western Cape Poqo had declared war on chiefs known to be collaborating with the apartheid …

… Conflict and the beginning of counter-revolutionary war; · The liberation movement seeks to weaken the capacity … may dictate a need to revisit our approach. Apart from the first two options, this may also include a much more enhanced … 3.1 A peaceful political settlement has always been the first option of the liberation movement. It was only when the …

… , a South African Communist Party member takes him on the first leg of his escape.  He then drives Dadoo to a … of South Africa, issues a leaflet, announcing, for the first time, to the country and the world, its existence as … Congress Alliance members and even proposes a Council of War to coordinate the activities of all Alliance members. …

… the Cape can be traced back to as early as 1652 when the first officials from the Dutch East India Company settled … Table Bay in 1653, Abraham from Batavia became the first slave to be imported . Even though the slave trade was … the Cape Town Jazz subculture, which developed after World War Two, through the incorporation of the ghoema beat into …

… 1991 He is elected as the Deputy Secretary General at the first ANC conference to be held in South Africa since the … at the Union Buildings in Pretoria. 3 June, Zuma gives his first State of the Nation address at a joint sitting in … with SARS commissioner Tom Moyane in alleged proxy war with Zuma. This is after Gordhan received a letter from …

… organisations in Bophuthatswana, Mangope continued to wage war on activists and ordinary people deemed a threat to the … Post-apartheid Rustenburg Popo Molefe was appointed the first premier of Northwest Province in 1994. © infrasors.co.za . After the ANC won the first democratic election in 1994, Popo Molefe was appointed …

… representatives of anti-apartheid organisations, for the first time initiating contact with the liberation movement. … in the early 1980s, the fall of apartheid began for the first time to look possible, and even immanent. The … was in disarray, and the time was ripe to mount a people’s war and to force the apartheid regime to the negotiating …

… maintained a policy of neutrality during the South African War . When platinum was discovered on BaFokeng land in 1921, … type, called Doornspruit (after the farm where it was first recognised). From the air, these recent settlements …

… from the ANC, the Pan Africanist Congress (PAC) held its first conference in Johannesburg . At this conference, it was … of absolute non-violence and that the PAC saw it as the first step in Black people's bid for total independence and … have argued that de Klerk narrowly avoided a civil war that would have been severely detrimental to the country …

… must tell them this: Look at Mother Moon, and be content. First she is like the horn of an eland. Then she becomes … In the end she vanishes completely. So it is with men too. First a man is young, but he grows strong. Then comes old age … by the Dutch, Sheikh Yusuf was banned to the Cape after a war between the Netherlands and his homeland in the Far East. …

… working in industrial jobs in large numbers for the first time in the history of South Africa. Like any new … activism in the years that would follow. Known as the first female South African trade unionist, she was involved … will be discussed in this paper. During and after World War I, as industrial needs expedited the hiring of more women …

… Despite problems in the transition, South Africa held the first all inclusive democratic elections in April 1994. The … and became the ruling party. Nelson Mandela served as the first democratically elected black president of South Africa. … a defence of the way in which it had conducted its 'just war' against apartheid. 31 August -1 September, The ANC holds …

… towards other political organisations surfaced when the first major campaign against Apartheid was launched in the … to the government's Bill. Sundra Pillay was elected the first chairman and Reggie September as secretary. The CPNU … 001 signatures on a petition to oppose the Bill while the War Veterans Torch Commando (WVTC), made up of mostly White …

… (Port Louis District,Mauritius) Aapravasi Ghat was the first site chosen by the British government to take part in … Al Qal'a of Beni Hammad (Maadid, Algeria) The fortified first capital of the Hammadid emirs was originally built in … The city was abandoned in 250 BCE during the First Punic War, and is the only surviving example of a Phoenicio–Punic …

… and Malay labour from Java. These labourers were the first Muslim workers in Natal. 1860 September, Cemetery sites … Clerk at a salary of 200 pounds per annum. 6 November, The first group of Indian indentured labourers arrive at the … Child and Goldie and is built in this year. 1879 The Zulu War breaks out. 22 January, The Battle of Isandlwana takes …

… of the African National Congress (1952-1967) and the first African to be honored by the Nobel Committee (1960 … 1901 by John L Dube , a kholwa educated in the USA and the first president of the South African Native National Congress … race-consciousness and political mobilization of the inter-war period. Similar title changes occurred around the …

… particular participation. It was no surprise that in the first year of the operation of the Land Act (which should … cent of the country for the white population) one of the first major confrontations was with the women, when the … stands there when giving important announcements about war and peace. The secretary to the Prime Minister told the …

… were launched by ANC guerrilla units. This event marks the first use of limpet mines by Umkhonto we Sizwe (MK). The … 1949 and Protocol 1 of 1977 on the humanitarian conduct of war. 1981 8 January, In its January 8th statement, the ANC … conduct, nor will it be embodied in a law. 17 August, Ruth First is killed by a parcel bomb, sent to her by the South …

… systems aimed at governing the indigenous population. The first involved using colonial bureaucracy to weaken the … to the divisive programme of the party, which led to civil war between ANC supporters in KwaZulu-Natal and IFP members. … negotiations. The party further threatened to boycott the first democratic elections. In an effort to prevent a boycott …

… (Dugard, 1978, 155) In 1976, with the cooling-off of Cold War tensions between the Soviet Union and United States, the … the necessity of charges brought against the prisoner. The first act of this nature was the General Law Amendment Act, … to 180 days, still renewable (Horrell, 1978: 471). First Pieces of Anti-Terrorism Legislation One of the …

… The first treason trial in South African history post apartheid … Boeremag trial marks its third anniversary. South Africa's first post-apartheid treason trial started on 19 May, 2003 … Johan and Kobus Pretorius to be declared prisoners of war so that they could be handed over to the SA National …

… (PAC), Robert Sobukwe . In order to begin an enquiry, the first thing investigators needed to prove was that Johnson … their burial site. This proved considerably difficult. At first, investigators followed in the footsteps of Mrs Hilda … Sechaba, referring to Johnson, reads: “like all wars, the war against apartheid produced its cowards, traitors and …

… secretary of its Pretoria branch. During the Second World War, when the Government imposed new measures to segregate … hundred million people now enjoying Dominion Status as the first fruits of their unequal struggle against the greatest … were to court imprisonment. Nanabhai was one of the first volunteers in that campaign. He led a batch of …

… to trade with them exclusively. European traders were at first not interested in expanding into the interior of … period as Germany lost her colonial possessions after the First World War. Her colonies were mandated to British and French …