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… force, Black people in Rustenburg lost their rights to SA citizenship. They were forced to submit their SA identity documents and passports and given Bophuthatswana … made interracial sex possible, flouting the Immorality Act, with White men sleeping with Black women. After securing …

… Dominions on the Naval and Military Defence of the Empire, 1909 , HMSO, London, 1909). The South African leaders saw their interests as being … Congress) halted its agitation against the 1913 Land Act ( WWI and the People of South Africa ). The ANC general …

… He wrote to his old friend and suggested he sculpt a SA Scottish soldier for the Memorial. He was asked to do this as a gift to the SA Scottish in recognition of their contribution. Taylor … the authentic touch. But for the face of the soldier the SA Scottish wanted a hero. They sent Taylor photographs of …

… the small peasants are all Negroes and that all whites in SA are direct or indirect exploiters (the enormous … proceeds from the fact that the white population of SA in contradistinction of colonial countries like India and … nevertheless threatened by capital. Hence salvation for SA is in the proletarian resolution of united revolutionary …

… since the promulgation of the Restitution of Land Right Act 22 is significant. The legal basis for land restitution … the 1996 Constitution and the Restitution of Land Rights Act. The South African Constitution of 1993/1996 gave people … or to fair compensation. The Restitution of Land Rights Act 22 was promulgated in 1994 in terms of the Interim …

… to implement apartheid. 1940 Electoral Laws Amendment Act of 1940 is passed. The act provides for the compulsory registration of White voters … African Peoples Organisation (APO) to protest against this Act do not succeed. Walter Sisulu and Professor Z. K. …

… Pamphlet of the SA Catholic Bishops Conference explaining its call for an end …

… (11 March 2017). ↵ [ii]S.Lerman: Little hope for SA tennis at Olympics, http://www.sport24.co.za/Tennis/Little-hope-for-SA-tennis-at-Olympics-20150817 (17 August 2015). ↵ [iii]David … (11 March 2017).|Lerman, S.:Little hope for SA tennis at Olympics, https://www.sport24.co.za/Tennis/Little-hope-for-SA-tennis-at-Olympics-20150817 (17 August 2015).|Louis …

… (8 February 2015). ↵ [v] Travis Logie crowned SA Surfer of the Year, … http://www.surfingsouthafrica.co.za/travis-logie-crowned-sa-surfer-of-the-year-2/ (8 July 2012). ↵ [vi] Travis Logie … (11 March 2017).|Travis Logie crowned SA Surfer of the Year, … https://www.surfingsouthafrica.co.za/travis-logie-crowned-sa-surfer-of-the-year-2/ (8 July 2012). …

… the United Kingdom). 7 April, The Unlawful Organisations Act No. 34 comes into effect. Under this Act any organisation deemed a threat to the public can be … been banned under newly passed the Unlawful Organisations Act. 9 April, At the opening of the Union Exposition on the …

… for the third year. This was in accordance with the Natal Act No.14 of 1859 The Natal Colonial Government formulated … Ordinance No. 2, 1850, (Masters, Servants and Apprentices Act) was applicable to employers and indentured workers.   … were to be registered, register all Indian marriages, act as the Registrar of Births and Deaths and to hear civil …

… Natal. They lose vote in boroughs. Industrial Conciliation Act - this Act provides for job reservation. 31 May, the Mayor of … progress in industry was limited by the Apprenticeship Act, Industrial Conciliation Act (1924), and the Minimum Wage …

… poster. Artwork of blacks fighting soldiers with words "SA military agression" on their hats. …

… Jeffrey Thamsanqa (Jeff) Radebe, SA Minister of Transport (2004), was born in Cato Manor, …

… unions: • Airline Pilots Association of South Africa (ALPA-SA) • Care Centre, Catering, Retail & Allied Workers Union …

… (International) RM : Rhenish Missionary Society (Germany) SA : Salvation Army (England) SABMS : South African Baptist …

… out of the 'Reserves' carved out by the 1913 Land Act. Between 1960 and 1985, approximately 3.5 million … instituted under The Reservation of Separate Amenities Act of 1953. Blacks were excluded, among other things, from … Collection, Franco Frescura. The Suppression of Communism Act, passed in the 1950s gave the government the power to ban …

… Statement on the expulsion from the ANC (SA) of T Bonga, A M Makiwane, G M Mbele, A K Mqota, P …

… lights and safe public transport.  The Domestic Violence Act (DVA) In 1996, in an attempt to address the state of … affairs, the government introduced the Domestic Violence Act (Act 116) , with the objection of providing protection to …

… laws were passed to this effect. The first law was Act 25 of 1891.  Act 25 of 1894 followed by Act 8 of 1896 disenfranchised about 251 Asiatics of the vote. …

… For the second time SA Traction Manufacturing at Germiston has refused to …

… They found a legal loophole in the Riotous Assemblies Act, to attend 'private conferences' in spite of their ban.  … to oppose anti-apartheid laws such as the Group Areas Act. May, The Government publishes the Unlawful Organisations … Bill, subsequently known as the Suppression of Communism Act May 5 - 6, An emergency meeting of the Central Committee …

… Mandela bannished & banned to Brandfort. Interviewed by SA documentary filmmaker Kevin Harris for his 1983 …

… BMW (SA) is a German owned assembly plant in Pretoria. UAW started …

… Lodge, opened its door as a Museum on 6 April 1966. The SA Cultural History Museum, originally a division of the SA Museum, became an Independent Museum, in 1969. In 1998, … amalgamated with its parent body. This also included the SA National Gallery, the William Fehr Collection and the …

… Makhaya Ntini becomes the first Black SA cricket player to play in a five-day test in Cape Town, in …

… Homeland Policy means: Dumping grounds for SA; A passport to poverty; Total control of workers; A …