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… labour. He had been charged under the Riotous Assemblies Act and pleaded guilty.) Although I am pleading guilty … Congress which totally opposes the Asiatic Land Tenure Act and resolved to carry out a Passive Resistance Struggle against the unjust Act. It is in the carrying out of this decision for the …

… of National Unity and Reconciliation Amendment Act 34 of 1995 to help heal the country and bring about a … applying for amnesty. 4 October, Identification Amendment Act No 47 : Amended the 1986 Identification Act so as to … the! Xun and! Khwe tribes who were employed by the former SA Defence Force in its war against the South West African …

… The six laws were; Pass Laws, Population Registration Act, Suppression of Communism Act, Group Areas Act, Bantu Authorities Act, and Separate Representation of …

… Northern Cape, under the theme “Centenary of the 1913 Land Act”. The theme speaks directly to the 1913 Natives Land Act legislation, an act that formed the cornerstone of segregation policies. …

… West such as the AAM. 7 April, The Unlawful Organisations Act No. 34 comes into effect. Under this Act any organisation deemed a threat to the public can be … woman to be arrested under the General Laws Amendment Act and is held in solitary confinement. 9 October, Nelson …

… between the Khoikhoi and the colonists. In terms of the Act, each Khoikhoi within the confines of the colony had to … denser population of white people on the eastern border to act as buffer against black people. 1817 Lord Charles …

… that sparks the imagination. It’s what drew well-known SA artist Chris Haw here and inspired a collection of … Most famously it’s where Laurens van der Post, one of SA’s most renowned authors (and an authority on San culture …

… he could effect change from inside the SABC‚ he said. The SA National Editors Forum in a statement said on Monday that‚ …

… South Africa. The first Carnegie inquiry into poverty in SA was published in 1932 and focused solely on the 'poor …

… of conferences, exhibitions and workshops initiated by SA History Online in order to promote discussion and debate …

… is a national heritage site, under the protection of the SA Heritage Resource Agency. The cemetery has more than 2 000 …

… 9 September 2010] Anon. (2008) 'Resignations rock SA government' from BBC News, 23 September 2008 [online] …

… apartheid government introduced the General Law Amendment Act, the South African Security Police, or Special Branch, … to arrest anyone they suspected of involvement in an act against the State, and to hold them incommunicado for 90 days at a time. This act, usually referred to as the 90-Day Act (later 180-Day …

… Durban’s identity, and a direct result of the Group Areas Act . View Larger Map Chatsworth comprises an area that was … and Occupation of Land (Transvaal and Natal) Restriction Act also known as the Pegging Act of 1943 was passed. In Natal, as was the case in the …

… Dutchman or arrested under the Native Administration Act for inciting to a"feeling of hostility"one'side as about … illegal,as is seen clearly in the Native Administration Act, which enables the Government to put in prison anyone who …

… the burial concept plan of 1898, an area site plan of 1909, infra-red burial plan of 1969 and the aerial photograph …

… and places to go to.    eThekwini makes History as first SA metro approved to generate its own electricity (LINK …

… km from the Coastal Town of Mtunzini. Referred to, in the SA edition of Trivial Pursuit, as having the cleanest air in … https://www.sa-venues.com/attractionskzn/melmoth.php …

… moved to the Airforce Museum , in Ysterplaat The SA Air Force's relationship goes way back to when the …

… people operate and support the Separate Representation Act for Coloured people to vote for white candidates, it will … elected in terms of the Separate Representation of Voters' Act of 1956. SACPO, a member of the Congress Alliance, … relations ... The University supported this policy because SA pursued traditionally a policy of social segregation. This …

… Vorster, migrant labour, Suppression of Communism Act, Education Act, Terrorism Act, separate development, families separated by pass laws. …

… of the Schlebusch Commission and was promulgated as Act No 101 of the Republic of South Africa Constitution Fifth Amendment Act. It abolished the Senate, which was replaced with a … basis for the Constitution of a Tricameral Parliament. The Act commenced on 1 August 1983 and was repealed by the …

… racial groups, such as the Prohibition of Mixed Marriages Act (1949) and the Group Areas Act (1950),  laws such as the Suppression of Communism Act (1950), and the Riotous Assembly Act (1927) were enforced …

… qualifications for Blacks, High Court of Parliament Act, Senate Act, Natives Act. …

… The Union was formed in 1910 after the South Africa Act was passed in Britain granting dominion to the White … Indian) and 'Coloured and other mixed races'.  This Act brought the colonies and republics - Cape Colony, Natal … under Botha's government that the Immigrants Regulation Act was passed on June 14 1913. The Act put an end to Indian …

… closed collection. This is its first online publication by SA History Online. Herein may be a found a memory of the …

… authority. By mutual agreement it was decided that the SA Defence Force was to be responsible for the foreign …

… by our blackness and our whiteness. The Chairman of the SA Human Rights Commission (SAHRC), Jody Kollapen said as …