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… 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 …

… and Five Reconnaissance Regiment (5RR), part of the SA Special Forces, together with members of RENAMO, had been … SA Special Forces accused of train violence …

… where he became a successful consulting geologist. In 1909, after visiting the diamond fields in Namibia, he …

… He is represented in public and private collections in SA and abroad. …

… in the UK was the staging of an eight-week long ‘Celebrate SA’ at Trafalgar Square sponsored by De Beers . In 1998 to … until 2004. During her three-year tenure as CEO with SA Tourism, she spearheaded the country’s repositioning as a … diamond miner, and is buying part of cement maker Lafarge SA's operations. She joined the private sector as part of …

… a three-time national champion and one of the greats in SA boxing history. On 27 June 1970, two years after turning … of Faizel Malinga In October 1973, Malinga won the vacant SA welterweight title when he fought against Mackeed … and Maxwell Malinga, one of the most talented and popular SA fighters in the 1970s. Malinga, just as Ali had been, was …

… He has participated in numerous group exhibitions in SA and abroad and is represented in public and private …

… work is represented in public and private collections in SA. Shange lives in Ntuzuma which is near Durban with his …

… Gallery. He is represented in art museum collections in SA and abroad. …

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

… Front (UDF) . His arrest under the Illegal Gatherings Act caused some consternation in the South African Defence … (2012) Vodacom Cartoonist of the Year Award (2006, 2009) SA Comedy award for Best Humorous Cartoon (2007, 2008) …

… "Reptiles of Karroo Formation" in Geology of Cape Colony (1909) "Development and Morphology of the Marsupial Shoulder …

… country. His work is represented in public collections in SA. Currently he lectures in FA at the D.I.T. …

… in major public galleries and private collections in SA and abroad. …

… 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 …

… second-fastest time of 5 hours 25 min 51 sec, the first SA Black man to win since Sam Tshabalala in 1989. … SA Policeman Wins 90km Comrades Marathon …

… work is represented in public and private collections in SA and abroad. …

… He is represented in public and private collections in SA. …

… printmaking.  He has participated in group exhibitions in SA and abroad. His own work is represented in public and …

… Africa and Basutoland's foreign imports fully dependent on SA, Chief Jonathan felt it was virtually impossible to break … Rethabile , 2005, Lesotho-SA Relations , from Mzansi Afrika,09 December,[online] … Lesotho unable to impose sanctions against SA …

… its racial discrimination policy. The decision to suspend SA was taken at its seventh Congress held in Geneva, … SA is suspended from World Meteorological Organization …

… in containing the proliferation of nuclear weapons. The SA and IAEA agreement was only implemented in November of the … SA signs Safeguards Agreement with the IAEA …

… involving government, Netcare, Discovery Health and the SA Jewish Board of Deputies, a planeload of medical officers … IOL, SA tsunami survivors touch down on home soil , from … Six SA Tsunami survivors arrive at Lanseria …

… Bettie Cilliers-Barnard, famed SA painter and mother of actress Jana Celliers was born in … Bettie Cilliers, famous SA painter, is born …

… 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 …

… On 16 September 1902 Maude Francis Eyston Sumner, SA painter, who lived, worked and exhibited in SA, England and France, was born in Johannesburg. Born in … Maude Francis Eyston Sumner, SA painter, is born …