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… the farmers, and others of the inhabitants being called to public service, the original plan has been completely … of the boors, and the most active being called to perform public service, such as going against the Caffres, and … to remain at Bethelsdorp - many calls upon the people to public service -the present houses looked much better when …

… could not, for example, disclose to the South African public at the time that the South African Defence Force … that the Minister of Justice perceived as a threat to public peace. The Industrial Conciliation Act of 1924 omitted …

… could not, for example, disclose to the South African public at the time that the South African Defence Force … that the Minister of Justice perceived as a threat to public peace. The Industrial Conciliation Act of 1924 omitted …

… 24 March, South African Prime Minister H F Verwoerd banned public meetings. Dr Monty Naicker responded with a statement … a surprise appearance by Nelson Mandela , making his first public speech since 1952, because of successive banning …

… that meddling with black women's status endangered public order, not only because of the protests from the … In September 1955 the issue of passes burst into the public eye again when the government announced that it would … it difficult for the women to get to the Pretoria venue. Private transport had to be arranged and evasive tactics …

… investment in the rest of Africa. International banks and private lenders increased cash and credit available to local …

… were of wealthier backgrounds were usually kept out of the public eye and housed in separate areas called harems. [21]   … was done through excluding all Hindus from governance and public offices, as well as the persecution of the Sikhs and …

… provided that 'whenever he deemed it expedient in the public interest,the minister might, without prior notice to … Indian Agent in South Africa, V.S.S. Sastri, addresses a public meeting in Johannesburg to explain Section 5, … born in Grey Street, Durban. 19 September, The Minister of Public Health appoints the executive committee of the Central …

… Isaac Edwin Stegmann Reserve and part of it is open to the public. The Stegmann family donated the caves to the …

… protests and acts passive resistance against any law. The Public Safety Act which enabled the government to declare a …

… beginning of the century, such as the power station, the public transport yards, the market and abattoir, as well as a … number of other areas were also considered to be slums by public officials. However officers from the MOH’s department … were no more than utopian dreams included for liberal public consumption which the government had little intention …

… about apartheid readily accessible for the international public, especially for organisations working to dismantle the … End Conscription Campaign . With resistance mounting, and public anger directed towards apartheid functionaries, many …

… beginning with Egypt, Ghana and Guinea.  The Soviet public was exposed to the idea of internationalism, and … was published in the USSR in 1952, but in general the public knew little about the country. When the Cairo-based …

… the Boer people not paid their taxes. The Transvaal public was disappointed with their leadership and although …

… on lyrics, censoring songs which were considered a "public hazard". Abdullah Ibrahim went overseas for the first …

… to the policy after the departure of Nelson Mandela from public office. 18 December, Thabo Mbeki is elected the …

… Under this Act any organisation deemed a threat to the public can be declared unlawful by the government. 7 June, …

… and went under reviewas the Department of Labour faced public scrutiny due to the minimum wage for farm workers and …

… the camps and reported her shocking finding to the British public and campaigned to put a stop to the human rights …

… written by Francesca Mitchell and forms part of the SAHO Public History Internship …

… by Savannah Seara-Robitaille and forms part of the SAHO Public History Internship …

… side of chest Van Kerke, Naomi Tiervlei 10 8.9.76 Shot by private individual Van Rooyen, Aubrey Vincent Soweto 26.12.76 …

… by everyone. In 1803 a regulation was passed banning private music bands or any other form of musical assembly …

… Communist Party of South Africa (CPSA) , which called a public meeting in Cape Town to appoint a Train Apartheid …

… holy city contain a church, a baptistery, basilicas, public buildings, streets, monasteries, houses, and … enlarged by Emperor Septimius Severus, who was born there. Public monuments, a harbour, a marketplace, storehouses, …

… by more than 2,000 mayors from 53 countries, was made public by the United Nations Centre Against Apartheid in New … of 565 organisations. The launch is followed by a public rally of approximately 10 000 people. 19 September, …

… provided that ‘whenever he deemed it expedient in the public interest, the minister might, without prior notice to …

… incendiary devices, their bomb attacks intended to damage public facilities. In 1962 Nelson Mandela undertook trips to …