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… the Asian Land Tenure and the Indian Representation Act. After a long battle with cancer, Rev. Scott passed away …

… detained for five months under the Prevention of Terrorism Act following these activities. She served as an MP in …

… movements were banned under Unlawful Organisations Act in April 1960. The South West African People’s …

… and Vryheid, and explained the implications of the Asiatic Act of 1927 to them. He also authored several books in Hindi, …

… in the late 1980s, to ask his forgiveness. His symbolic act of washing Chikane's feet was widely publicised and drew …

… 1955 after the government had passed the Bantu  Education Act. The boycott did not succeed because the government …

… to come to the Transvaal to help interpret and oppose the Act. A mass meeting was held at the Empire Theatre in … Is. 1, pp 118-131|SAHO,  (2011),  ‘Asiatic Law Amendment Act is passed in Transvaal parliament leading to increased …

… "Detroit of South Africa"! Uitenhage is host to Volkswagen SA, Port Elizabeth is home to General Motors and Ford Motor …

… year the same happened in Lebanon to Tripoli’s historic Al Sa'eh Library. The apartheid era – from the middle of the …

… coloured people. He also documented the lives of Jews in SA and of destitute whites. But in the post-1994 era he …

… the Constitution of the Republic of South Africa 1996 (4) SA 744 (CC) the Court ruled that a new constitutional text …

… the Indian masses against the Smuts regime's Pegging Act, designed to restrict Indian landownership rights and … and the Passive Resistance Campaign against Smuts' Ghetto Act for the Indian people. Monty Naicker, together with the … unsparingly into mobilising the people to defy the Ghetto Act. Thousands defied by occupying plots of land and areas …

… the Indian masses against the Smuts regime`s Pegging Act, designed to restrict Indian landownership rights and … and the Passive Resistance Campaign against Smuts' Ghetto Act for the Indian people. Monty Naicker, together with the … unsparingly into mobilising the people to defy the Ghetto Act. Thousands defied by occupying plots of land and areas …

… Africa. The country, he said, had come a long way since 1909, when the first Union constitution was passed in the … Provisions. This constitution is the constitution of SA and constitutes constitutionalism. The constitution is … to employers in the provisions of the Labour Relations Act of 1995 would not be rendered unconstitutional. Omar …

… families as the economy picked up again, especially from 1909. Between 1902 and 1912 the number of married white … hardships on the land, especially after the 1913 Land Act and the droughts in the following few years, more people …

… their homes. The self-professed aim of the Group Areas Act is to divide theentire country into racially exclusive … ruthless and systematic implementation of the GroupAreas Act has resulted in the increase of suicides in Durban … suicide which canbe directly attributed to the Group Areas Act. Social life has rapidlydeteriorated and has resulted in …

… Black people were subjected to according to the 1913 Land Act . The Act restricted Black people from buying or occupying land … Of Rural Development and Land Reform, 1913 Natives’ Land Act Centenary , [online], Available at www.dla.gov.za …

… for an interdict by the Supreme Court declaring the Act illegal. A sensation was caused in the lobby of … (that is to have nothing to do with the working of the new Act) or on the other hand to use the new All-Union Bhunga as …

… leaders were subsequently charged under the Terrorism Act. Definition: FRELIMO - Acronym for the Liberation …

… alleged suicide commando managed to assassinate him. This act was followed by summary trials and executions of a number …

… the area was declared a white zone under the Group Areas Act, which provided separation of people according to their …

… Government had, in 1953, enacted The Bantu Education Act, which established a Black Education Department in the …

… with the National Peace Secretariat, who had offered to act as intermediaries in talks with the Ciskei authorities. …

… , 'homeland' leader, from committing such a horrendous act against mankind. This sentiment was echoed by the US …

… day, after being charged under the Riotous Assemblies Act and  warned to appear in court on 1 July 1980. On 27 May …

… In 1886, the cemetery was closed under the Public Health Act of 1883. This left the Muslim community with no alternate …

… his prison term had expired, the new General Law Amendment Act (no. 37 of 1963) was passed to allow his imprisonment to …

… disastrous controversy erupts within the ranks of the anti-SA Indian Council forces in Natal. Two distinct positions …

… a Proclamation in February 1965, under the "Group Areas Act", prohibiting any mixed sports or even mixed audiences, … Nations. The passport of Morgan Naidoo, President of the SA Amateur Swimming Federation, was withdrawn in 1973 to …

… are embodied in the amendment to the Asiatic and Tenure Act, No. 5, of 1885. Heavy attacks are being made upon Indian …