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… project Gertrude Fester Biography Abstract Born on 4 July 1952, Gertrude Fester fulfilled her mother’s dream for her to … CoMiDe Introduction Gertrude Fester was born on 4 July 1952, in the fourth year of South Africa’s apartheid state. … of Passes and the Consolidation of Documents Act of 1952, had begun to segregate Black, Indian, and Coloured …

… Kathrada for his judgment in the trial of the “twenty” in 1952. He had the reputation of being fair; Kennedy was known … for their participation in Congress campaigns between 1952 and 1956. These included the COP and adoption of the … into a treasonable agreement, but that from October 1952 to December 1956 a number of organizations including the …

… campaigns, in particular the Defiance Campaign of 1952 . The first FRAC undertaking to challenge the Bill … made a formal commitment to the campaign during its March 1952 conference. It also resolved to transform itself into a …

… sends a great deal of Communist literature to Mandela. 1952 May, Kathrada returns to South Africa from Budapest via … Police enter his cabin and confiscate his passport 1952 Kathrada helps organize the 'Campaign of Defiance … is called upon to repeal these laws by 29 February 1952. Failing this, the ANC and the SAIC are to launch a …

… to most vehemently. Their fears were not unfounded. In 1952 the Native Laws Amendment Act tightened influx control, … and women step forward Women during the Defiance Campaign 1952. Source: Jurgen Schadeberg. In June 1952 the African National Congress  (ANC)  and South African …

… project Gertrude Fester Biography Abstract Born on 4 July 1952, Gertrude Fester fulfilled her mother’s dream for her to … CoMiDe Introduction Gertrude Fester was born on 4 July 1952, in the fourth year of South Africa’s apartheid state. … of Passes and the Consolidation of Documents Act of 1952, had begun to segregate Black, Indian, and Coloured …

… Dr. Naicker was elected as President of the SAIC and in 1952 the organization was involved in the Defiance Campaign. …

… introduced through the 1913 Natives Land Act. Natives Act (1952) The 1952 Natives Act, otherwise called the Abolition of Passes, …

… legislation being introduced by the Malan Government. 1952 April 6, While White South Africans celebrate the three … entering any major city. January, The Defiance Campaign of 1952 formally ends. Visits the Cape to attend the Executive …

… of people of Indian origin living in South Africa. In 1952 apartheid was again raised, this time in connection with … with South Africa over Namibia. The negotiations failed in 1952 and South Africa withdrew from the Trusteeship Committee …

… Party (NP) that Sophiatown be destroyed. Between 1950 and 1952 each motion related to the destruction of Sophiatown and … under Section 10 (1) of the Native Laws Amendment Act of 1952 would be permitted to legally reside in Meadowlands. …

… and acted as prelude to the Defiance Campaign of 1952. This was the case in Durban and Bloemfontein.  Unrest … at a national level by the ANC. The Defiance Campaign of 1952 falls into this category. In many of the cases though, …

… Although laws requiring such documents were enacted in 1952, the Government did not begin issuing permits to women …

… to play an important role in the ANC in this period. In 1952 the ANC started the Defiance Campaign. This campaign …

… SOYA had been holding secret meetings in Sharpeville since 1952. At one such meeting, SOYA was mobilising support for …

… begins to develop. 1950 Wild Conquest is published. 1952 The London Observer, New York Herald Tribute and BBC …

… campaigns, in particular the Defiance Campaign of 1952 . The first FRAC undertaking to challenge the Bill … made a formal commitment to the campaign during its March 1952 conference. It also resolved to transform itself into a …

… all discriminating Legislation before or on 29 February 1952, and if this does not take place a mass contravention of … the Joint Planning Council at its Bloemfontein conference. 1952 The Appellate Division of the Supreme Court set aside … of Passes and Co-ordination of Documents Act of No 67 of 1952 includes Black women. Florence Matomela, one of the …

… Committee with the ANC to plan a new resistance campaign. 1952 - Dr Naicker led the first resistance group in Natal in …

… Luthuli was elected president - general of the ANC in 1952. The goverment imposed several bans on him, including …

… petitions and deputations. In the period between 1950-1952, the ANC resorted to disruptive mass action, inciting …

… Although laws requiring such documents were enacted in 1952, the Government did not begin issuing permits to women … one of the main components of the women's struggle.  In 1952 the Native Laws Amendment Act tightened influx control, … Ngoyi joined the African National Congress (ANC) in 1952, along with political pioneers Kate Mxaktho, Ida Mtwana …

… When the segregated A-FCWU was formally launched in 1952, Elizabeth Mafekeng was on the executive committee. In … Mafekeng was the General Secretary of the A-FCWU from 1952 until 1959. In October 1959, the A-FCWU president …

… of Emergency. A defiance campaign, similar to that of 1952 was organised, and people took part in civil …

… a congress of the International Union of Students. In 1952, Ahmed Kathrada returned to South Africa to take part in …