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… of 2 daughters. One of the accused in the Treason Trial of 1955-1961; aquitted; banned for 5 yrs. since 1963; set under … Dhlamini, Chief Mdibaniso     Banished on the 7 February 1955.Reasons for Deposition furnished by Minister of Bantu … Acting Headman Wilmot     Banished on the 1st of January 1955. Reasons for Deposition furnished by the Minister of …

… Soweto. And once Africans were resettled in Soweto between 1955 and 1960, the NRB acted as a local authority in respect … NRB first activated its resettlement scheme) and February 1955, when the first of the bull dozers rolled into the …

… of total segregation (See Freedom Struggle feature). 1955 Creation of the Freedom Charter 1959 Passing of the Law …

… Nationally, pupil:teacher ratios went up from 46:1 in 1955 to 58:1 in 1967. Overcrowded classrooms were used on a …

… University partnership project During the year of 1955 in Johannesburg, South Africa six white English speaking … women’s protests against the Senate Bill began on 25 June 1955. The movement’s magazine documented the day like this: … for the resignation of Prime Minister Strijdom. On 28 June 1955 the women stood 48 hours outside Union Buildings waiting …

… Act No 74 of 1982. Criminal Procedure Act, Act No 56 of 1955 This legislation consolidated the laws relating to … amendments were thereby all repealed. Commenced: 1 July 1955. It was repealed by section 344(1) of the Criminal … (Settlement of Disputes) Amendment Act, Act No 59 of 1955 This Act amended the 1953 Black Labour Relations …

… the Minister only replied a year later on 6 December 1955. He quoted from Dr Naicker’s speeches between 1946 and … opening address at the ANC’s national congress in Durban 1955 When India secured the exclusion of South Africa from …

… children from primary schools indefinitely as from 1 April 1955”.33 This was the date on which the new syllabus was to … to keep their children away from school from l April 1955 “when Verwoerd’s poisonous syllabus” was to begin … The editorial feared that an effective boycott on 1 April 1955 was unlikely and suggested a temporary stay-away on that …

… his ban, but the conviction is overturned on appeal. 1955 February Kotane and Maulvi Cachalia leave South Africa, …

… Apartheid, Safe Houses The Life of Elizabeth Davenport In 1955 a group of six White women living in Cape Town, South … limited to public protests. While living in Cape Town from 1955 to 1965, her major focus was raising her children and … public light and on the front lines of the battle since 1955. This article was written by Cole Morgan and forms part …

… while a Black sits down in the bus. But one day, in 1955, a lady named Rosa Parks refused to give up her seat to …

… of Post is jailed under the Criminal Procedure Act 56 of 1955 for three periods totalling 16 days for his refusal to … journalists were jailed under the Criminal Procedures Act, 1955. (Potter p127) 1969 Jul- Laurence Gander and Benjamin …

… keeping them in check in favour of its white members. In 1955 the more progressive members of Tucsa formed an alliance …

… invaded the Congress of the People on 26 and 27 June 1955, it was clear that the government intended to accuse the … threats were followed up with police raids on 19 September 1955. On that occasion I came home to find two members of the … their search warrants. More explicit than in September 1955, the warrants were a depressing invasion of privacy, …

… 25th anniversary of the adoption of the Freedom charter in 1955. 1980 SACTU declares the year as the year of the Worker …

… as banning, arrests, stricter laws and police violence. In 1955, an important document called The Freedom Charter was …

… the government had allowed the Congress of the People in 1955, to take place. In 1956, their question was answered …

… is convicted and given a nine-month suspended sentence. 1955 February, Kotane leaves South Africa with Maulvi …

… the editor of Fighting Talk , a radical left wing journal. 1955 First is involved in organising the Congress of the …

… is set down to be heard before the Supreme Court in August 1955. 1 August, The Native Resettlement Act No 19 is passed. … from Sophiatown to Soweto, southwest of Johannesburg.   1955 The government announces that women must carry passes. … The government intensified its bannings. By the end of 1955, 48 ANC leaders were banned, including Mandela. 18 …