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… section 20 of the Mines and Works Amendment Act No 27 of 1956 Black Land Act No 27 of  19 June 1913 Prohibited Blacks … by s 56 of the Industrial Conciliation Act No 28 of 1956 The Wage Amendment Act of 1930 This is the continuation … by section 20 of the Riotous Assemblies Act No 17 of 1956. The Asiatic Immigration Amendment Act of 1931 Indians …

… the massive move to convene the Congress of the People. 1956 - Banned for three years. 1956, December - Dr Naicker together with 155 others, …

… throughout the Cape Peninsula by the mid 1980s. Between 1956 and the mid 1970s, EOAN featured an ameteur opera group …

… Alliance and other associated organisations on 5 December 1956. [xv] Twenty-three of the accused individuals were … them together (Treason Trial: The Accused, December 1956. Photograph by Eli Weinberg. Permission: South African … figure in the trade unions and one of the accused in the 1956 Treason Trial, was shaped by his Jewish identity and …

… time yet. The caption beneath the cartoon explains: "In 1956, Albertina Sisulu refused to carry her pass and was …

… South Africa’s first black law firm with Oliver Tambo 1956 Mandela isarrested and later joined 155 others on trial …

… home to a welcome party of 400 at Jan Smuts Airport. 1956 - 1961 Bram Fischer helps defend the leaders of the Anti-Apartheid movement during the Treason Trial. 1956 4 May Kotane is arrested under the Urban Areas Act for …

… three organisations were realised. The Board decided in 1956 to give huge areas in the Cape Peninsula to Whites. This … against the Separate Representation of Voters Act of 1956. The Act finally removed the Coloureds from the common … of the SACPO were arrested and accused of high Treason in 1956. SACPO became known as the Coloured People Congress …

… third campaign was masterminded in Johannesburg from 1954-1956, culminating in the march in 1956 of nearly 20 000 women to Pretoria. (This will receive …

… sections of Freedom Charter which accepted multiracialism. 1956 - 1961 South African Congress of Trade Union (SACTU) … on the Witwatersrand remains stagnant at 15 000 members. 1956 - 1963 The banned Assistant General Secretary, Phyllis … for South African Congress of Trade Union (SACTU). 1956 South African Congress of Trade Union (SACTU) resolves …

… imposed on Coloureds, who had lost the right to vote in 1956, and Indians. The government denied funding to mission … to trial for treason. The law under which he was charged (1956) was the Suppression of Communism Act. South African law … up pressure on the liberation movements.In December 1956 police organized a nationwide crackdown on the …

… meet the Prime Minister. The march was held on 9 August 1956, and about 20 000 women participated. This makes it one … demands were included in the Freedom Charter and in 1956 it organized the march on the Union Buildings. In 1960, …

… were clubbed, stabbed and shot.  Mantfombi Dlamini, born 1956, daughter of Sobhuza II of Swaziland and sister of …

… Abrahams published his autobiography, Tell Freedom (1954). 1956 Publication of the art magazine Africa South and the …

… of the Freedom Charter, which accepts multiracialism. 1956 January 12, Dadoo appeals to readers of New Age , …

… for out of their own pocket (Mompati 311). On 9 August 1956, twenty thousand women from all over South African … and men fighting the same fight. Charged with treason in 1956, the leaders of FEDSAW were jailed, banned, exiled, and … stages of the apartheid’s rule. The Pretoria protest in 1956 helped give ‘ new organisations guidance with respect to …

… the reign of Kgosi James Manotshe Motlolegi XII (1936-1956), the National Party came to power in 1948, and … began to be introduced. When Motlolegi XII died in 1956, Kgosi Edward Lebone Mololegi became the leader of the …

… that time, but was only published years later. (DF Bleek, 1956. A Bushman Dictionary. New Haven, American Oriental …

… Hutchinson , a member of the ANC in the Transvaal and 1956 Treason Trialist , who left the country without a …

… A map representing the ‘new’ Union of South Africa of 1956 (The British Cape Colony and the two Boer Republics: The …

… three organisations were realised. The Board decided in 1956 to give huge areas in the Cape Peninsula to Whites. This … against the Separate Representation of Voters Act of 1956. The Act finally removed the Coloureds from the common … of the SACPO were arrested and accused of high Treason in 1956. SACPO became known as the Coloured People Congress …