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… The Draft South Africa Act is signed in by a national convention in Bloemfontein, …

… Free Burghers sign a petition asking Jan van Riebeeck to act against the ‘Kaapmans’ (Khoi-Khoi).  …

… There he languished until 1900, when the British authorities allowed him to return to his people. They gave …

… University in Grahamstown in 1979. The South African authorities detained her for two months in 1980 after …

… that enforced systems of racial segregation. Under the Bantu Authorities Act of 1951 , the government established an administrative hierarchy …

… She was detained under Section 29 of the Internal Security Act (Act 74 of 1982)  until her court appearance at the Rand …

… As support for the protest action grew, the municipal authorities made attempts to quell the situation. The protest … Nelson Mandela . The founding meeting was held at the Bantu Men's Social Centre in Eloff Street, Johannesburg, and … lifetime banning order under the Suppression of Communism Act. Although banned, Bopape continued with political work, …

… ordinary limited company in terms of the then Cape Company Act (Act 25 of 1892) with founding capital of £100 000 divided … for the last time at the 33rd annual meeting on 15 June 1951 at the age of 88. He died at his retirement home in Fish …

… The Group Areas Act and Community Destruction in South Africa - The Struggle …

… and the Local State: Durban and the Group Areas Act in South Africa …

… would eventually be broken, however, by the Group Areas Act of the 1960s. The couple bought a home in Clare Estate, … anti-apartheid activists who were on the run from the authorities. The couple was very close friends with Prince … a nearby garage. Thus, they attracted the attention of the authorities who ransacked their house a few times. On one …

… father had passed away by then. The notorious Group Areas Act of 1950 , the 1956 Treason Trial , and the arrest of … to subscribe to a magazine, the “Economist”.  When the authorities realised that he was gaining access to news, they … because he was caught with a newspaper, which the authorities considered a very serious offence. As punishment, …

… on them.  It introduced the Suppression of Communism Act in 1950. However, in a determined reaction, the … remove the community from Sophiatown to Soweto. The Bantu Education Campaign was a reaction to the introduction … of South Africa. The Act was progressively tightened up in 1951, 1954, and yearly from 1962-1968. Some other important …

… . He was detained under  section 6 of the Terrorism Act  in 17 May 1976, together with Sisulu, Miriam Sithole and … raise a bursary for Mfeti to study law.  The South African authorities eventually agreed to his studying at the …

… from the Governor-General. The second Act ordained city authorities to enforce residential segregation. The … Affairs Department on 17 February 1950. In March 1951, Verwoerd settled the plan to clear the Western Areas of … the Separate Representation of Voters Act (1951), the Bantu Authorities Act (1951), and the Natives Abolition of …

… upon their community and institutions by British colonial authorities from as early on as 1779 . [3] Lungsickness was … starvation had set in. It was easier now for the colonial authorities to swoop in and coerce the Xhosa into … far as believing that she was manipulated by the colonial authorities, who, it is speculated, had dressed up as …

… before Landrost Cuyler in connection with the issue, the authorities bore down on the settlement, bound many of those … an additional grievance over which he wrestled with the authorities headed by Lord Caledon. This was the increasing …

… the move. The Afrikaner and Nationalist Parties merged in 1951, and the HNP was renamed the National Party. Vorster … position he oversaw the Extension of University Education Act of 1959, which enforced separate universities for the … to exclude Blacks from citizenship, The Department of Bantu Administration and Development spelt out its policy in …

… 156 accused were separated into four groups by the prison authorities, with Gawe allocated to the cell occupied by the …

… With 46 Other Passive Resisters under Riotous Assemblies Act, June 1946 …

… service established as a consequence of SAPS Amendment Act, …

… service established as a consequence of SAPS Amendment Act, …

… Order Served On Him Under The Suppression Of Communism Act, May 1952 …

… “Boycott of Elections under the ‘Representation of Native Act’”, Freedom, 6, 5. September-October 1947 …

… Internal Security and Intimidation Amendment Act No 138, abolishing indefinite detention without trial and …

… Indemnity Act No 31, indemnifying the Ciskei administration against any …

… Demonstration in or near Court Buildings Prohibition Act No 10, prohibiting certain public gatherings and …

… under section 26 of the Marketing of Agricultural Products Act, 1996. …

… A proclamation is issued under the Riotous Assemblies Act banning political gatherings, processions, and protests …