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… Segregation: Durban and the Prelude to the Group Areas Act …

… disturbances. When Dinuzulu did not, he was arrested in 1909, and accused of harbouring rebels. In spite of the …

… states. When negotiations between the ANC and the SA government began, Malebane-Metsing  was sent to the UK to … in his studies, which he completed. He then returned to SA in 1991, and was elected to the NEC of the ANC. In 1992 he …

… Natives Land Act 1913 specific cases of evictions and hardship by R.W. …

… Britain’s India Act places East India Company under government-appointed …

… Labour Laws Amendment Act No 4, amending South African labour laws for Transkei, …

… Paper On The Group Areas Act And Its Effects On The Indian People Of Natal, May 1956 49 A: HISTORY AND AIMS OF THE ACT 1. The Group Areas Act enacted by the Union Parliament over six years ago in … Group Areas Act and Its Effects on Indian People in Natal, May 1956 by Dr …

… in March 1960, world opinion turned more and more against SA. On 4 November 1960, Liberia and Ethiopia instituted legal proceedings against SA concerning the administration of South West Africa, again … Proceedings against SA start in the International Court of Justice …

… Every time there is violence of a particular sort in SA I think about 1949. In mid-January of that year a single … This violence is not unique to SA by Daniel Magaziner, 09 September 2019 …

… Early life Dr Yusuf Mohamed Dadoo was born on 5 September 1909 in Krugersdorp on the West Rand, Transvaal (now … such as Mohamed Dadoo’s and the Asiatic Land and Trading Act of 1919 was enacted to stall the success of the Indian … he was let off in terms of the First Probation Offender’s Act.  At home, Yusuf’s father was very unhappy with his …

… opened many doors for Shange, resulting in her role in SA’s first black feature film, Udeliwe , alongside co-star …

… her most recent peregrinations through Cyprus, England and SA. Art critic Melvin Simmers referred to her work as "dull", …

… the promulgation of the Promotion Bantu Self-Government Act,46 of 1959, the South African government granted … The SA government grants ‘Independent’ status to Venda …

… Moerdjk matriculated at the Pretoria Boys High School in 1909. He left for England to study architecture at the … Gerard Moerdijk, SA architect of several church buildings and the Voortrekker …

… further promised the scrapping of the Separate Amenities Act of 1953, which prevented the sharing of public facilities … SA beaches are opened to all racial groups …

… pertaining to History of Slavery and early colonisation in SA …

… forces in Etosha . Ulenga was charged under the Terrorism Act in 1977 alongside other SWAPO members and was sentenced … “Frans Wapota, a Windhoek worker, was murdered by the SA occupationist army in 1985. The poem is about the face of …

… and the brother or W. G. Wiles . Prior to his arrival in SA in 1902, he studied in 1901 at the Cambridge School of …

… the most English of painting mediums. He first came to SA as an opera singer, and settled in Fish Hoek. Between 1917 …

… Valley State University in Michigan.Khoapa returned  to SA and became registrar of the University of Fort Hare in …

… Gerard Sekoto (80), SA artist who left SA for Paris in 1947, dies. …

… Grahamstown Supreme Court on charges under the Sabotage Act. It is alleged that they had conspired or incited others … between January 1966 and January 1967. The Sabotage Act commenced in June 1962. The act detained any person who willfully or wrongfully act … Grahamstown Supreme Court on charges under the Sabotage Act …

… SA holds talks with Swaziland …

… UN investigative team visits SA …

… UN Special Envoy visits SA …

… SA politician Roelf Meyer resigns. …

… SA military integration is disputed …

… New SA Constitution takes effect …

… Senator Robert Kennedy visits SA …

… SA musician Todd Matshikiza dies …