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… at Non-European Conference and the 1939 European-Bantu Conference. …

… away.  The document signed by Mr De Wet Nel, Minister for Bantu Administration, was issued under the Native Administration Act and said that it was ‘injurious for the peace, order and …

… [Northern] Natal [now KwaZulu-Natal] on 7 November 1953.  The four banished persons appealed against their …

… Constitution of The Republic of South Africa,Act 200 of 1993 …

… Appeal to The British Public About The Native Land Act, 1913 …

… Admission of Persons to the Republic Regulation Act No 59 commences. …

… Constitution of the Republic of South Africa Act 110 of 1983 …

… Criminal Procedure Amendment Act No 96 (180-Day Detention Law) commences. …

… Transkei Constitution Act No 48 commences, giving self-government to Transkei. …

… The SA government passes the Group Areas Act, formally segregating races. …

… Must South Africa bleed to death before the leaders act? …

… The Medical Schemes Amendment Act: an appropriate response to the crisis …

… away.  The document signed by Mr De Wet Nel, Minister for Bantu Administration, was issued under the Native Administration Act and said that it was ‘injurious for the peace, order and …

… against a slew of apartheid legislation such as the Bantu Education Act in 1954. He also participated in the 1955 campaign for …

… Accomplice would repeat bombing act, The Citizen, 2 February 2000 …

… and at schools in the Cape, then became a lecturer in Bantu languages at Fort Hare, eventually becoming professor. …

… working career as a journalist in 1951, freelancing for Bantu World , where he took photographs to illustrate his …

… Law Amendment Ordinance and Immigration Restriction Act or “Black Act” . When the Restriction Act came into force in 1908, a … was 59 when Gandhi was shot on 30 January 1948. In 1953, at the age of 65 she enrolled at the University of …

… was established in 1954. After the death of her father in 1953, she worked as a clerk in the office of the Congress of … was then detained in 1969 under Section 6 of the Terrorism Act and held for two weeks at The Fort in the women’s section … On 19 June 1969, Shanthie was detained under the Terrorism Act without any charges and kept in solitary confinement. …

… as a judge for the exhibition. Exhibitions:  1965: DAM (Bantu Inter Faith Art Exhibition). 1968: Mona Lisa Art … York, USA; London, UK (group exhibition sponsored by the Bantu Investment Corporation). 1975: Art Society, …

… the campaign, Tantsi became acting Transvaal president. In 1953 he was issued banning orders forbidding him to attend …

… Jeannette Ndhlovu was born on 2nd October 1953 in Johannesburg , Transvaal (now Gauteng Province ). …

… Derek Andre Hanekom was born on 13th January 1953 in Cape Town, the son of an Afrikaner clerk, he …

… example and become a teacher. In 1951, he enrolled at the Bantu Normal College, outside Pretoria, to study for a … he is remembered as an inspiring teacher. On 31 March 1953 Black teachers and pupils alike were struck a massive … blow when the government introduced the Bantu Education Act Black education, which restricted Black education to a …

… Korean War (1950-1953). South African No 2 Squadron, known as Cheetah …

… had entered a seminary and he was ordained as a priest in 1953. He then took up parish responsibilities amid the … Sobukwe had been placed under house arrest by a unique Act of Parliament (the so-called “ Sobukwe Clause ”). Kotze …

… Transvaal to purposefully defy the Immigrants Regulation Act of 1913 (Act no. 22). Gandhi was followed by two parties led by Thambi … into the Transvaal to defy the Immigrants Regulation Act of 1913 …

… and la Guma was listed under the ‘Suppression of Communism Act’ as a known Communist’ (Abrahams, 1985:7 in Mkhize, 140). … He continued however with political activities and in 1953 helped found the South African Coloured People’s … Race Classification Bill and the South African Act Amendment Bill that removed Coloureds from the common …

… they were ‘weerbarstiges’ (rebels) who were opposed to Bantu Administration (BA), and interfering in the “smooth …

… they were “weerbarstiges” (rebels) who were opposed to BA (Bantu Administration), and interfering in the “smooth running …