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… to stake the best claims. In 1887 when Rhodes finally did act and formed the Goldfields of South Africa Company with … signed a treaty with the Transvaal Government, an act that convinced Rhodes that the Boere were trying to steal … South Africa Company. The Royal Charter allowed Rhodes to act on behalf of British interests in Matabeleland. It gave …

… Father Trevor Huddleston of the Anglican Church. In 1954 Bantu Education was introduced. The African National Congress … of the morning Joyce was arrested under the Terrorism Act and detained at Pretoria Central Prison. At the prison … on letter paper and sent – via the Robben Island authorities) was the name and address of the intended …

… in 1961. Mangope after the re-organization of the Bantu Authorities system, he became head of the new Tswana … Bantu, September 1972.| Daily News , 13 March 1975.| Rand …

… Section 83 of the Criminal Procedure Act 56 of 1955 comes into effect. It was used to force …

… Zokwe, detained in terms of the Transkei Public Security Act of 1977, is shot dead at his home in Nqamakwe by police …

… Alleged date the Suppression of Communism Act, No 44 of 1950 is passed in parliament. 26 June is given …

… a number of times under the Suppression of Communism Act, he was a defendant in the Treason Trial from December …

… removals. The Group Areas Act came into effect on 30 March 1951 soon after the Classification Act. It immediately became … provided the context for the Defiance Campaign was the Bantu Authorities Bill, marketed to the nation as a new …

… detained for 11 months under section 6 of the Terrorism Act. On his release he joined the Black People’ Convention … in Soweto , Ramaphosa was again detained under Terrorism Act for six months and this time held at John Vorster square. … to the position of Special Envoy to South Sudan to act as a mediator in the conflict between different factions …

… 1975,  Mohapi was banned under the Internal Security Act  and restricted to King Willliamstown, where he was later … families, he was banned under the Suppression of Communism Act and confined to the areas of King William's Town and …

… his determination to be remembered on his own terms. The act of writing and decorating one's own memorial while still …

… (I Will Marry When I Want) proved too challenging to the authorities and was consequently banned. He was subjected to …

… Whilst on Robben Island, his mother passed away and the authorities refused him permission to attend the funeral. …

… Africa for Botswana after he was forced to do so by prison authorities. Upon arrival in Botswana, Mpho entered politics …

… that kicks you?...So-called ‘leaders,' wanted to show the authorities that ‘he is a good boy.’  He [that is the then …

… ‘My Jesus’. This led to a charge of blasphemy by the authorities. He was acquitted following a five-week trial …

… her fearless protection of students when the university authorities or the security services cracked down. Students …

… finances are controlled by the KwaZulu-Natal Provincial authorities and his lavish lifestyle and the future of the …

… year, this time he arranged a meeting with four of the authorities in the army.  However, the meeting proved …

… [Lesotho] where he was born.  Here the Basutoland authorities accepted him. Using the argument of his birth in …

… following an agreement between the government and local authorities in May 1948. A large number of Nyanga’s first … 1955) and the Prohibition of Illegal Squatting Act 52 of 1951. The Natives (Urban) Areas Act made provision for the … law was enacted in 1974 by the South African Minister of Bantu Education and Development, M.C. Botha. Protests erupted …

… in 1881 and went to London for the production of a two-act comic opera, The wreck of the “Pinafore”  the music of …

… Committee which protested against the Group Areas Act. He was Vice-President and executive member of the Natal …

… work among women.   In 1957, in response to the Nursing Act (No. 69) of that year, Blanche organised a demonstration … laws in 1963 and subsequently banned. The Nursing Act discriminated against black nurses by promoting … accept an ANC chief representative who would essentially act as an ‘ambassador’. The ANC nominated Alex la Guma, with …

… in the famous film Gandhi . He continues to write and act, his latest work being The Captain’s Tiger published in … 1972 Statements after an Arrest under the Immorality Act 1968 Sizwe Bansi is Dead improvised by Fugard, John Kani …

… he was jailed in 1964 under the 90-day detention act. At Abram Fischer’s trial in 1964, under the Suppression of Communism Act , Beyleveld became a state witness. He named more than 80 …

… This polarisation was reinforced by the Native Urban Areas Act of 1923 which required municipalities to establish … the separation of citizens into so-called ‘White’, ‘Bantu’, ‘Coloured’ and ‘Asian’ suburbs. Apartheid legislation … New Brighton's population from 35,000 persons in 1951 to 97,000 in 1960. As a result KwaZakele was established …

… After the Conversion of Iscor Act was passed  on 17 May 1989,  Iscor shares are sold on the …

… Resolution against the Natives Land Act 1913 and the Report of the Natives Land Commission, by …