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… Nation”. Article by Pixley ka Isaka Seme, in Umteteli wa Bantu, November 10, 1934 …

… Testimony of Meshach Pelem, President, Bantu Union, before the Select Committee on Native Affairs, …

… Bantu Holomisa is dismissed as Deputy Environment and Tourism …

… General Bantu Holomisa, who ousted Stella Sigcau in a coup, appoints …

… The Minister of Bantu Administration and Development leaves Malawi after a …

… African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) establishes Radio Bantu, consisting of Radio Zulu, Radio Xhosa and Radio Seso …

… Gen. Bantu Holomisa announces the unbanning of the ANC, PAC, South …

… The Deputy Minister of Bantu Administration and Development, M.C. Botha, announces …

… The Minister for Bantu Administration and Development hands over the symbols …

… The Minister of Bantu Administration and Development announces that the …

… João Albasini, trader in SA, Bantu commissioner and White chief of the Magwamba tribe, is …

… by Chief Gawulibaso. The conflict led to opposition of the Bantu Affairs Department with contestation around the office …

… the South African Institute of Race Relations, and the  Bantu World.  He was temperamentally averse to militant …

… as Prime Minister: The Promotion of Black Self-Government Act (1958) This law set up separate territorial governments … states even after some of them became 'independent'. Bantu Investment Corporation Act (1959) This law set up a mechanism to transfer capital to …

… for the NP in Brakpan when the next election came round in 1953, but was persuaded by party leader Jan de Klerk (father … 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 …

… He joined Alan Paton’s Liberal Party established in 1953 and believed that a coalition between liberals and … married and had two children - a daughter, Georgina in 1953, and a son Charles David in 1956. It was after the birth … on sound authority’ that the attack on Verwoerd was ‘the act of an irresponsible individual, not an organized …

… large numbers of African women were subjected to the 1891 Bantu Code , which made them perpetual minors and lifelong … including sons. The YWCA petitioned the Department of Bantu Administration and chiefs for the abolition of this law …

… Club at the GOMPO Rugby Union, when the then Department of Bantu Development terminated the life span of the East London Sports Board. The East London Bantu Sports Board was installed in its place and sport was …

… Young Africa (SOYA). He taught at Buntingsville.  When the Bantu Education Department took over African schools, …

… at Non-European Conference and the 1939 European-Bantu Conference.He was also involve in the Independent Order …

… 1985 in Mariannhill, Natal. Exhibitions: 1965: DAM (Bantu Inter Faith Art Exhibition). 1978: Mariannhill Art …

… 1936: Johannesburg (Empire Exhibition). 1938: Grahamstown (Bantu Arts and Crafts Exhibition). Commissions: 1935: Eight …

… Boy Seopa was 18 years old when he was banished on 21 July 1953 from his original residence at Matlala's Location, …

… Transvaal [now Polokwane, Limpopo)]  on 31 August  1953.  His banishment wassaid to be a unanimous request of …

… Trial. He also led protests against the Transfer Act of 1959. This piece of legislation sought to restrict the … and was to bring the university under the Department of Bantu Education. At the time the university was racially …

… 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 …

… in the formation of the Liberal Party of South Africa in 1953. During 1972 there was increased attack on leading …

… JMTWU. Erasmus took over Venter's position when he died in 1953, and held the position for 20 years. Members of the JMWU …

… In 1952 he came to Johannesburg and got a job on the  Bantu World,  working his way up to political columnist, in …

… Methodist Church but left it later to join the independent Bantu Methodist Church, of which he became president. In the …