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… wrote the story 'Bethal Today' and Drum published it. In 1954, the farmer Snyman, on whose farm he had worked, was …

… South African Women , the creation of Women’s Charter in 1954 as well as the mass demonstrations for the anti-pass …

… campaign against fusion. Geyer resigned as editor in 1954, and Piet Cillié took over the reins. The paper  now … , became prime minister when DF Malan resigned in December 1954. He chose Verwoerd to succeed him as the chairman of the …

… Communist Party (SACP), visited the Soviet Union in March 1954 as the guests of the All-Union Society of Cultural Ties … When the ANC held its annual conference in 1954, a motion of no confidence was proposed against Sisulu, …

… placing the six-holed flute between his teeth at an angle. 1954 Spokes Mashiyane's "Ace Blues" became the biggest …

… from attending any gatherings of any nature in two years. 1954 Trand Marquard is banned. October, Dissolution of the …

… Town FCWU Branch National Executive Committee Minutes, 1954). Union members such as Ray Alexander were largely …

… van der Roos, S. Rahim, Regional September and John Gomas 1954 The South African Coloured People Organisation (SACPO) …

… Country, 1951 Dark London, 1952 Duel in the Jungle, 1954 Safari, 1956 Odongo, 1956 The Mark of the Hawk, 1957 Nor …

… and buses and trains amongst other facilities.   1954 Oliver Tambo is banned and forbidden from addressing or …

… she joined the Manhattan Brothers as a backup vocalist in 1954. In 1959 she left the group to join an all-female group …

… to move around after 9pm. The Rustenburg Kloof, until 1954 an open area that was used by locals as a picnic spot, …

… Tambo becomes the Secretary General of the organisation 1954 Receives restriction orders from the State 1955 Tambo is …

… the Witwatersrand. Xuma accepts an invitation to attend. 1954 December: Xuma gives an interview on the removals to the …

… climate of the Cold war became more defined in January, 1954, when U.S. Secretary of State John Foster Dulles …

… of the Peace Council through a pre-recorded message. 1954 September, Bram arrives at his chambers to find two …

… and he did so with great success until his retirement in 1954. He also merged the Afrikaner Party (AP) with the HNP, …

… racial zoning (South African Institute for Race Relations, 1954, 57). The GAA particularly hurt Indian South Africans …

… ‘Africa’ sign) in the Drum office with other Drum writers. 1954. Photographed by Jürgen Schadeberg Permission: Jürgen …

… they are not White.” Malan was prime minister from 1948 to 1954, and was directly succeeded by J.G. Strijdom as leader …

… line and east of the Simonstown line. For example, in 1954 all non residential areas north of the railway line, …

… sent troops to prop up capitalist rule in: Guatemala (1954); the Dominican Republic (1965) and Grenada (1983) … the Ku Klux Klan marches on Washington, D.C. 1954: The Supreme Court declares school segregation …

… subsequently tamed, became the Communist Control Act of 1954 used by the Eisenhower administration against labour … with one exception, no Group Area had been declared by 1954. A Land Tenure Board was set up in terms of the act and … to some extent a non-racial labour federation created in 1954, as the formerly progressive Trades and Labour Council …

… Sydney Poitier. Dr Lionel Ngakane was assistant director. 1954 The South African Society of Cinematographers (SASC) was …