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… and jail. The Natives (Prohibition of Interdicts) Act of 1956 removed all legal recourse for objecting to the removal … of South Africa Women (FEDSAW) was instrumental in the 1956 Women's March against Passes in Pretoria. Passes gave … it would begin issuing Passbooks for women in January 1956. This sparked more resistance and women in the Transvaal …

… Dadoo. Dadoo is elected Chairman of the Central Committee. 1956 The Fund for African Democracy finally closes, after … fund raising and receiving lukewarm reception in the UK. 1956 In response to the arrest of 156 activists in South …

… deeply learning about South African history. Project:  The 1956 Women’s March Reid Arnold Reid Arnold is an Engineering …

… particular issues that South African women faced then in 1956 or today. Issues that concerned women in the 1950s can … that women fought for remained unsolved, the march in 1956 was a victory in its own right. More women became active …

… , but is unable to attend due to her banning order. 1956 5 December, First is one of the 156 activists who are …

… 97,000 in 1960. As a result KwaZakele was established in 1956, and following the demolitions of Salisbury Park, …

… Enrols at Matanzima Secondary School in Cala, Transkei. 1956 Hani leaves Sabalele for Lovedale College in Alice. 1957 … National Congress (ANC) leaders in the Treason Trial of 1956 as his main motivation for joining the ANCYL and taking …

… Bannings and restrictions of leading activists follow 1956 9 August, 20 000 women, representing millions of …

… The women’s 1955 anti-pass campaign Preparations for the 1956 Women’s March Black Sash Source: …

… Colonial Office to write a popular history of the Island. 1956 A Wreath for Udomo is published, a story with characters …

… with a black sash, symbolising the Constitution, February 1956. Thompson, Tertia Pybus, and Elizabeth Mclaren who began … vision of what the league stood for and focused on. In 1956 Jean Sinclair , one of the founders of the organisation, … in the startup of the organisation in 1955. Though in 1956 as many of the conservatives started to fall away, the …

… of Democrats (SACOD) in 1953 was completed early in 1956. The SAIC had members among the Treason Trial defendants …

… 1954 25,468 1,432 Moroka North 1955 15,207 2,693 Molapo 1956 8,188 1,466 Moletsane 1956 10,360 1,962 Tladi 1956 10,000 1,860 Dhlamini 1956 9,015 1,422 Tshiawelo, also …

… by Canon L John Collins of St Paul’s Cathedral in 1956. Its mission was to work towards a peaceful solution to … Committee Against Apartheid. What became the IDAF in 1956 in fact had precursors, in groups that began funding … ANC and allied organisations were arrested on 5 December 1956, Canon Collins received a request for help from the …

… he was arrested and charged with treason in the 1956 Treason Trial. As a result, he was deported back to … N, ‘The pipeline: Botswana’s reception of refugees, 1956–68’ in Social Dynamics, Volume 34, Issue 1, (2008), pp. …

… Repealed by s 20 of the Riotous Assemblies Act No 17 of 1956. June, Clements Kadalie is banned from the Rand. June, … by s 56 of the Industrial Conciliation Act No 28 of 1956 Black (Native) Laws Amendment Act No 46: Prohibited …

… , be permitted to work full-time for their union. 1956 Introduction of Industrial Conciliation Act 1956. South African Congress of Trade Unions (SACTU) …

… Singh Cup. 1955 White Springbok team tours Australia 1956 The English Football Association sends an amateur representative side to tour South Africa. 1956 Minister of the Interior, T. E. Donges, articulates the …

… than their law-abiding brothers. (A. Sampson, Drum, 1956) Some of the more well known gangs in Sophiatown were …

… and others were banned and later arrested.  In December 1956 TIYC leaders Ahmed Kathrada and Moosa Moolla, along with …