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… the organizers of the historic anti-pass Women’s March in 1956 and opposed inferior `Bantu’ education. Her home in …

… of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg. WALTON, James . 1956. African Village . Pretoria: Van Schaik. WANGEMANN, Th . …

… with ss 16-18 of the Riotous Assemblies Act No 17 of 1956): CRIMINAL LAW AND PROCEDURE. Affected Organisations Act … from politics, having been leader of the opposition from 1956 until the dissolution of the United Party on 28 June … Pageview. Riotous Assemblies Amendment Act Amended the 1956 Riotous Assemblies Act [SA] and made provisions relating …

… 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 …

… Kenyans suspected of Mau Mau involvement. Image source 1956 The leader of KLFA, general Dedan Kimathi, is captured …

… and commuters (SRR 1981: 202). The Act deleted the 1956 provision which prohibited the establishment of new … of Communism Act of 1953, the Riotous .Assemblies Act of 1956, and sections of the General Laws Amendments. The Act … Repealed s 10-15 of the Riotous Assemblies Act No 17 of 1956. Commenced: 2 June 1982 1982 2 June, Internal Security …

… 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 …

… anniversary of the founding of the People’s Republic. 1956 5 December, Kotane is arrested and charged with high …

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

… of the Natal Vigilance Committee, which had been formed in 1956 to monitor the Group Areas Act. January, Sir Syed Reza …

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

… Bacola, Headman Stanford     Banished on the 19th June 1956. Reasons for Deposition furnished by the Minister of … Headman Robinson     Banished on the 18th December 1956. Reasons for Deposition furnished by the Minister of … Acting Headman Frank     Banished on the 1st September 1956. Reasons for Deposition furnished by the Minister of …

… 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 …