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… 1972, Tiro delivered a speech that sharply criticised the Bantu Education Act of 1953 . This later became known as the “Turfloop Testimony”. …

… Parliamentary Internal Security Commission Act No 67 …

… Interview with Drum, May 1953 …

… The Act was to prohibit illicit carnal intercourse between … Immorality Act, Act No 5 of 1927 …

… Congress (SANNC) aimed to contest was the 1913 Land Act, an urgent issue that affected all black people. The … but were not able to prevent the passing of the Land Act. Another deputation was sent to London and was received … Early Resistance, the 1913 Land Act and deputations to London …

… white poster. Artwork of a hand smashing papers regarding Bantu education. MEDU poster. … Smash Bantu education: misery: illiteracy …

… Congress (ANC) launches mass boycott of Ba ntu Education. Bantu education referred to the administration of education … for Whites with poor provisions made for black people. Bantu education came into effect in 1955 after the government had passed the Bantu  Education Act. The boycott did not succeed because the government …

… a deputation to Britain to try to have the Natives Land Act of 1913 repealed. In Bloemfontein, in 1917, he was the … and became a member of the Joint Council for Europeans and Bantu. He was still involved in the activities of the … of 1952  he resigned as provincial secretary in Natal. In 1953 Msimang became a founder member of the multiracial …

… Zibi was forced to depose them. After the passage of the Bantu Authorities Act in 1951 he was one of the first local officials appointed … and recognized as the AmaHlubi Tribal Authority on 19 June 1953. Although politically never very active, Zibi attended … of the Rustenburg and Pilansberg districts . • Pretoria, 1953. (Department of Native Affairs. Ethnological …

… "Lessons of the AII-Bantu Convention", The Spark, 2,2, February 1936 …

… The Bantu Women's League (BWL) under its first president … earlier protests. As a response to these developments, the Bantu Women's League (BWL) was formed in 1918 as a branch of … law in 1923 when it passed the Native (Black) Urban Areas Act No 21. Under this Act, the existing pass system was …

… jobs after they protested against the introduction of Bantu education. This played a further role in developing … oppression. The Extension of University Education Act (1959) had put an end to black students attending White … as the underground South African Communist Party (SACP) in 1953. Hani's frustration with the Apartheid system and the …

… UMTETELI WA BANTU - The Bantu Writers And Their Work …

… Bantu of Alexandra …

… Bantu education: A communication …

… Survey of race relations in South Africa in 1953 and 1954 and includes chapters on: Politics and … Recreation; Justice; Legislative measures dealth with in 1953/1954. … A survey of race relations in South Africa: 1953-1954 …

… The Bantu Homelands Citizenship Bill is passed, whereby every … 1, 2 million ha due to the homelands in terms of the 1936 Act and other arrangements. After 1976 three black homelands … The Bantu Homelands Citizenship Bill is passed …

… but bravely persisted with his opposition. On 3 June 1953, Matlala and his compatriots were taken to Sandfontein, … houses; thereafter he found a job as a cleaner with the Bantu Administration Department (BAD), which paid £6 a month. …

… The Act was to consolidate and amend the laws relating to … Immorality Act, Act No 23 of 1957 …

… East London on 2-3 March 1952, 8 June 1952 and 23 October 1953; in Port Elizabeth, on 13 April 1952 and 27 September … April 1952 and 7 February 1954; in Cradock on 15-16 August 1953, and in Uitenhage on 18 October 1953. Gwentshe became … Gwentshe was banned under the Suppression of Communism Act by the Minister of Justice from attending meetings for …

… of the African National Congress Youth League (ANCYL). In 1953 Bhengu the Liberal Party and became the vice-president … committee and convicted unders the Suppession of Communism Act. In 1963 he received a banning order in November.In 1973 …

… concept of racial segregation or laws like the Group Areas Act that forced different race groups to live in separate … lifting of repressive laws such as the Internal Security act of 1972. The Internal Security Act gave police powers to arrest and detain people without …

… The Act was to amend the Immorality Act, 1927, so as to prohibit illicit carnal intercourse … Immorality Amendment Act, Act No 21 of 1950 …

… Club. In 1950 Badsha was one of the founding members of Bantu, Indian, and Coloured Art (BICA), one of the first … the first Indian art inspector of schools. BICA met at the Bantu Young Mens Christian Association’s Hall in Beatrice … Nils Solberg, Scott MacNab, and Ms Sylvia Lawrence. In 1953 Badsha, was the first black artist to be invited to …

… An Apology | First edition of the Bloemfontein Bantu And Coloured People`s Directory …

… The Act was to empower the Governor-General, with a view to the … unlawful organizations, to amend the Riotious Assemblies Act, 1956, and to provide for other incidental matters … Unlawful Organizations Act, Act No 34 of 1960 …

… areas. 7. Conference is totally opposed to the so-called Bantu Education Act and calls upon the African people to do everything … possible to compel the government to repeal this Act. 8. Conference is opposed to the terms of the Native … National Congress Conference: Resolutions, 20 December, 1953 …

… portrait of Steve Biko; text: Memorial Service for Bantu Steve Biko; One Azania, One Nation, Amandla! … Memorial Service for Bantu Steve Biko …

… tragedy: continuing a detailed study of effect of the Bantu Authorities Act in the Union`s biggest reserve …

… York's Union Theological Seminary. He returned home in May 1953, after the collapse of the campaign. Believing that a … Course", Ilanga lase Natal , November 4, 11, 1927 "Bantu Law and Western Civilisation in South Africa: A Study … in 1981) "Africa holds her own". An appreciation of Bantu tribal and national culture in the Imperial …