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… January 1906 in Groutville, Natal . Vilakazi was appointed bantu languages assistant at the University of Witwatersrand …

… Dube, in Soweto, who attempted to blow up the Municipal Bantu Control Office in Dube, Soweto. Petros Molefe and …

… through 1954. He was one of the directors of  Inkundla ya Bantu,  a member of the  Africans' Claims  committee, and …

… Province from 1937 to 1942. In 1935 Imvo was bought by the Bantu Press but continued as its editor,based in King …

… - Unity Movement Members charged under the Terrorism Act …

… First Banning Orders Under The Suppression Of Communism Act, May 1952 …

… the detention of four journalists under the Terrorism Act. …

… Black Affairs Administration Act No 45, providing for Black self-government in townships …

… draconian Access of Information and Protection of Privacy Act …

… teacher, social worker, politician and founder of the Bantu Women’s League of South Africa, dies in J …

… Bleek (48), philologist and pioneer in Bushman (San) and Bantu research, dies in Cape Town. …

… of the African National Congress, in Umteteli wa Bantu, May 3, 1930 …

… Resolutions of the Convention of Bantu Chiefs, Held under the auspices of the African National …

… The Deputy Minister of Bantu Administration and Education, Punt Janson, invites …

… charge of accepting payments from Sol Kerzner, made by Bantu Holomisa in May 1996. …

… politician, journalist and newspaper editor of i.e. The Bantu World, dies in Orlando West, Johanne …

… The Minister of Bantu Administration and Development, M.C. de Wet Nel, says …

… who was a founder member and first secretary of the Bantu Social …

… The Minister of Bantu Education announces moves towards the introduction of …

… for Parktown, draws the attention of Deputy Minister of Bantu Education, Dr A.P. …

… The Bantu Homelands Citizenship Bill is passed, whereby every …

… teacher, social worker, politician and founder of the Bantu Women’s League of South Africa, is born i …

… teacher, social worker, politician and founder of the Bantu Women’s League of South Africa, dies in J …

… Msane's head, because after that he was nicknamed Isita sa Bantu (enemy of the people). His political role was in fact … Mvabaza* of the English / Xhosa weekly newspaper Umlomo wa Bantu (mouthpiece of the nation), which was based in …

… Immorality Amendment Act, Act No 21 of 1950 This Act was one of the most … Registration Act, Repeal Act No 114 of 1991. The Bantu Authorities Act, Act No 68 of 1951 In 1951 , in their … 72 of 1986. Natives Labour (Settlement of Disputes) Act of 1953 This Act was a government attempt to control African …

… Narainsamy Thambi Naidoo, a leading political activist, in 1953. Indres was an active member of the Transvaal Indian Youth Congress and he became Secretary in 1953. He was elected an Executive Committee member of the …

… of the Union of South African Artists, which was formed in 1953 in order to protect the rights of musicians and their …

… village of Tshiozwi Ha-Sinthumele in Venda on 23 August 1953. Sam was the first child of Kutama Fridah Tambani and …

… Legion and the Congress of Democrats (COD). On 28 August 1953 just before the conference where these two organizations …

… Father Trevor Huddleston of the Anglican Church. In 1954 Bantu Education was introduced. The African National Congress … who were active in politics refused to enrol at the Bantu colleges that were being created at the time. Joyce … of the morning Joyce was arrested under the Terrorism Act and detained at Pretoria Central Prison. At the prison …