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… . She later edited Illustrated Life Rhodesia and outraged authorities in 1978 when she defied censorship laws and …

… for a year supported by the Matlala community. Then, in 1951, a policeman visited her and told her that because she … not able to speak or understand the local language. The authorities provided no financial or other support until …

… succeeded to the paramountcy and although the white authorities viewed this as an honorific title, nonetheless, …

… he remarked, 'now I know him'. Gqoba's last public act was to officiate at the funeral of his Lovedale colleague …

… committee and convicted unders the Suppession of Communism Act. In 1963 he received a banning order in November.In 1973 …

… the chief that Ramaro had died in banishment. However, the authorities would not help with his burial. …

… 1950s. In 1950, following the  Suppression of Communism Act , the South African Communist Party (SACP) decided to … to four years’ jail under the Suppression of Communism Act for furthering the aims of Communism. The prosecution … Pietermaritzburg trial of 13, charged under the Terrorism Act. He was later banned from practicing law and placed under …

… 1966 under the National Party's Suppression of Communisn Act. He was also banned from attending gatehrings.He  was imprisoned under the Suppression of Communism Act. …

… 1980, Jana was banned under the Suppression of Communism Act, Act No. 44 of 1950 for five years. She joined an underground …

… He played a leading part in promoting the private act which transformed the University College in Johannesburg … in 1907, one of the sponsors of the Children’s Adoption Act, assisted in the formation of the Hope Training Home in …

… 1976 Smith joined the Soweto students’ protests against Bantu education and provided shelter, hiding leaders of the … August to December 1976 in terms of the Internal Security Act . In 1980, Smith was arrested in terms of the Prohibition of Illegal Gatherings Act, held for four months as an awaiting trial prisoner and …

… treason and other alternative charges under the Terrorism Act and the Internal Security Act .During the trial, she admitted that she was a member of …

… This resulted in him being arrested under the Terrorism Act and sentenced to 10 years imprisonment in 1976. He served … Aubrey Mokoape under Section 28 of the Internal Security Act , for carrying out the ideologies of banned organisation. …

… struggle for freedom & justice in our country is not an act of treason’ by United Democratic Front (UDF), 1985, South …

… Chief and voiced opposition to the manner in which tribal authorities had been demarcated. Sekgopela “Winias “Mashile, …

… Transvaal Corporations Ordinance No 58 authorizes local authorities to proclaim, move, de-proclaim and manage … of segregating them into distinct residential areas. 1951 The Separate Representation of Voters Act, No. 46 , … a system of electoral colleges, to the Senate. 1952 The Bantu (Abolition of passes and Co-ordination of Documents) …

… and supported the Indian struggle against the "Ghetto" Act. He was also prominent in organising the Laundry Workers' … and supported the Indian struggle against the "Ghetto" Act. Prominent in organising the Laundry Workers' Union in …

… a 5 year banning order under the of the Internal Security Act, 1950 (Act 44 Of 1950)  until 30 November 1983.  In 1999, his name …

… to a two-year term under the Suppression of Communism Act. He fled to Swaziland and became part of the PAC's …

… is set in a traditional hut, a sangoma is seen in the act of healing a man. This work was exhibited in a group show …

… on racial policies, particularly the  Group Areas Act . He met regularly with African, Coloured, and Indian …

… tents on land that was reserved for whites in 1946 as an act of passive resistance. After studying at the University …

… arrested Seatlholo and charged him under the Terrorism Act . He had come into the country to recruit and garner …

… crackdown under the state of emergency. The prison authorities stated that he was found hanged in his prison …

… Bill, subsequently known as the Suppression of Communism Act. The May Day (1 May) strike was immensely successful and … of Communism Act. They are released on £100 bail.   1951 Mandela was elected President of the ANC Youth League … not require him to resign from the ANC. 1 January, The Bantu Education Act comes into effect. 15 April, The Riotous …

… he was charged with insubordination and the colonial authorities stripped him of his chieftainship,  land and … era, this had evolved into something new. The induna would act with the chief’s authority at the mine compounds, … sandals was significant as it was calculated by the prison authorities to undercut their rights as men to wear long …

… before she was due to leave. After several attempts with authorities, she obtained an "exit permit," which prohibited …

… to Engcobo, Transkei but was detained by the Transkei authorities.  Following his release he was hospitalised. …

… Langalibalele left Natal with 10,000 amaHlubi, the chief's act of defiance might well destroy his precarious control … Anger and bitterness increased when the new British authorities did not make provisions for an elected assembly, … broke out in Zululand, begun by the uSuthu. The colonial authorities blamed the Colensos for encouraging the uSuthu …