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… so profound it can still be seen today. Verwoerd’s 1953 Bantu Education Act established an inferior education system … Natal section of the African National Congress (ANC) in 1951. In this capacity he led the 1951-1952 campaign for the … State, to the extent that when World War I broke out, the authorities agreed to relax the rule. Across the country, …

… Proclamation No. 84 of 1951 declared, without providing reasons, the removal of the … in the Barberton district. Several meetings were held from 1951 to 1953, at which the community repeatedly refused to …

… walk out of the work places demanding wage increases. The Bantu Homelands Citizenship Act strips blacks of their South … and consistent liaison between the coloureds and the white authorities is promised. The government remains firmly … f)Apprenticeship Act, 1944 g)Training of Artisans Act, 1951 h)Bantu Building Workers Act, 1951 i)Electrical Wiremen …

… to the excesses of the Director of the Department of Bantu Administration (DBA) J. H. le Roux and the senior … threats of reprisals against those collaborating with the authorities. Poqo in the Transkei The Eastern Cape was … against measures passed under the Bantu Authorities Act of 1951 and later amendments. Fearing that chiefs and headmen …

… at Kongwa, the first training camp that the Tanzanian authorities allocated to Frelimo and ANC. Both were leaders …

… Owners Association and the Cane Growers Association. In 1951, Hassim attended the Unity Movement’s 7th Conference … allowed to communicate until permission was given by the authorities. Zulei was also detained under the 90 day law, a …

… and youths detained under section 6(1) of the Terrorism Act in Johannesburg on 16 September 1976 during a …

… the Executive Report for the year ending December, 1951. The political situation has already been reviewed at … of the last vestige of token democratic rights. The Bantu Authorities Act is intended to bluff the African chiefs into …

… of the house and farm in the 1960s under the Group Areas Act , making way for the township of KwaDabeka and hostels … . It was here that he had his first run in with apartheid authorities. When the then south African Prime Minister … course, that soon brought the shop to the attention of the authorities. Frequent raids by the security police and the …

… He was also prominent in the protests against the proposed Act of Union, passed by Britain's parliament in 1909.Pixley … gallery when Parliament approved the South  Africa Act without amendmenton August 19,1901 and set May 31,1910,as … same year he published the first issue of the Advocate, Bantu-English weekly, in Pretoria. The newspaper faced …

… detainees were charged under the Suppression of Communism Act for acting to re-establish the banned ANC. On 16 February … accused were rearrested under Section 6 of the Terrorism Act. After 9 months in solitary confinement the accused were …

… homeland of Bophuthatswana under South Africa's Terrorism Act. South African human rights lawyers argued that this act offended against the Bophuthatswana constitution. In a … adoption by the legislature of the Consumer Protection Act is seen as a vindication of this view. Judge Jansen was …

… as Prime Minister: The Promotion of Black Self-Government Act (1958) This law set up separate territorial governments … states even after some of them became 'independent'. Bantu Investment Corporation Act (1959) This law set up a mechanism to transfer capital to …

… post and apologising publicly, pressure fell on Maimane to act without prejudice. Maimane inaction with regards to the … dispute later that same year when he was forced to act against the DA’s matriarch, Helen Zille, who had tweeted …

… 600 people listed in terms of the Suppression of Communism Act, No 44 of 1950 , and thereby subjected to various … all gatherings under the Suppression of Communism Act, but continued his political activities covertly. Slovo …

… Banned under the Suppression of Comunism Act …

… of the North in 1980. He was detained under the Terrorism Act in 1977 and again in 1982 and was convicted for a number …

… banned for five years under the Suppression of Communism Act . After the banning of the  African National Congress …

… forced to leave their family home when the Group areas act came into effect, something that she believes to have …

… of protests. She was detained for violating Group Areas Act 1979 and spent time at John Voster Square. She also spent …

… the eve of the enactment of the Suppression of Communism Act. He was placed under successive bans beginning in 1952 …

… was held under section 6(1) of the Terrorism Act. On 11 December police informed his family that he had …

…  Banned for 5 years under the Suppression of Communism Act . …

… was detained under section 6(1) of the Terrorism Act on 29 January 1969 with nine other Bakubung tribesmen on … Pilansberg. The dispute began in 1965 when the minister of Bantu administration and development announced the entire … its charges but re-arrested the ten under the Terrorism Act on charges of having conspired to upset the rule of law …

… June 1982. Banned for two years under the Internal Security Act . …

… from attending meetings under the Suppression of Communism Act . …