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… on 10th September 1968 under section 6(1) of the Terrorism Act and on 11th September hanged himself at the Pretoria …

… one of the first ex-prisoners to respond to the call to act as a tour guide at the new Robben Island museum. He died …

… charges of contravening the Intelligence Service Oversight Act for allegedly withholding information from Inspector …

… Native College (later renamed University of Fort Hare in 1951) opens its doors to African, Indian, Coloured and two … of non-cooperation following a dispute with college authorities. The campaign, led by Oliver Tambo, eventually … 7 December, A sit-down strike occurs at the Bethesda Bantu Training College near Pietersburg. 1947 30 July, Anton …

… country the people are being haunted by the Group Areas Act; they are being removed in the Western Areas of … of the Nationalists, particularly as expressed in the Bantu Education Act, deprives the children of the … I wish to remind you that the 26th of June, since 1951, has been regarded and celebrated as a People’s Day in …

… Law Amendment Ordinance and Immigration Restriction Act or “Black Act” . When the Restriction Act came into force in 1908, a mass rally was held in a …

… arrested and detained Calata under the Internal Security Act. Calata’s comrades Mathew Goniwe, Mbulelo Goniwe, head … four began in 1987 (Inquest No. 626/87) under the Inquests Act No. 58 of 1959, headed by Magistrate E de Beer. At the …

… activities. In 1962 he was convicted under the Explosives Act and sentenced to three years in prison. After his release …

… district of Johannesburg in terms of the Internal Security Act. Following the lapsing of these banning orders, he joined …

… a statutory communist under the Suppression of Communist Act. Consequently, she was arrested with other women and was …

… for a number of months in terms of the Internal Security Act at Victor Verster Maximum Security Prison, outside Paarl. …

… under the Section 91 (b) of the Ciskei National Security Act. The government accused the union for being involved in …

… under the recently promulgated “ Suppression of Communism Act ” in 1959, meaning he also had to step down from his role …

… had to therefore be moved. Mopeli, who faced the authorities ‘with obstinate but dauntless and proud dignity,’ …

… 1975,  Mohapi was banned under the Internal Security Act  and restricted to King Willliamstown, where he was later … families, he was banned under the Suppression of Communism Act and confined to the areas of King William's Town and …

… accused the acting chief,Diphale Ntwampe,of accepting Bantu Administration (BA) without the approval of the …

… Umtata in the Transkei after being held for 112 days.The Act under which he was held was undisclosed. During the …

… Association; detained in terms of the Internal Security Act from Aug.-Dec.’76 and then banned; banning includes house …

… was detained in terms of section 6(1) of the Terrorism Act on 21 January near Zeerust while crossing into South … held by the security police in terms of the Terrorism Act. He was told by the security police that he could take …

… of Voters Act, the Suppression of Communism Act, and the Bantu Authorities Act. The Government was called upon to repeal … Indian Congress met in conference on the 29th of July 1951 to discuss the difficulties and problems facing the …

… of Voters Act, the Suppression of Communism Act, and the Bantu Authorities Act. The Government was called upon to repeal … Indian Congress met in conference on the 29th of July 1951 to discuss the difficulties and problems facing the …

… was forced to fight a charge under the Riotous Assemblies Act, from late 1930 lapsed into a period of relative …

… of his banning order under the Suppression of Communism Act and was prohibited from attending gatherings. Mfaxa first …

… against drugs, under the Regulation of Gatherings Act. Zille and her co-accused were found not-guilty four …

… in the union in terms of the Suppression of Communism Act (1950), and detained during the state of emergency …

… police vehicle, and detained under the Internal Security Act. While in custody he was tortured, beaten and left …

… s funeral, on Saturday the 16th of September 2023. In 1951 the first stage of the policy of Bantustan or Homelands, was implemented. Black Local Authorities were set up in designated Areas. These soon met … . In 1959, the second step was taken with the passing of Bantu Self-Government Act . Eight Areas were thereby …

… Cape Town at the age of 80. Dadoo speaks at his funeral. 1951 Sonia Bunting attends the World Youth Congress in Berlin … into the civil liberties of all South Africans. * The Bantu Authorities Act, No. 68 of 1951 , which abolished the Native …

… daughters and Brian Somana at the wheel. However, the authorities had been informed and arrested them up at a road … not signed the Geneva Convention. They found the Prisons Act regulations regarding food, exercise, education, … two six-month periods, the first time because the prison authorities claimed he conspired with Sedick Isaacs to escape …