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… The University of Transkei Amendment Act No 17, empowering the Transkei Minister of Education to …

… Blacks (Urban Areas) Amendment Act No 97, introducing a ninety-nine-year leasehold system, …

… in terms of section 9 of the Suppression of Communism Act, whereby Sisulu is prohibited …

… Separate Representation of Coloured Voters Act is passed after enlarging the Senate and the Appellate …

… the day, banning orders under the Suppression of Communism Act of 1950 a …

… are restricted in terms of section 6 of the Public Safety Act, amongst them the Azanian …

… Internal Security Act No 32, empowering Government to declare an organisation …

… Unlawful Organisations Act No 34 commences, providing for organisations threatening …

… The Refugees Act, 1998, comes into action. Mozambique and Zimbabwe are by …

… South African Indian Council Act No 31 commences. It establishes a Council consisting of …

… in Johannesburg in terms of the Riotous Assemblies Act during a student-polic …

… The IIE registered as a correspondence college under the Bantu Education Act (1953), which ensured that the IIE was officially recognised …

… Chief Justice Sandile Ngcobo was born on 1 March 1953 in Durban, South Africa.  Ngcobo was the beneficiary of …

… went abroad in the early 1950s and on his return in 1953 he became one of the principal founders of the South …

… completing her teacher's diploma at Marianhill in around 1953, she taught domestic science, but left the teaching …

… took part in the joint Council movement,the European-Bantu conference, and was a founding member of the South …

… were met by the Minister. He observed that: The Bantu Commissioner at Mafeking says I can go home, but he …

… government that resulted in the introduction of the Bantu Education Act in 1953. The rise of the Black Consciousness Movement  (BCM) and …

… No details are available on the date of his detention,the Act he was detained under ,or the official cause of death.No … as other security detainees at the Fort and because the Act under which he was held was undisclosed,and he therefore …

… Police station and charged under the Riotous Assemblies Act and fined R50 each. Mayet was detained for five months in … and was held incommunicado under the Internal Security Act at the Fort Prison, in Johannesburg. Upon her release, … with a five year banning order under the Internal Security Act. She and her family suffered continued police harassment …

… while in exile she produced two works viz “The Crimes of Bantu Education” and “The Dispossessed Peasantry in South … on 6 May 1996 in Cape Town. Publications The Crimes of Bantu Education The Dispossessed Peasantry in South Africa …

… as the first African art teacher in Natal, at the Loram Bantu Secondary School. That same year he registered to do a … and political activists. He joined art classes run by Bantu, Indian and Coloured Artists (BICA) which was one of …

… he revealed that the committed Apartheid opponent, Steve Bantu Biko , had been beaten to death by the police in 1977. …

… disrupted meetings and incited violence against BAD [Bantu Affairs Department] officials. He travelled with his …

… his works were accepted for an exhibition of “Negro and Bantu Art” in Port Elizabeth in the late 1930s, Pemba …

… Lorna Peirson with financial assistance provided by the Bantu Education Bursary. After completing his studies he …

… by my father, I flew back to South Africa to be amongst my Bantu people, leaving my English husband behind in London. …

… a new bill, an amendment to the Riotous Assemblies Act, which would give him the power, without reference to the … in May 1930. As a result, huge demonstrations against the Act were held on Dingaan’s Day, 1929, (16 December – now Day …

… at home, in protest against the Unlawful Organisations Act, is taken in Durban …

… This Day reports the controversial Communal Land Rights Act, transferring about 13 million hectares of state-owned …