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… of Democrats (SACOD) in 1953 was completed early in 1956. The SAIC had members among the Treason Trial defendants …

… 1954 25,468 1,432 Moroka North 1955 15,207 2,693 Molapo 1956 8,188 1,466 Moletsane 1956 10,360 1,962 Tladi 1956 10,000 1,860 Dhlamini 1956 9,015 1,422 Tshiawelo, also …

… by Canon L John Collins of St Paul’s Cathedral in 1956. Its mission was to work towards a peaceful solution to … Committee Against Apartheid. What became the IDAF in 1956 in fact had precursors, in groups that began funding … ANC and allied organisations were arrested on 5 December 1956, Canon Collins received a request for help from the …

… , be permitted to work full-time for their union. 1956 Introduction of Industrial Conciliation Act 1956. South African Congress of Trade Unions (SACTU) …

… Singh Cup. 1955 White Springbok team tours Australia 1956 The English Football Association sends an amateur representative side to tour South Africa. 1956 Minister of the Interior, T. E. Donges, articulates the …

… than their law-abiding brothers. (A. Sampson, Drum, 1956) Some of the more well known gangs in Sophiatown were …

… and others were banned and later arrested.  In December 1956 TIYC leaders Ahmed Kathrada and Moosa Moolla, along with …

… the State did not even respond to this letter. By 1956, the Pretoria City Council was determined to destroy … but needed an Act to support it. This was engineered in 1956 with the passing of the Group Areas Amendment Act, which … with areas approved for the residence of Blacks. By March 1956, the Pretoria City Council surveyed all properties, a …

… was first convened as the Asian Solidarity Committee in 1956, but was relaunched as the Soviet Afro-Asian Solidarity …

… crackdown on the rebels, resulting in many deaths. By 1956 the uprising had effectively been crushed, but the … fighters, lies on a stretcher after his capture in October 1956. Image source The Effect of the Mau Mau on the …

… , future founder of the ANC Women’s League in Cato Manor, 1956 Treason Trialist and FEDSAW member, is born near Dundee … ” 28 November, Bertha Gxowa , one of the leaders of the 1956 Women’s Anti-Pass March , is born in Germiston. 5 …

… rather than decrease the caliber of their education in 1956 (Wood, 1972). Since an American mission funded the … Phelps Hall is opened 1953 Bantu Education Act is enforced 1956 Adams College closes in response to the Bantu Education …

… at the time, but was only published years later (DF Bleek: 1956). South Africa's motto, written on the SA coat of arms …

… had started working closely with the Congress Alliance by 1956. Its members took part in the Freedom Charter Campaign, …

… speech, drama, singing, painting as well as sewing. From 1956 until the late 1970’s, EAON featured an active amateur …

… and a school principal who was expelled from teaching in 1956 for his political views. Helen Kies also worked as the …

… trips in it to different parts of the country, two in 1956 to workshop sessions with cultural club leaders, and … The first of these conferences was held in January 1956 in Alexandra township and was spread over five days. … (meaning a training session) took place early in April 1956, during the Easter vacation, exactly a year after our …

… The 16th Modern Olympic Games, Melbourne, Australia In 1956 a modern Olympic Games was for the first time hosted in … the country at the Olympic Games in Rome in 1960. If the 1956 team were accused for a lack of “discipline and … African Government first formulated a policy on sport in 1956. In short this policy statement declared that whites and …

… by the South African Institute of Race Relations in 1956 on the theme “The Indian as a South African”, Dr S …