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… Prison, for 5 cents. Some of the prisoners were from townships surrounding Durban, such as Umlazi. Other prison …

… In urban areas, Africans were housed in the urban townships on ethnic lines and received their schooling in …

… the government tried to provide sanitation and water in townships, but the increase in illegal squatters made it … water from wells. [16] This continued till 1956 as townships did not receive necessary services or …

… Barcelona" aimed at to stop all deliveries into the townships was launched with shouts of “One settler One …

… to cities by relocating them to far flung areas such as townships. Section 2 of the Act provided for the creation of …

… in Johannesburg. Urban areas also offered homosexuals form townships more freedom, to be away from judgmental parents … and support for Black LGBT people, especially those in the townships (Donham, 1998). GLOW also adopted a policy of …

… King Kong depicts the struggles of life in South Africa’s townships through the story of a black boxer. [2] The play …

… 15 August, Troops are deployed in three densely populated townships southeast of Johannesburg after fighting between … to discuss ways of ending violence in Natal and in the townships on the Reef. A joint statement issued at the end of … and approved the creation of "defence units" to protect townships residents. 24 December, Mandela receives an …

… aware of the extra police patrols that were set up in the townships following June 16. After the first shootings in … the third day the unrest had gained momentum and spread to townships around Soweto and other parts of the country. The … the third day the unrest had gained momentum and spread to townships around Soweto and other parts of the country. The …

… area) ). People from these areas were then placed in townships outside of the town. They could not own property … including Sophiatown; they were moved to black townships in Soweto. The Congress of the People and the …

… peaked between 17 and 18 June 1980 in the Coloured townships of Elsies River, Lavender Hill and Bishop Lavis …

… leading up to 1976 uprising, youth and students in Black townships were actively involved in youth and cultural clubs. …

… Local Authorities (BLAs) and other local government in the townships. These structures were seen as a substitute for …

… with campuses in South Africa for the segregated African townships around Johannesburg, Pretoria, Benoni, Port …

… activist leads a protest march from the Cape Town African townships to Cape Town city centre. 24 March 1960  – The …

… gather the 'freedom demands' of the people, from those in townships to rural homesteads, to be put into their new …

… By 1966, the construction of housing in all South African townships had been frozen, except to advance forced removals … its inhabitants moved into homelands or segregated townships. In the Pietersburg area, the Department of Bantu … the Minister of Bantu Adminstration, there were four black townships in the Pietersburg area: Mankweng, Moletsi, Nanedi, …

… submit scripts for review before they can be performed in townships. Gibson Kente’s play Too Late is banned, unbanned … 4 August, Riots erupt again in Soweto and spread to other townships in South Africa. The Minister of Justice again bans … citizenship’ requirement for blacks leasing houses in townships, introduced a home ownership scheme and agrees in …

… Party impis attacked the memorial service and from then on townships in and around Durban erupt into violence and …

… from acquiring property from non-Africans in cities and townships (Kirkwood, 2: 1951). However, the act led to … more elaborate and amended. For example, the Coloured townships of Coronationville, Noordgesig, Newclare, Riverlea, …

… (BSL).   A riot involving students in Bloemfontein’s black townships broke out during September and October 1978. The … involved with BSL and a few new arrivals from the Vaal townships, left to join the ANC. This marked the beginning of …

… the term ‘community’ in relegating the “Black arts” to the townships, which then functions to maintain a hierarchy of …

… Orange Free State declared that women living in the urban townships would be required to buy new entry permits each …

… created camps for Blacks from the start of the war. Entire townships and even mission stations were transferred into …

… The only women who could live legally in the townships were the wives and unmarried daughters of the … Orange Free State declared that women living in the urban townships would be required to buy new entry permits each …

… government constructed the massive agglomeration of townships that became known as Soweto (South Western Townships). New freeways encouraged massive suburban sprawl …

… the unrest of June 1976, and continuous unrest in many townships and schools across the country, the State decided …

… Africanist Congress youth take control of the Cape Town townships of Langa and Nyanga, setting up roadblocks. The state calls in the military. The townships are cordoned off and the situation is brought under … At lunchtime, 30 000 Africans from the surrounding African townships march into the centre of Cape Town, led by a 23 …