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… out for breaking the provisions of the Group Areas Act . Eventually all venues in the city were closed to …

… as a member of the CPSA under the Suppression of Communism Act. Docrat was, also one of the many Natal organisers of …

… none were granted for lack of evidence. Mate informed the authorities ‘in May 1946 of their intention in October to … his mouth not to speak to our complaints and requests.’ In 1951, ‘a stock count at the New Makoba’s Location was … efforts continued.’ Alois Mate was banished on 15 August 1951 from Matatiele District, in the Transkei, Eastern …

… As a result of the pressure applied by South African authorities on the Swaziland government, Dlomo, Mbeki and …

… Londonderry, Ireland on 6 August 1870 and died on 25 March 1951, emigrated with his parents as a seven-year-old boy to … tradition as the foremost southern African snake authorities. As a schoolboy, Vivian attended Grey College in …

… Togosin.Makeba was soon in trouble with the South African authorities, who had received negative attention through the …

… the Native Affairs Department (NAD) policies and the Bantu Education policy, which they wanted implemented. … to Morwamotse Sekhukhune replacing headmen in favour of Bantu Administration with “leftist” advisors, commanding … persons”’ from the area and violating the Native Affairs Act of 1927 by commenting on matters that did not fall within …

… trial in March 1978 on three charges under the Terrorism Act. According to the court charge sheet, the state alleged …

… those which famously occurred under the Group Areas Act (and heavily influence urban landscapes today), it is … pegged it down and that’s final.” – The Deputy Minister of Bantu Administration and Development, 1975. [viii] While the … was implemented and was already instituted by colonial authorities through various urban planning efforts. [ix] The …

… by church missions with some financial aid from provincial authorities. While the South African Native College (later … opposition, it was on this basis that the school opened in 1951. The report of the Eiselen Commission (Commission on … 1949-1951) which powerfully influenced the contents of the Bantu Education Act of 1953, drew the key connection between …

… to radical measures’ for the ‘effective reform of the Bantu school system’. In 1953, prior to the apartheid government’s Bantu Education Act, 90% of black South African schools were state-aided … of African education from the churches and provincial authorities. This control was centralized in the Bantu …

… of the apartheid government, announced in 1959. Under the Bantu Authorities Act of 1951, the Transkei became, in 1959, the first region to be …

… known. He believed that chiefs and other traditional authorities were being pushed aside within the national … (1997) “ ‘One Chief, One Vote’: The Revival of Traditional Authorities in Post-Apartheid South Africa.” African Affairs …

… to have officially voiced the view that traditional authorities, and not elected representatives, should be the …

… and other financial institutions in South Africa. In July 1951 he was appointed as the Deputy Governor of the South … in decimalisation that he took his greatest steps. From 1951 to 1954 he was a member of the subcommittee of the South … in 1947 and the Commission of Inquiry into the Income Tax Act. He was also a member of the South African Academy for …

… of Durban, designated under the apartheid Group Areas Act for Indians only, to discuss what they should do. They …

… a neighbour is Joe Slovo. Attends night school at the Bantu Men’s Social Club and takes driving lessons, getting to know the city better. 1934 The Slum Clearance Act affects Walter and his mother, amongst thousands of Black … The other speakers are Dr. Dadoo and Michael Harmel. 1951 March, Sisulu is in contact with the secretary of the …

… and la Guma was listed under the ‘Suppression of Communism Act’ as a known Communist’ (Abrahams, 1985:7 in Mkhize, 140). … Race Classification Bill and the South African Act Amendment Bill that removed Coloureds from the common …

… that South Africa's isolation was far more than an act of malevolence by political malcontents. Through his work … where they planned to stage an illegal protest. In an act of impromptu diplomacy, Bacher personally obtained …

… Six was declared a White area under the Group Areas Act, forced removals that followed seriously disrupted the …

… Major General (Retired) Bantubonke (Bantu) Harrington Holomisa was born on 25 July 1955 at … Electoral Commission (IEC) requested Holomisa to act as a monitor in the June 2007 elections in East Timor. In … UDM,    Bantu Holomisa, President of the UDM from the United …

… months in Port Elizabeth under Section 6 of the Terrorism Act. He was sentenced in October 1973 to five years in prison …

… Nine working class leaders were tried under the Terrorism Act for reviving South African Congress of Trade Unions …

… house arrest and banned under the Suppression of Communism Act . She could no longer teach, nor associate with more than …

… as a construction labourer after coming to Johannesburg in 1951. Gqabi joined the  African National Congress (ANC)  in … term, he was re-arrested and charged under the Sabotage Act. He was convicted and sentenced to ten years’ …

… ‘Native (Urban Areas) Actss’ is passed, which forces local authorities to take responsibility for the housing of Black … a general strike. The police kill 18 persons in Alexandra. 1951 The Bantu Building Workers Act is passed. 1953 The ‘Bantu …