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… 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 …

… Maize price rise, hits SA Blacks 1975 - 1982 …

… SA wins top awards from the International Rugby Board …

… SA Government spoil Chief Albert Luthuli's chance of …

… Miss Soweto and Miss Black South Africa, was crowned Miss SA in 1994. The event is memorable as it coincided with the …

… of Physicians and Surgeons of South Africa, (now the SA College of Medicine), and secretary of the South African …

… Helena Cillié was born on 22 April 1866 in Wellington (SA). She was the daughter of Charl Daniel Cillié and his …

… the time was grappling with issues such as the Group Areas Act , Separate Development Act and the Bantu Education Act . It was then that the ‘Coloured People Congress’ was …

… South African government introduced the Bantu Authorities Act in the 1950s, the Bunga, the council of Transkei chiefs, … it. Matanzima, however, persuaded the Bunga to accept the Act in 1955. The Act was intended by South Africa to give chiefs more local …

… The first motorists’ organisation in SA, the Automobile Club of South Africa (called the Royal Automobile Club of SA since 1911 …

… Jeff Radebe, the transport minister, launches the national SA Police Services Railway Unit in Cape Town. According to the SA Ra …

… The match between the SA rugby team and New Zealand ends in a tie with 18 points each. SA loses the series 2-0. …

… Relations between SA and the USA becomes strained by SA’s announcement that it is going to normalise full …

… Roelof Temmingh, SA composer and organist, is born in Amsterdam, the Netherlands.  He emigrates with his family in 1958 to SA. …

… Gé Korsten, popular SA singer, is born in Rotterdam, the Netherlands. He came to SA at the age of nine years. …

… Afrikaans literary critic and former president of the SA Akademie vir Wetenskap en Kuns (SA Academy of Scien …

… Gerard Sekoto, SA artist is born in Botshabelo, Middelburg, Transvaal. He left SA for Paris in 1947. He died in 1993. …

… Gé Korsten, popular SA singer, is born in Rotterdam, the Netherlands. He came to SA at the age of nine years. …

… Israel Isaac (Lippy) Lipshitz, SA sculptor is born in Plungian, Lithuania.  His father emigrated to SA in 1904 and was joined …

… Adv. C.R. Swart resigns as governor-general of SA to become the first state president of SA on 31 May 1961.  …

… Adv. C.R. Swart resigns as governor-general of SA to become the first state president of SA on 31 May 1961.  …

… prehistory to the year 2000 , Unpublished papers with SA History Online.|South African History Online, Cornelius … Connie Mulder announces banning off WCC officials from SA …