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… passes. This made it easier for their owners and the local authorities to control their movements. The first time Pass … area of discrimination and in 1911 the Mines and Works Act reserved certain skilled positions for Whites. The Native … action against low wages, poor housing and Passes. The Bantu Women’s League, precursor of the African National …

… away.  The document signed by Mr De Wet Nel, Minister for Bantu Administration, was issued under the Native Administration Act and said that it was ‘injurious for the peace, order and …

… against a slew of apartheid legislation such as the Bantu Education Act in 1954. He also participated in the 1955 campaign for …

… out of the area due to conflict over the Group Areas Act. Afterwards, they moved to their home in Lenasia which … they were outside the boundaries of the Group Areas Act. One of the PEC’s greatest achievements was beginning to … housing eight families whose homes had been demolished by authorities. In a highly publicized incident, Asvat delivered …

… of the Venda paramount chief, Ramabulana, the Transvaal authorities supported Albasini's protégé, Davhana, the …

… Mission Suisse Romande. BROWN, J Tom. 1926. Among the Bantu Nomads. London: Seeley, Service and Co. BROWNLEE, … OF THE UNION OF SOUTH AFRICA. 1927. Native Administration Act No 38 of 1927. Pretoria: Government Printer. GRAPHIC, … THE. London: 22 February 1879. 185-200. HAILE, AJ. 1951. A Brief Historical Survey of the London Missionary …

… 1960 1 January, Minister of Bantu Education assumes control of University College of Fort … with banned movements is hazardous, and university authorities are hostile to student political groups. … with Germany extending the economic agreement of 28 August 1951. May, Under a government sponsored Bill, which received …

… African material, CAMP possesses files of Inkundla ya Bantu (Bantu Forum) for 1944-1951 and the left-wing Guardian and its successors, The … of Professor Z. K. Matthews's published articles during 1951-1953 are listed in a footnote in the introductory essay …

… Lovedale Press, "The Lovedale Press: Literature for the Bantu Revisited," History in Africa, 6 (1979): 155-175) and … Satires, Book i, Satire 9. The Representation of Natives Act of 1936 established an advisory body, the Natives … in the council boycotted it, and it was disbanded in 1951 as the National Party government began implementing its …

… human being. In recognition of his heroic, selfless act of bravery, the State President,  Jacob G Zuma , …

… denunciation of Matanzima’s betrayal, betterment and BA [Bantu Administration].  Hani was banished to the area from …

… 1950 Dick was listed under the  Suppression of Communism Act  and was later banned from union involvement. She …

… of which Dr Soga was a vital member. While the British authorities recognised Dr Soga’s role in combating the … was a Black man was not something the colonial authorities would have liked to make public knowledge. …

… had to report to the police station every day. Eventually authorities allowed him to go to his home village of …

… Bill (later enacted as the  Asiatic Registration Act),  is published in the Transvaal Government Gazette. This … protest against the Asiatic Registration Law, ( The Black Act ), a resolution, to embark upon mass action, is taken. … for.  This major act of defiance, against the political authorities, heralds the beginning of the first actual …

… students of the earlier generation ‘worshipped the school authorities’! The first recorded stoppages of lessons,[always … of Black education. In 1953 government passed the Bantu Education Act , which  transferred Black education to the Department of …

… of our struggle in this period are the pass laws and Bantu Authorities. The notorious Urban Areas Act Amendment Bill now aggravates the already insecure …

… opening ceremony, which Tambo reported to the warden. The authorities declined permission for the students to play … South Africa, studying by candle light at home. On 24 July 1951, Tambo qualified as an attorney. Mandela, by now also a … country to seek its services. When Mandela was banned in 1951, Tambo had to carry the workload on his own. In 1953, …

… African leaders to discuss their problems with colonial authorities, and to grow support for independence movements. … Khama ) of the then Bechuanaland went to Britain in 1951 to negotiate for his return home, Benson acted as his …

… of AZAPO was arrested under Section Six of the Terrorism Act. He was not among the group arrested but from that … he was being arrested under Section Six of the Terrorism Act and that they could not give him details. At John Vorster …

… as Coloured, according to the Population Registration Act.  In 1951, at the age of fourteen, he moved to Cape Town to … this period, which saw the introduction of the Group Areas Act (1958) that he experienced apartheid discrimination at …

… When his brother Mbuyiselo was banned, Madaka would act as a go between with people who wanted to meet with …

… which became known as the Magoo’s Bar bombing. This act of war where civilians were killed and injured still …

… formed with educational assistance. However, due to the Bantu Education Act the IIE could only register as a correspondence college. …

… the first to be banned under the Suppression of Communism Act, but he ignored his bans to speak in support of the  …

… was consequently listed under the Suppression of Communism Act in 1952 and was served a two-year banning order.  He …

… and boycott elections under the Native Representatives Act of 1936. This earned him the respect of ANC leaders such …

… independence.   He was charged under the Terrorism Act , found guilty and sentenced to six years on Robben …

… the son of James and Erenia Chikane, was born on 3 January 1951 in Johannesburg . His father was  a preacher in the … forgiveness from Chikane in 2006 by washing his feet as an act of seeking Christian forgiveness. In 2009, media reports …