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… detained for 11 months under section 6 of the Terrorism Act. On his release he joined the Black People’ Convention … in Soweto , Ramaphosa was again detained under Terrorism Act for six months and this time held at John Vorster square. … to the position of Special Envoy to South Sudan to act as a mediator in the conflict between different factions …

… 1975,  Mohapi was banned under the Internal Security Act  and restricted to King Willliamstown, where he was later … families, he was banned under the Suppression of Communism Act and confined to the areas of King William's Town and …

… occupied a section of the house before the Pegging Act came into operation on 22 March 1943. On 16 April 1943 … first person to be arrested and charged under the Pegging Act was PR, in July 1943, for occupying his own house, at 232 … the Prime Minister in which they appealed that the Pegging Act be repealed. From this SAIC initiative Smuts, his …

… was forbidden according to South Africa’s Immorality Act at the time. Consequently, after falling pregnant her … Maru. Head completed her Junior Certificate at the end of 1953 and decided to continue her studies with a two year …

… in 1881 and went to London for the production of a two-act comic opera, The wreck of the “Pinafore”  the music of …

… work among women.   In 1957, in response to the Nursing Act (No. 69) of that year, Blanche organised a demonstration … laws in 1963 and subsequently banned. The Nursing Act discriminated against black nurses by promoting … accept an ANC chief representative who would essentially act as an ‘ambassador’. The ANC nominated Alex la Guma, with …

… in the famous film Gandhi . He continues to write and act, his latest work being The Captain’s Tiger published in … 1972 Statements after an Arrest under the Immorality Act 1968 Sizwe Bansi is Dead improvised by Fugard, John Kani …

… of Anatomy at Wits Medical School. He received his PhD in 1953 for his acclaimed thesis entitled ‘ Chromosomes, …

… B.A. LL.B at the University of Pretoria and in February 1953, he joined the South African Department of Foreign …

… After the Conversion of Iscor Act was passed  on 17 May 1989,  Iscor shares are sold on the …

… Resolution against the Natives Land Act 1913 and the Report of the Natives Land Commission, by …

… ”Resolution against the Natives Land Act, 1913 and the Report of the Natives Land Commission”, by …

… prosecuted under the clause of the Native Administration Act of 1927 , which forbade the preaching of "hostility" …

… also contributing to her husband’s newspaper, Inkundla ya Bantu (Peoples Forum).  At the same time, she was an active …

… of Afrikaans as a medium of instruction at schools and Bantu Education on 16 June 1976, protests continued and …

… in 1961 on a charge under the Suppression of Communism Act. …

… first Africans prosecuted under the Native Administration Act of 1927, which made it an offense to promote "hostility" …

… the death of his father, Mbulawa Malindi, an elder in the Bantu Presbytarian Church, when Zolile was ten years old.He …

… The attack also damaged the signalling gear. Anti Sabotage Act Demonstration in Durban-1962- [l-r] Ivan Strasberg-Eric … from 90-day detention and charged under the Sabotage Act. The state threw the book at him and others and was … of 19 was formally charged under the June 1962 Sabotage Act on 21 October 1963. They were accused of acting in common …

… The first major campaign of the SANNC was against the Land Act of 1913, a measure that drastically curtailed the right … with appealing to the British government against the Act. The mission proved futile, but Plaatje decided to stay … including a detailed and moving appeal against the Land Act, Native Life in South Africa, Before and Since the …

… Undeterred, they went ahead anyway, and on 9 May 1953, Rubin and Paton, along with the likes of Margaret …

… scholar, Winship completed his MBCHB Degree in 1953 and a Master’s Degree in 1962 at the University of Cape …

… without charge. Moumbaris was charged under the Terrorism Act in January 1973. He was found guilty of conspiring with …

… and 1945. In 1945, the government passed the Urban Areas Act which was aimed at further tightening existing … her husband and children. Source: New Age, 31 May 1956 In 1953 Tamana declared that passes limited opportunities for … Oscar Mpetha. Source: New Age Lastly, the opposition to Bantu Education also became a focal point of passive …

… were detained under Section 29 of the Internal Security Act . Her experiences in detention and the trial that … were detained under Section 29 of the Internal Security Act. In a letter to her family, smuggled out of Parow Police … and this is thanks to you and the way I was brought up to act responsibly and to take life seriously. The reality of …

… He played an important role in formulating the Veterinary Act (Act 16 of 1933) and served on the Veterinary Council. For …

… detained for 140 days at the Worcester police station.The Act he was detained under and the cause of death were …

… ’Act with sense of urgency’, Speech by Oliver Tambo at the …

… Cape Town City Council has voted to reject the Group Areas Act of 1966 and to request that the enti …

… country is unique .... Under the Suppression of Communism Act, it suppresses anti-Communists - like the Duncans and … National Congress. By the mid-60s when the Group Areas Act was cruelly enforced, the Imam was amongst the 1,000s who … brutal officers, Spyker van Wyk, under Section 6 of Act 83 of 1967, referred to as the Terrorism Act . The Imam …