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… convention in reaction to the Suppression of Communism Act passed by the government. Dr James Moroka gave his first … of the ANC, and was banned by the government in early 1953 under the Suppression of Communism Act. In 1955 the ANC started a boycott of Bantu Education and called for an alternative system. The …

… which appeared in the Johannesburg newspaper Umteleli wa Bantu between 1920 and 1929. In a poem published on 2 …

… 1980, Jana was banned under the Suppression of Communism Act, Act No. 44 of 1950 for five years. She joined an underground …

… treason and other alternative charges under the Terrorism Act and the Internal Security Act .During the trial, she admitted that she was a member of …

… This resulted in him being arrested under the Terrorism Act and sentenced to 10 years imprisonment in 1976. He served … Aubrey Mokoape under Section 28 of the Internal Security Act , for carrying out the ideologies of banned organisation. …

… struggle for freedom & justice in our country is not an act of treason’ by United Democratic Front (UDF), 1985, South …

… to claim is was simply a 'criminal' matter. On 8 April 1953 Kenyatta was sentenced to sevenManaging the Mau Mau, … to claim is was simply a 'criminal' matter. On 8 April 1953 Kenyatta was sentenced to seven-years hard labour for …

… family while her mother worked in a factory [vi]. In 1953, after graduating from Eveline High School in Bulawayo, …

… and supported the Indian struggle against the "Ghetto" Act. He was also prominent in organising the Laundry Workers' … and supported the Indian struggle against the "Ghetto" Act. Prominent in organising the Laundry Workers' Union in …

… to a two-year term under the Suppression of Communism Act. He fled to Swaziland and became part of the PAC's …

… is set in a traditional hut, a sangoma is seen in the act of healing a man. This work was exhibited in a group show …

… on racial policies, particularly the  Group Areas Act . He met regularly with African, Coloured, and Indian …

… tents on land that was reserved for whites in 1946 as an act of passive resistance. After studying at the University …

… a 5 year banning order under the of the Internal Security Act, 1950 (Act 44 Of 1950)  until 30 November 1983.  In 1999, his name …

… for the front page. He could call sources like General Bantu Holomisa at all hours - and was so liked by his sources …

… Constitutive Act of the African Union adopted by the 37th Ordinary Session …

… by the security police in 1985 under the Internal Security Act and detained in solitary confinement without trial for … to Culemborg where was charged under the Internal Security Act before being moved to Wynberg police station. She was …

… to a banning order under the Suppression of Communism Act from 28 April 1967       to 30 June 1968. The State’s … April 1972) the accused faced charges under the Terrorism Act. They were alleged to have endangered the maintenance of …

… July 1976 and died in detention on 28 September 1976.The Act under which he was held was undisclosed but he was …

… arrested Seatlholo and charged him under the Terrorism Act. He had come in to the country to recruit and garner …

… charged under war measure 145 and the Riotous Assemblies Act.he pleaded guilty to aiding an illegal strike and was …

… Party. After the passing of the Suppression of Communism Act he became Chairman of the Forum Club, a multi-racial …

… In 1942 he and  Chief Albert Luthuli  co-founded the Natal Bantu Cane Growers' Association. By so doing families could …

… books, AmaXhosa life and customs and South-Eastern Bantu. Allan Kirkland Soga (1861-1938) studied Law and …

… the "hostility clause" of the 1927 Native Administration Act.In1931 the Communist Party was in steady decline due to …

… organising the Pietermaritzburg Reserves under the Militia Act. In 1902 he was appointed as a judge for the Natal … organized the Pietermaritzburg Reserves under the Militia Act. William also performed duties as acting chief justice …

… was restricted to Pretoria under the Internal Security Act . Mkhatshwa was detained from August to December 1976, … East, Pretoria home. He was detained under the same act from October 1977 to March 1978.  In September 1978, he …

… textbooks taught children that the Cattle Killing was an act of pure folly, dreamt up out of local superstition and … home in Noupoort during school holidays. The Group Areas Act of 1950 had been encroaching on the lives of non-White … presiding over funerals upon his father’s instruction. By 1953, he had passed his primary education with flying colours …