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… needed constant feeding. This became Tsafendas’s winning act, which he later used to escape prosecution for stabbing … kill Verwoerd with a knife. Tsafendas considered such an act was necessary because he had the opportunity and because … was therefore a political assassination and not the act of an insane man.” The jurists concluded in their letter …

… government later implemented the Unlawful Organisations Act on 7 April 1960 , and both the ANC and Pan Africanist … both Mary and Joyce were detained under 90 Day Detention Act and were held and experienced atrocious conditions at the … close comrades of Mary ensured that her funeral was an act of defiance against the apartheid regime. Her coffin was …

… reports and papers,  Ngubane’s notable books include Urban Bantu Housing (1960), Body and Mind in Zulu Medicine (1977) …

… Black Sash she also protested against the Promotion of the Bantu Self-Government Bill, which forcibly removed blacks …

… body is yet to be discovered. Kondile left behind his son Bantu,  his mother Charity Kondile and his father Dumile …

… and later convicted under the Suppression of Communism Act for his political activities in the ANC. He served a … years. In March 1976, he was detained under the Terrorism Act following the death in detention of Joseph Mdluli , who … was assassinated and his body was severely mutilated in an act of barbaric brutality.  His murderers used three okapi …

… under the Ordinance (which later became the Asiatic Act) and to go to jail if necessary. Thambi Naidoo seconded … an agreement that led to the amendment of the Asiatic Act (Act No. 20 of 1907). The essence of the compromise was a plan …

… in Johannesburg under section 29 of the Internal Security Act, following police allegations of an ANC/SACP/ Umkhonto we … Initially charged under the Arms and Ammunition Act, additional charges were later added. In October 1990, …

… tried in the first trial under South Africa’s  Terrorism Act  of 21 June 1967. The Terrorism Act was applied retrospectively to convict these political …

… designated as a Coloured township under the Group Areas Act.  The eldest of six children, he was fascinated by …

… charged with violating the Suppression of Communism Act and conspiracy to commit sabotage, Hlapane was used by …

… a "named" communist under the Suppression of Communism Act of 1950 . …

… 1963 and conviction under the Suppression of Communism Act.In 1950s he joined the Liberty Party (LP) and attended …

… was the principal architect of the 1995 Labour Relations Act. In March 1999 Cheadle was involved in establishing the … (1979 with Louise Silver) The New Labour Relations Act(1989 with Edwin Cameron and Clive Thompson) Fundamental …

… to enrol in a three-year teacher’s training program at the Bantu Normal College in Pretoria, Gauteng. Following this he … In 2003, he was bestowed the Arts & Culture Trust (ACT) Lifetime Achievement Award, which he again received in …

… September 1951. pp 348-352. DUGGAN-CRONIN, AM . 1931. The Bantu Tribes of South Africa: The Suto-Chuana Tribes - The … No 37, June 1962. 58-65. HAMMOND-TOOKE, WD . 1974. The Bantu-Speaking Peoples of Southern Africa . London: Routledge … Iets oor die amaNdebele . Lantern, June 1951. 219-221. 1953. So Bou die N'debele Hul Hutte . Lantern, Vol 3, No 2, …

… charged on three counts under the Suppression of Communism Act ””that they belonged to the illegal SACP, that they took … it was the first case since the Suppression of Communism Act was passed in 1950 that anybody had been either charged … had been convicted under one or other provision of the Act in the preceding fifteen years. Now, for the first time, …

… opposition to the Asiatic Registration Law (the Black Act). In March 1907, the Black Act was passed, requiring all Indians - young and old, men … from Natal to the Transvaal in opposition to the Black Act. Many of the protesters were beaten and arrested. In …

… Cape Native Voters’ Convention and Meshach Pelem of the Bantu Union, before the Select Committee on Subject of Native …

… with the provisions of the Union of South Africa Act of 1909 , set the scene for a political system that … for the establishment of Homelands for Blacks. The Bantu Authorities Act of 1951 provided for the establishment … But it was only after the NP was returned to power in 1953 that it introduced some of the most draconian measures …

… Boycott in 1959. Following the passing of the Group Areas Act in 1950 her family fell victim to the Act as they were forcibly removed from Klipfontein Road, …

… banned for five years under the Suppression of Communism Act . Although she remained a member of the ANC, she could …

… Motaung was tried with eleven others under the Terrorism Act at the Supreme Court, Pretoria, from 10 May 1977 to 7 …

… Wenning Gallery, Johannesburg, Retrospective Exhibition 1953 - Potchefstroom University for Christian High Education, …

… Whilst studying for his teacher's diploma in Durban in 1953, he strengthened his ties with Luthuli, his mentor, who …

… many UP parliamentary speeches - especially by the 1953 crop of MPs - were prophetic in their dissection of why …

… with Lembede and Jordan Ngubane, assistant editor of the Bantu World, he was mandated by the ANC Youth League to draw …

… been bought in terms of the Development Trust and Land Act of 1936 at a cost of R1,27bn for th …