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… During the 19th century, the Abolition of Slavery Act ‘officially’ ended slavery in 1834. Cartographer:  A … another country or civilization. Colonization:  The act of taking control of an area or a country that is not … another, and often more powerful, country. Conquest:  The act of taking control of a country, city, etc. by force. …

… Horwood in Senate, 4 June 1971, suggesting that university authorities should act strongly to stop the activities of the National Union of …

… at the United Nations, but is intercepted by South African authorities and deported from South Africa to Namibia. 1959 … leaders are tried under the auspices of the 1967 Terrorism Act for and sentenced to varying terms on Robben Island. …

… were made to the 1979 Industrial Conciliation Amendment Act, but by 1983 the following major changes had been made: … that the Churches bring no objection in principle if the authorities judge that circumstances justify reconsideration … town of Cuito Cuanavale in Angola. 1988 6 January, General Bantu Holomisa, who ousted Stella Sigcau in a coup appoints …

… (‘language used by Europeans to servant “boys”’), Basic Bantu, Mine Kafir, Kitchen Kafir, Kitchen Zulu, [and] Isikula … 1966); and Phrasebook, Grammar and Dictionary (Bold, 1951-1974). [90] The vocabulary of Fanakalo is mixed. [91] … “FANAKALO,” 29. ↵ [31] D.T. Cole, “Fanagalo and the Bantu Languages in South Africa,” African Studies 12 (1953): …

… chiefly lineages. Tribes were defined, tribal and regional authorities were created, and some of the chiefs were … was accountable to their subjects. The South African Act of 1909 controlled ‘native affairs’ under the … on how the relations between traditional leaders and authorities of government should be governed: 5. (1) The …

… dynamite, the immigration of women, the Possession of Arms Act, and the railway system, which had been extensively … been stabilized , and that to leave would be ‘almost an act of cowardice’. He prevailed on Milner to agree to a …

… years under section nine of the Suppression of Communism Act No.44 of 1950 . This created a logistical nightmare for …

… Rebellion was the sustained pressure put by colonial authorities on traditional societies to force indigenous … form part of the laws of the eventual Union. South Africa Act 1909 and the denial of franchise to Black South Africans The South Africa Act of 1909 could be considered as an empowering of the …

… Wessel Johannes (Hansie) Cronje was brought about by an act or omission prima facie amounting to an offence on the …

… and he was introduced to certain chiefs and members of Bantu Tribal Authorities in the Transkei including Pondoland, which he … of the ban and the repeal of the Unlawful Organisations Act. REPUBLICAN REFERENDUM Before the end of the emergency …

… realised that they had falsely accused him of theft. The authorities continued to haunt him. After being pulled off …

… the Inter War Years the regulations of the 1902 Location Act were expanded to create a more formal structure for … Ndabeni location, near Maitland , in the late 1920s, the authorities established Langa location outside Cape Town . … Women’s Christian Association (uManyano wabafazi) of the Bantu Presbyterian Church was formed.  The uManyano wabafazi …

… were fined R400 for contravening the Mines and Works Act. Despite this explosion, the authorities continued to give the mine high ratings for …

… between the Coloured and Black communities. On 23 May 1951 Sindiso’s mother passed away. His father would, however, … 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 …

… Coloured and Indian people completely marginalised. The authorities imposed harsh taxes and reduced wages, while the … nationalist organisations sprang up.  However, when the Act of Union of 1910 brought together the previously separate … legislation included the Franchise and Ballot Act (1892), which limited the black vote by finance and …

… adopted the Implementation of the Geneva Conventions Act, which gives domestic force to the 1949 Geneva Conventions.  The Act criminalises a number of offenses under the category of war crimes; and obligates authorities to prosecute those suspected of war crime …

… must result not only in the engulfing of the ethos of the Bantu race in a black proletariat”¦but also, and inevitably, … kept in being by the new NP government, and reported in 1951. "A strong body of responsible opinion," it stated - … pass laws, price and fare rises, Bantu education, "Ban­tu Authorities", "cattle-culling", police repression, and all …

… rights at the expense of black people. 1920 The Housing Act is passed. This Act made funds available for the … Carter, 1989: 311) 11 June, Meshach Pelem president of the Bantu Union gives his testimony before the Select Committee … search of financial assistance. 24 May, Frustrated White authorities finally resort to the use of force after the …

… in the Asiatic Land Tenure and Indian Representation Act of 1946 (the 'Ghetto Act ') - militants in the Transvaal and Natal Indian … taken to court and sentenced to six mnonths in prison. The authorities charged him and his wife again in 1965. He …

… stakeholders. 22 March, The Land Reform (Labour Tenants) Act 2 (LTA) is passed. The Act aims to provide “for security of tenure of labour tenants … land from the state to communities under traditional authorities, named “administration committees”. 17 June, …

… Johannesburg is destroyed because of the disease, by the authorities. November-December, Foundation of the Phoenix … as a "crime against humanity", and christens it "The Black Act". September 11, More than 3000 Indians gather at Empire … fired into the crowd. October, After five months' refusal, authorities allow M.K. Gandhi to visit the scene of April …

… and he had to apply for its return. This was refused. The authorities issued him an exit permit which made it illegal …

… to political movements was dangerous and university authorities became hostile to student political groups. 22 … not being suspended to appease the unfounded protests of Bantu agitators, but because the jails can no longer … 1960 – The government passes the Unlawful Organisations Act which will allow the minister to ban any organisation …

… (ANC), Oliver Reginald Tambo praised Jabane’s heroic act and called him “The Lion of Tshiawelo”. Like all freedom …

… were arrested on the same day, all under the new Sabotage Act. They were kept in solitary confinement for two weeks. …

… after his arrival, he was arrested under the Terrorism Act . He was interrogated and tortured by the Security …

… elect their country’s representatives. Enfranchisement The act of giving a person the right to vote in an election.  …

… in their Bizana district into open struggle against the authorities and their henchmen. But its series of huge … to carry out government policies through the channel of Bantu Authorities. The Pondos then found that news of their …