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… designated for Indians under the notorious Group Areas Act . He attended the local primary school and then attended …

… and sentenced to three months with hard labour for this act of defiance. Asvat was released from prison on 19 January …

… made history when she was nominated in the Best African Act category of the UK’s Music of Black Origin (MOBO) awards. …

… Mohapi for contravening the 1993 Regulation of Gatherings Act by deviating from the march's pre-agreed course and …

… death, and was sentenced to five years under the Terrorism Act for furthering the aims of the  African National Congress …

… was banned in terms of the  Internal Security Act  of 1976, Section 9 (1). After an appeal by the …

… population i.e. as labourers. 1890 The Orange Free State Act 29 is passed. This law "aims to provide against the … a system of electoral colleges, to the Senate. 1952 The Bantu (Abolition of passes and Co-ordination of Documents) … projects, transport and infrastructure for commuters. 1953 The Criminal Law Amendment Act allows harsh action …

… participated in all the campaigns of the period – Against Bantu Education,  Congress of the People , We Stand by Our …

… books, and I have specialized chiefly in history and Bantu life." Although Killie acquired many unique items her …

… of Middle Temple) in London, United Kingdom and, in 1953, became an advocate at the South African Bar. Schwarz's …

… in Krugersdorp in terms of section 6(1) of the Terrorism Act. He was transferred to Pietermarizburg prison on 1 March … committed suicide and that the death was not due to any act or omission by anyone. …

… Preservation Ordinance. He could not submit to a degrading Act like the  Asiatic Act . South Africa was the land of his adoption and he …

… Following an amendment to the 1927 Native Administration Act, which allowed the government to banish people without …

… was declared a ‘Whites Only’ area under the Group Areas Act . The Thomas family was evicted later by the Group Areas Act. Thomas wrote her first poem when her family was evicted … townships of the Cape Flats, Cape Town. Three of the one-act plays won first prize in “The World” newspaper literary …

… of Emergency . Banned under the Suppression of Communism Act . Prohibited from attending gatherings. Forbidden from …

… that acted as precedent for the 1954 Native Resettlement Act. This apartheid law authorised the forced removal of … creation of new administrative bodies (such as the 1953 Natives Resettlement Board) and new laws (such as the … the Separate Representation of Voters Act (1951), the Bantu Authorities Act (1951), and the Natives Abolition of …

… death of Hector Peterson. The Apartheid Government had, in 1953, enacted The Bantu Education Act, which established a Black Education Department in the …

… working class. In the context of the Group Areas Act , it was a ‘coloured’ designated area. This meant that … Cape Town that had been designated ‘white’ areas under the Act. Kriel went to school in Bonteheuwel, starting at Central …

… in Durban under section 29 of the Internal Security Act and held for six weeks. Initially Nyanda was charged under the Arms and Ammunition Act, but later additional charges were added. In October …

… acquitted and then re-detained under the Terrorism Act . This group included a number of high-profile ANC … this, he was detained under Section Six of the Terrorism Act between August and December 1975, finally being charged …

… in half the audience walking out. As a result of this act Kani received in numerous death threats and an … Ntshona) Statements After an Arrest Under the Immorality Act (co-authored with Athol Fugard and Winston Ntshona) My …

… "For me as craftsman, the act of creating art should complement the act of creating shelter for my family or liberating the …

… which allowed him to have an office in the city until the Act was applied even more strictly. This forced him to move … making repeated trips to Robben Island to meet and act for the leadership who were incarcerated there. In the …

… members of the NEUM who were charged under the Terrorism Act .  Pillay also represented her husband Gaby Pillay — now … was detained by the Security Police under the Terrorism Act. This exposed the practice and effects of torture and …

… the Province of Natal under the Suppression of Communism Act under which she was banned for five years and placed …

… in September 1976 under Section 6 of the Terrorism Act . She was held for two month but was released in November …

… he was held in terms of section 6(1) of the Terrorism Act. Mr Malinga was detained in connection with an …

… that the Boers suppressed them. She had expected them to act differently after they had fought for their own freedom. …