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… televisions were black and white, only 30 years later, in 1953 did colour televisions become available. It was only …

… was the average percentage poll of 81,73 the highest until 1953,7 but in 32 constituencies (one-fifth of the total …

… of cancer. She returns to England as Queen Elizabeth II. 1953-55 Mau Mau warriors kill Africans loyal to the British …

… before the eventual removal of its Black residents from 1953 onward. In 1931, the Cape Province Municipal Association …

… Liberal Party that Alan Paton had helped to form after the 1953 election - which propagated a programme of a …

… is arrested for her involvement in the Defiance Campaign. 1953 Bibi Dawood joins the ANC and is sent by the committee …

… sent troops to prop up communist rule in: East Germany (1953) Hungary (1956) Czechoslovakia (1968) Afghanistan … (1933 - 45) Harry Truman (1945 - 53) Dwight Eisenhower (1953 - 61) John F. Kennedy (1961 - 63) Lyndon B. Johnson …

… unrest areas in terms of the Public Safety Act No 3 of 1953. Gazankulu: Immorality and Prohibition of Mixed …

… declares a State of Emergency . The Public Safety Act of 1953 allows for people to be held indefinitely.  Nearly 2 000 …

… Cinema The Naaz Cinema was opened by Ramnikal Goshalia in 1953 when the Victoria Picture Palace’s lease expired. …

… No 90: Repealed the Bantu (Black) Education Act No 47 of 1953 and the Bantu Special Education Act No 24 of 1964. IN … Act, 1956 b)Bantu Labour Relations Regulation Act, 1953 c)Wage Act, 1957 d)Factories, Machinery and Building … Act is passed to replace the Bantu Education Act of 1953. African education is now under the Department of …

… Senaoane, was a cousin of Mrs Mqhweto. It was not until 1953, when the Sophiatown branch was formed, that I found out … I had first met her at an ANCWL Conference at Germiston in 1953, at which confer­ence the Transvaal Women's League had …

… from the parent. The Public Safety Act, No. 3 of 1953 (PSA) enables declaration of a State of Emergency (SOE) …

… World Youth and Student Festival in Bucharest, Romania, in 1953. The duo spent several weeks in the country, and also …

… Security Laws The Criminal Law Amendment Act, No. 8 of 1953 bears many similarities to the Terrorism Act though it …

… WPSA finally ceased activities as an organised entity in 1953 but this is unconfirmed. FIOSA closed its doors in 1948 … repeatedly ignored by the CPSA (or SACP as it became after 1953), in early movements like the NLL and the NEUF, and then …

… Alexandra. 1951 The Bantu Building Workers Act is passed. 1953 The ‘Bantu Services Levy Actss’ and the ‘Bantu Transport …

… 1961. A case in compliance with Section 2 (A) of the Act 8/1953 (Instigation) is made against him. 12 May, The General …

… Ralph Bunche of USA, and Jaime Torres Bodet of Mexico. 1953 30 March, The General Assembly of the United Nations …

… the National Party came to power. [186] Between 1948 and 1953, most Apartheid laws were adopted. [187] During the …

… arrested under the Suppression of Communism Act . 1953 Grand Kalle (Joseph Kabasele), known as the father of …

… colleagues arrested under the Suppression of Communism Act 1953 Grand Kalle (Joseph Kabasele), known as the father of …

… District Natives' Representative in the House of Assembly. 1953 A national conference of the CPSA is called and the name …

… 1952 The Municipal Library in Brook Street is built. 1953 Ramnikal Goshalia opens the Naaz Cinema. 1956 The Shah …

… sentence. He has been continuously under bans since 1953 and was under house arrest from 1963 to 1973. In 1963 …

… 1961. A case in compliance with Section 2 (A) of the Act 8/1953 (Instigation) is made against him. 3 May, All police …