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… Bill . 12 May, The Immorality Amendment Act No 21 of 1950 is passed. 14 May, The African National Congress … a resolution accepted by all represented organisations. 21 May, The African National Congress (ANC) National … of the Garment Workers` Union (GWU), E.S. ("Solly") Sachs. 21 January, A letter co-signed by Dr J.S. Moroka and Walter …

… collaborations, exile & Miriam Makeba,” BizNews.com , Aug. 21, 2015. ↵ [8] Jonathan Bernstein, “Roots, episode 1, …

… in both Zulu Codes which stated that women over the age of 21 were considered legal majorities. However, Section 27(3) … Age of Majority Act. This Act states that upon reaching 21 or entering into a civil or customary marriage, a woman …

… and denied bail. The hearing was adjourned until 21 December. On 13 December the other three decided to leave … and charged with treason together with the other six. On 21 December they all appeared in a packed court. Outside, UDF …

… to the immune system for AIDS to develop. Statistics: On 21 November 2007, a new UN report said more than …

… only released in 1969. In the aftermath of the events of 21 March, mass funerals were held for the victims. On 24 …

… decided on whippings for defendants under the age of 21, and allegations of assault and ill-treatment in prison …

… Kajee—Pather group and took over the reins of the NIC on 21 October 1945. The Indian Government’s response ↵ The … received a copy of the Draft Housing (Emergency) Bill on 21 May 1945 which proposed to empower Government to frame … grouping boycotts the NIC AGM. At a mass meeting, on 21 October 1945, nominees of the ASC are elected to office …

… in one such food raid in Diagonal Street. 1942 February 21, Gandhi was serving a jail term and had embarked on a … at the Red Square rejected the Agreement. May 20 - 21, A mass anti-pass conference attended by 540 delegates … defeated in the elections the Kajee Group resigns. October 21, At an Annual General Meeting attended by 7,000, members …

… on and was no longer a threat to the British colony. [21] In the early 1900s the Natal administrator, James Stuart, … P. “In Search of History: Grade 10 Learner’s Book”. [21] Ibid. [22] Testimony from the James Stuart Archive. …

… NIC would become defunct until its resuscitation in 1920. 21 October, Transvaal women satyagrahis begin defiance … all South Africans without distinction of colour or class. 21 December, 2,800 African miners strike at the Van Rhyn Deep … breach of contract, under the Masters and Servants Act. 21 May, In a letter to the Indian Opinion, the Cape British …

… on behalf of the anti-apartheid movements. On March 21, 1960, five thousand South Africans protested the pass … [Accessed 25 October 2016]. 2011. “Sharpeville Massacre, 21 March 1960” from South Africa History Online. [ONLINE] … ↵ [ii] “Sharpeville Massacre, 21 March 1960,” South African History Online, 30 March 2011, …

… (now Gauteng), where they open a small shop.  1929 21 August, Ahmed Mohamed "Kathy" Kathrada is born to Mohamed … he can receive two visitors at a time, twice a month. 1982 21 October, The Prison authorities moved Kathrada from Robben … 2008 30 August, Amhed Kathrada Foundation is launched 2009 21 August, Kathrada celebrates his 80th birthday. …

… leader of the ANC, freed after twenty-seven years in jail. 21 February, The Star newspaper reported that Defence … The Group was scheduled to complete its work before 21 May. In addition, temporary immunity from prosecution … of National Unity and Reconciliation Act No 34 of 1995. 21 May, The Government's Custom and Excise office announced …

… outcome. As the proceedings were underway the police on 21 September 1946 simultaneously raided the CPSA’s offices, …

… sustained protest campaign against pass laws, starting on 21 March. 21 March , At Sharpeville the police open fire on an unarmed … Act commences. The Act, which applied retrospectively to 21 March 1960, indemnifies the government, its officers and …

… their mutual benefit rather than greater diversification. [21] Mining, steel production and industrialisation were … that over 90% of electricity was generated from coal and 21,6% of this was contained in the coal and gold mining … Eskom, pp.11-13. [20] Jaglin and Dubresson, Eskom, p.12. [21] Fine and Rustomjee, The Political Economy of South …

… translation of the Koran wherever he went thereafter. [21] Perhaps Johnny used alcohol and drugs as an escape from … During Late Aapartheid,” (South African Music Studies). ↵ [21] Rasmussen, Mbizo, 20. ↵ [22] Ibid., 22. ↵ [23] Muller, … ↵ [25] Jordan, Email Interview. ↵ [26] Rasmussen, 21. ↵ [27] Eric Akrofi, Maria Smit and Stig-Magnus Thorsén, …

… measures. The government announced a State of Emergency on 21 July 1985, affecting 36 magisterial districts, mostly in … of Action on the anniversary of the Sharpeville Massacre, 21 March. Media Crackdowns Throughout the 1980s, the media … Africa (CODESA) would be held near Johannesburg on 20 and 21 December 1991, to discuss constitutional principles, …

… the Washington Ballet. The Dance Umbrella ran until March 21 and included five Main programmes, a new programme of …

… with parliamentary support from the Unionist Party. 21 December, Two-thousand eight-hundred African miners strike … and working as a language assistant at London University. 21 February, More than 600 men of the South African Native …

… events that preceded the date on which it occurred. On 21 March 1960 the PAC had called on people to leave their … was held in Langa. In the aftermath of the events of 21 March, there was a mass strike in the Peninsula for the …

… and 470 million Christians on the continent by 2010. [21] Although the majority of the Africans are now Muslim or … & D. Nurse: African Languages: An Introduction, p. 1. ↵ [21] Tolerance and Tension: Islam and Christianity in …

… Buchi Emecheta was born in the Nigerian city of Lagos on 21 July in 1944. She began to work as a Librarian following … and representations of women. By the time she was 21 Chimamanda had already published a collection of poems …

… As a result Samuel Makgatho assumes office as president. 21 February, More than 600 men of the South African Native …

… CAHAC drew its support from coloured civic organisations. 21 civic organisation affiliated to CAHC were coloured areas. …

… unbanned many people, including Nelson Mandela. On 20 and 21 December the first session of CODESA (Convention for a …

… for a Democratic South Africa (CODESA I) began on December 21 1991, at the World Trade Centre in Johannesburg. White …

… its goals. When independence was finally achieved on 21 March 1990, some of the PLAN members were integrated into …