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… Africa. After the crisis of the early and mid-70s, the government's 'total onslaught' had managed to suppress much … facilitate the continuation of resistance even when the government imprisoned major leaders. The obvious importance … of unity was also acted on. At the same time the government tried to rebuild its support base, especially in …

… and it took a lot longer than today. This meant that the government did not have as much control over the places that … more control over the eastern border. When the British government of the Cape spread their control to the east, they … local Xhosa inhabitants. There were nine wars between the government and the Xhosa, called the frontier (pronounced …

… more expensive to defend and maintain: For example, the government spent too much money on the military, and it was … SADF also went into Angola to aid UNITA against the MPLA government. Cuban troops were sent to support the MPLA. In … and supported Renamo against Somora Machel's Frelimo government. To read more | click here   * There was …

… The UDF National Launch is set up to coincide with the government's introduction of the Tricameral legislation being … for the Black Local Authorities (BLAs) and other local government in the townships. The UDF calls for a boycott of … from the public, declaring opposition to apartheid and the government’s constitutional reforms, and support of the UDF. …

… ( see Anglo-Zulu Wars ). Natal received "Colonial government" in 1893, and the Zulu people were dissatisfied … and unjust laws and unimaginable actions by the Natal Government. It was sparked off by the imposition of the 1905 … all Black South Africans, and in 1953 the South African Government introduced the "homelands" . In the 1960s the …

… spatial segregation.  Resolution (159) 1855 The Transvaal government adopted Resolution 159 on 18 June 1855 which … rights. Occupation Act (No: 8) 1886 The Occupation Act for Government Land Situated in the Zoutpansberg and a Small Area … Republiek (South African Republic). The law allowed the government to acquire land free of charge in the District of …

… contributed to land dispossession as the white colonial government sought to force Africans off their land to become … Republic. The new administration reinforces the colonial government’s claims to the frontier zone in the east and vows … May, A peace settlement is reached between the Batavian government and Khoisan after the parties fought over issues …

… purchasing South African goods until the South African government does away with apartheid. 1963 The United Nations … These African countries united against the apartheid government in South Africa. 1964 The Rivonia Trials takes … where 221 acts of sabotage to conquer the apartheid government were charged against the African National congress …

… analysis which is deeply critical of the system of local government in the Transkei. 1940 January 4, Govan Mbeki … authorities want to hand them to the South Africa Government for leaving the country without the necessary … apartheid. The statement is directed at the Apartheid Government in South Africa concerning the Rivonia Trial. 1966 …

… In an attempt to divide and conquer, the South African government, which ruled the country, claimed that SWAPO was … minerals were part of the motivation for the South African government to bring Namibia under its control. After … under repressive laws put in place by the South African government, which led to resistance from the people. SWAPO …

… Skirmish with SAP:  Witkleigat area. No details 10/03/78  Government buildings:  Bantu Affairs Administration Board, …  B. Mayeza shot dead in Umlazi, Durban ??/12/78  Government buildings:  Soweto Community Council Bomb damages … against rent increases, visit by Piet Koornhof 29/10/80  Government buildings:  West Rand Administration Board. Two …

… (ACDN) was founded in 1991 as an initiative to influence government policy at national and provincial levels. It was … Western Cape arts and culture organisations to influence government policy at the national and provincial levels. … culture task force for the National Party led western Cape Government. ACDN lost momentum and several of its key members …

… The Acts Emergency Banking Act 1933 The Federal government insured people's deposits in banks against losses … dig back into the ground crops already grown. The federal government bought farm animals and then slaughtered then to … of socialism. Soil Conservation Act 1936 The federal government paid subsidies to  farmers   who agreed to leave …

… Parliament and provides advisory services to a number of government entities, also sitting on the boards of private … ‘Delegation and dialogue between ANC and internal non government groups’ 1 March 2012. Url number … topic/delegations-and-dialogue-between-anc-and-internal-non-government-groups. ↵ [ix] South African Government, ‘In …

… Grafted Bill of Rights enjoys pride of place. It divides government into national, provincial, and local spheres. In … governance was adopted, which obliges each sphere of government to co-operate for the greater good of the entire … democracy, and a representative, open, and accountable government is guaranteed. It also obliges the civil service …

… In September and October 1977, the apartheid government stiffened its resolve to end the nationwide … were key sites where the student protests were rife, the government clamped down on political activity, seriously … This feature examines the impact of the apartheid government’s backlash on students’ revolt and the impact of …

… of the racist politics of South Africa and attempts by the government to reproduce these racist politics in schools. … carried out by churches, which were partially funded by government. In a township like  Soweto , the unavailability … of African youth. Increasing school riots forced the government to appoint two commissions of inquiry, the first …

… prohibited from importing new slaves. The settlers and government turned to the indigenous Khoikhoi people to fill … to work for European landowners to survive.The colonial government turned a blind eye to the widespread mistreatment … Bloemfontein, the capital of the Orange Free State. Local government aimed to control them by forcing them to carry …

… the removals. By 1955, when the removals began, the Government’s creation of new administrative bodies (such as … regime (1948-94) (Goodhew, xv-xvi). The South African government passed some 100 laws between 1919 and the 1970s in … Whites. This was not an act of mercy on the part of the Government; it was an attempt to prevent what would have …

… the influx control system was abolished by Botha. But the government was at the same time taking steps to stem the tide … Crossroads informal settlement was constantly growing, and government planned to forcibly remove the settlers. The government introduced what became known as the Koornhof …

… Following the Soweto uprising of 1976, the South African government placed increased importance on controlling … uprising and its brutal repression, the South African government strictly enforced censorship laws. While … where censors would not think to go and by avoiding government black lists because of the seemingly politically …

… massacre on 21 March 1960 . Soon thereafter the apartheid government banned the African National Congress (ANC) and the … structures and networks. In response, the apartheid government adopted extremely repressive legislation, creating … succeeded in neutralising any serious threat to the government, it only helped to strengthen underground …

… in its attacks on institutions that represented the Government’s power. This display of military capacity enabled … plants, on the night of 31 May 1980 to coincide with the government’s Republic Day celebrations. The attacks resulted … authorities also began to lean heavily on the Botswana government to curb guerrilla incursions. Since Botswana was …

… history are a depiction of the conflict between the Government and the Black/ African population of the country, … population against pass laws that were implemented by the government; the June 1976 student uprisings were against the … 17h00 on 21 March 1960. This was in direct defiance of the government's country-wide ban on public meetings and …

… he qualifies as a primary school teacher. 1911 After the government begins to make distinction between the … of their son, Alfred Mtutuzeli. 1935 In his statement to a government committee on African education, Xuma accuses the government of ignoring its responsibilities to the Black …

… a civil rights leader, leading many against the Apartheid government. Apartheid was a system of racial inequality which … in 1948 by the NP (National Party) which was an all-white government. It was a harsh system that gave little … and later on they used more violent tactics. The apartheid government then labeled Mandela and the other civil rights …

… complaints lodged in Madras and in Calcutta reached the Government of India.  As a result the Coolie Commission was … appointed by one Colonel Milles, an Administrator of the Government. Their report of 67 pages, the first ever … had it not been for the insistence of the Indian Government. The Coolie Commission Report exposed the poor …

… of moderate methods – such as petitions and deputations to government – in favour of mass action. Leadership changes in … a more aggressive stance towards an increasingly racist government. In elections held in 1948, the National Party … with the British Commonwealth and urge the South African government to give full recognition to the Africans …

… in South Africa. It seeks to work with the South African government, which is currently led by the African National … banner in which chiefs could work effectively with the government to get rid of the apartheid regime and to help … Africa that was unified under the banner of an ANC led government. Thus, it made sense for them to throw their …

… Cape Colony: An official newspaper press is established. A Government Gazette is issued. The establishment of an … anyone who attempts to publish. In July 1800 the Cape government orders the publication of a weekly newspaper … He is also instructed to establish a new system of government for the Cape. Lieutenant-General J Janssens is …