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… sexual relations between Whites and Coloured persons. The Townships Amendment Act, Act No. 34 of 1908 (Transvaal) proclaims that Coloured persons are to live in townships only as domestic servants, and not as independent …

… African and Coloured women were usually forced to live in townships, which required a very tiring and expensive commute … in the 1950s and relocated to Soweto, one of the new townships that were formed. She married at a young age, and …

… around Inkatha strongholds, in Natal and in Gauteng townships. It is alleged by the TRC that Buthelezi worked …

… Licensing Ordinance - limited the right of appeal. The Townships Franchise Ordinance - Indians lose municipal … the growing numbers, the government set up semi-urban townships for Black, Indian and Coloured population groups. … first provision for Black ‘self-government' in the urban townships. Assent gained: 30 June 1961; commencement date not …

… of stories about Shebeens (informal bars located in the townships), Shebeens Take A Bow! The portrayal of the new … the pre-colonial Africa) became a common greeting in the townships. [40] Drum went on to cover all the major political … avenues and obtained permits to photograph in the townships (as most international photojournalists did) were …

… located areas and being moved to distantly located townships like Manenberg , Hanover Park and the like. [vi] …

… Act No 45: Provided for black self-government in townships. Repealed by 69 of the Black Communities … arrested for offences related to the resistance in the townships. Within four months of the Soweto revolt 160 … destruction and protest spread to other localities and townships, mainly in the Transvaal, but reaching Natal as …

… forcibly removed blacks to African, Coloured, or Indian "townships" (also known as "locations") on the outskirts of … all non- whites from Sophiatown to other surrounding townships. When the removals scheme was promulgated, …

… protest is marked by uncontrollable fury. Fires rage in townships throughout the country. Residents of Alexandra … There are more reports of arson by youth in the black townships. 21 August, Minister of Police Jimmy Kruger tells a …

… South Africa for two reasons: first, because travel in the townships had become too dangerous and interracial groups …

… action, which was normally spontaneous, that broke out in townships and homelands across the country. Although the UDF …

… apartheid regime and as a ‘popular metaphor for all the townships where trouble brewed’. While Ibrahim continued to …

… harshly with the strikers. The police were deployed in townships, at stations and at bus terminals. The strike …

… communities were relocated from the inner city to the new townships of KwaMashu and Umlazi, and residents suffered … in our spare time? We walk the streets of the black townships searching for culture in fear of our lives. …

… Africans were not allowed to live in the cities. These townships and reserves, built on dirt roads, lacked basic …

… class and urban, while rural people, and people living in townships or informal settlements rarely find the opportunity …

… This act relocated all non-White Africans to segregated townships further away from city centres. Prior to this, most …

… Orange Free State declared that women living in the urban townships would be required to buy new entry permits each … Control over Africans within the reserves and the townships could thus be strengthened. To top it all, a tidy … they lived in extreme poverty. Urban blacks in the townships also lived under appalling conditions and Coloured …

… Your Mama Not To Worry.” Soweto, which means South Western Townships, was the scene of a massacre in 1976. Soweto Blues …

… The only women who could live legally in the townships were the wives and unmarried daughters of the …

… The police violence, which was normally confined to black townships, was exported into the city. There was a particular …

… took place in Sharpeville and in the Western Cape in townships such as Langa. The protest was of a non-violent …

… Law is to be strictly enforced after 1 May 1930, even in townships like Springs which were held to be outside Gold …

… many other African women, she did bric-a-brac jobs in the townships to augment her wages in order to sup­port her …