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… government of South Africa passed Black Administration Act of 1927 . The Act was passed to restrict the powers and … fitted its plan of separate development. In 1951, the Bantu Authorities Act was passed, making traditional leaders … This was reinforced by the passing of the Promotion of Bantu Self-Government Act in 1959 , which provided for the …

… and her family were forcibly removed under the Group Areas Act . She is a graduate of the Peninsula Technikon. Between …

… to three months with hard labour under the Vagrancy Act. They were held in Pietermaritzburg prison. Mrs. Pillay …

… charges of contravening the Intelligence Service Oversight Act for allegedly withholding information from Inspector …

… literature. [3] Under the Suppression of the Communism Act , she was arrested in 1962 for painting slogans opposing … again detained for five months. [6] Finally, in 1967 under Act No. 4 of 1950 she was banned from South Africa for her …

… ten others were detained under Section 6 of the Terrorism Act of 1967 , which made it possible for people suspected of … on 7 July 2020) O’Malley, P. (n.d). 1967. Terrorism Act, [online], Available at: …

… the ANC had in the township The Native Laws Amendment Act of 1952 is passed, destined to provide the NP government … remove Sophiatown residents and resettle them in Soweto. 1953 The NRB conducts a survey of Sophiatown residents in …

… the mid-1960s, she was jailed under the 90-day detention act and spent 71 days in solitary confinement. Her banning …

… by the security police under the infamous Terrorism Act. In January 1975 Myeza was charged with 12 other SASO/BPC …

… which was established as part of the Higher Education Act of South Africa. He left this post in 1999. He is also …

… , Marks was banned under the Suppression of Communism Act . He nevertheless took part in the Defiance Campaign and …

… Town. In 1905 the Cape Parliament passed the School Board Act. The Act provided for compulsory education for white … Riebeeck celebrations and the impending implementation of Bantu Education.  The TLSA urged teachers not allow students … organisation in the 1950s, fearing state repression. In 1953 Neville Alexander  joined the TLSA, and around the same …

… 18 of the promotion of National Unity and Reconciliation Act, no . 34 of 1995. Philip Makwale Nyalunga 1st applicant; …

… long before Apartheid started. The notorious 1913 Land Act , passed three years after South Africa gained its … in order to reduce their political power. The African (Bantu) groups were separated into homelands, or Bantustans , … he referred to as separate development. The Promotion of Bantu Self-Government Act of 1959 created 10 Bantu …

… of taking action against injustice. Due to the Group Areas Act , Govender and her family were forced to move to Durban’s … . During her term (1996-2002), the Child Maintenance Act, Domestic Violence Act, Customary Marriages Act and changes to labour laws which …

… the Apartheid state, the land reclamation programme, the Bantu Authorities system and spontaneous revolts against … and early 1960s. The Pondo people revolted against the Bantu Authorities’ new system as described in the Bantu Authorities Act of 1951, which intended to place certain categories of …

… on 16 November 1976 under section 6(1) of the Terrorism Act.His wife was told that he was being held at the Brakpan …

… out of the ocean.  In recognition of his heroic, selfless act of bravery, the State President, Jacob G Zuma , …

… inner city. The second phase of Nyanga was completed in 1953 and consisted of 350 dual occupancy units housing 700 … enacted the Natives (Black) Urban Areas Consolidation Act of 1945 (as amended in 1952 and 1955) and the Prohibition … law was enacted in 1974 by the South African Minister of Bantu Education and Development, M.C. Botha. Protests erupted …

… rights at the expense of black people. 1920 The Housing Act is passed. This Act made funds available for the … Carter, 1989: 311) 11 June, Meshach Pelem president of the Bantu Union gives his testimony before the Select Committee … is born in Sekhukhuniland. September, The European-Bantu Conference is held under the auspices of the Dutch …

… and means of confronting and challenging the Department of Bantu Education. The students decided to stage a peaceful …

… Essop were banned under the Suppression of Communism Act , which restricted their movement and prevented them from …

… were designated as "native reserves" under the 1913 Land Act, limiting African land ownership to just 7% of South … flowers in blue and pink, represents an extraordinary act of agency and dignity by a man stripped of almost all … his determination to be remembered on his own terms. The act of writing about one's own death while still alive is …

… in the name of God.  The Transvaal Asiatic Registration Act was promulgated in 1907 when the Transvaal obtained … The latter agreed that the Transvaal Asiatic Registration Act would be repealed after the voluntary registration of … African Indians was included in the Union of South Africa Act . In 1913, the Satyagraha campaign was revived , helped …

… Ramphele was charged under the Suppression of Communism Act for being in possession of banned literature. In 1975, … Ramphele was detained under section 10 of the Terrorism Act , one of the first persons to be detained under this …