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… he occupied the chair. This was considered an act of courage, and he occupied this position when the … find many expressions in his career, and it was his last act as a doctor working in South Africa. That same day a …

… politely to their arguments, but at the end of the day the Act of Union was passed, with the 'colour bar clauses' … Rubusana was involved in every aspect of the Anti-Land Act Campaign which was an attack on the Native Land Bill of …

… the possibilities of the playfulness in the creative act and the ostensible freedoms of an artistic life within …

… husband were detained under Section 6 of the  Terrorism Act . She remained in prison for six months without a single …

… created by the oppressive  Suppression of Communism Act . Hirson's participation in politics grew. With other …

… out for breaking the provisions of the Group Areas Act . Eventually all venues in the city were closed to …

… as a member of the CPSA under the Suppression of Communism Act. Docrat was, also one of the many Natal organisers of …

… People banned under Apartheid Name Act/Section/Issued up to: (delivery date) Date on which … 1956. Reasons for Deposition furnished by the Minister of Bantu Administration and Development: Convicted of 9 … sentence. He has been continuously under bans since 1953 and was under house arrest from 1963 to 1973. In 1963 …

… him to stop working at the hotel he finds work at the Bantu Men’s Social Centre as the office boy at Pathfinders, … in a correspondence course he saw advertised in the Bantu World . mid 1930s After working at the Pathfinders for … both England and France and received a lot of attention. 1953 Abrahams publishes, Return to Goli , a journalistic …

… would prepare the way for a revolution in which the urban Bantu workers would have to take the lead’. As a result, … NUSAS were banned in terms of the Suppression of Communism Act of 1950, on 27 February 1973.  In 1974, four senior NUSAS …

… when he quitted his teaching post in protest against the Bantu Education Act of 1953 designed to drastically reduce the education standards …

… walk out of the work places demanding wage increases. The Bantu Homelands Citizenship Act strips blacks of their South African Citizenship. Fietas, … No 90: Repealed the Bantu (Black) Education Act No 47 of 1953 and the Bantu Special Education Act No 24 of 1964. IN …

… trial in March 1978 on three charges under the Terrorism Act. According to the court charge sheet, the state alleged …

… Albertina and Walter had their wedding reception at the Bantu Men's Social Centre in Johannesburg where Nelson … arrested on a charge under the Suppression of Communism Act. 2 December, for continuing to organize, Walter Sisulu is … of six months, from attending any meeting in the union. 1953 15 July, Walter Sisulu and P.P.D. Nokwe, a former …

… passed the Asiatic Land Tenure and Indian Representation Act , commonly called the “Ghetto Act.” Building on the 1943 Pegging Act , which had restricted the sale of property to Indians, …

… and Mpumalanga. Archaeological evidence shows that the Bantu-speaking groups that were the ancestors of the Nguni … expected to observe numerous taboos (prohibitions) and to act deferentially to their adult male leaders. Different … 1940s marked more changes for all Black South Africans. In 1953 the South African Government introduced homelands or …

… ordinary limited company in terms of the then Cape Company Act (Act 25 of 1892) with founding capital of £100 000 divided … had made serious representations to government. The act controlling wine and spirits was introduced through the …

… of Durban, designated under the apartheid Group Areas Act for Indians only, to discuss what they should do. They …

… Indian Legislation: The Public Servants Superannuating Act and Teachers Pensions Act. This furthers discrimination … regulations. 1918 Women's anti-pass campaign led by the Bantu Women's League of South Africa, the then women's branch … campaign by women ends in triumph. It was led by the then Bantu Women's League of South Africa - the Women's Branch of …

… Paton , Peter Brown and Henry Selby Msimang . Sometime in 1953, this group developed formed an organisation known as … brought about by the imposition of the Group Areas Act and the destruction of the so-called ‘Black spots’. This … its members were banned under the Suppression of Communism Act was that their members were not communists. This perhaps …

… that South Africa's isolation was far more than an act of malevolence by political malcontents. Through his work … where they planned to stage an illegal protest. In an act of impromptu diplomacy, Bacher personally obtained …

… the first to be removed in this way under the Group Areas Act. He swiftly built homes that ensured some financial …

… Six was declared a White area under the Group Areas Act, forced removals that followed seriously disrupted the …

… months in Port Elizabeth under Section 6 of the Terrorism Act. He was sentenced in October 1973 to five years in prison …

… house arrest and banned under the Suppression of Communism Act . She could no longer teach, nor associate with more than …

… term, he was re-arrested and charged under the Sabotage Act. He was convicted and sentenced to ten years’ …

… of our struggle in this period are the pass laws and Bantu Authorities. The notorious Urban Areas Act Amendment Bill now aggravates the already insecure … of their birth. The Amendment Bill, the pass laws and Bantu Authorities therefore become the central point of our …

… impact on the Coloured population included the Group Areas Act of 1950, the Population Registration Act of 1950 and the Separate Representation of Voters Act of … (SACPO) later Coloured People Congress (CPC) in 1953. SACPO managed to forge a political cooperation with …

… Landscape: the way the scrawny veld of the Bophuthatswana bantu Stan, broken here and there by goats, chickens, and …