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… Daniel Francois Malherbe, SA novelist, poet and dramatist, is born …

… The first cable connection between SA and Europe is launched …

… A.G. Visser, SA physician and poet, dies in Heidelberg, Transvaal …

… Labour Organisation and UN meet over apartheid in SA …

… to Skotnes. Legae received a scholarship from the US-SA Leadership Development Programme (USSALEP) to travel to …

… The great hall , University of the Witwatersrand, for the SA Institute of International affairs, Johannesburg, South …

… unity: The imperative of National Dialogue 2.0 in SA’s political crisis …

… Afrikaner women march to the union buildings in protest of SA's involvement in WW2 …

… Inside the longest war in SA’s history, by Thula Simpson, 5 March 2016 …

… did not mean the end of all opposition in Pondoland. As an act of revenge the insurgents killed several headmen and … SA Police kills eleven Pondo tribesmen when they revolt …

… small claims court and pioneering the Matrimonial Property Act in 1984. This act had an important effect on the status of married women … rights had to be drawn up. He also walked the Indemnity Act through parliament, ensuring that those who took part in …

… landed February in prison twice under the 90 day detention act .Under the 90 day detention act, a police special unit called the special branch had the … on suspicion that the citizen could be involved in any act against the government. They could then be interrogated …

… In 1961, he was charged under the Suppression of Communism Act for taking part in the activities of the Communist Party … 7 January 1977 in terms of section 6(1) of the Terrorism Act after a series of explosions occurred in a Klipspruit … magistrate found that the death was not due to any act or omission by anyone,and that Mr Malele had died of …

… with deportation under Section 29 of the Urban Areas Act. No reasons were given for the notice except a vague … was done because in terms of the Industrial Conciliation Act, 'pass-bearing natives' could not be registered as … , she was banned under the Suppression of Communism Act and restricted to Roodepoort where she lived until her …

… betrayed and subsequently charged under the 1962 Sabotage Act on 21 October 1963. They were accused of acting in common … was banned, in terms of the Suppression of Communism Act No. 44 of 1950 Sec. 9 (1).   Sedick Isaacs , a fellow …

… Ernest Methuen Mancoba, SA born artist who left for Paris to further his studies in 1938 and never returned to SA, is born in B …

… According to W. Steenkamp in his book SA’s Border War 1966-1989, the final death toll at this date was as follows: 715 SA secur …

… Makhaya Ntini, bowler of the SA cricket team, is found guilty of raping a student and is replaced in the SA World Cup team by A …

… Makhaya Ntini, bowler of the SA cricket team, is found guilty of raping a student and is replaced in the SA World Cup team by A …

… to stem the erosion of Coloured civil rights. In 1906 and 1909 he played leading roles in delegations that …

… an extension to the provisions of the 1964 Tear Gas Act to widen the range of those empowered …

… Representation of Blacks Act No 12, removing Black voters in the Cape from the common …

… of Durban in terms of the Suppression of Communism Act. He has already been im …

… launched to articulate the interests of tribal chiefs and act as an extra-pa …

… independent in terms of the Republic of Venda Constitution Act 9 of 1979. Chief Mphephu is named as the first …

… government well, but warns that South Africa will have to act in self-defence if M …

… The Suppression of Communism Act 44 of 1950 rears its ugly head. The predominantly White …

… Botha: “If you want to negotiate with us, the Group Areas Act must go …

… first national political strike called by the ANC as an act of national mourning and …