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… Suppression of Communism Act, No. 44 of 1950, according to which the Communist Party …

… African Parliament votes to amend the Internal Security Act No. 74 of 1982. Police will in future need the permission …

… The conference of the ANC rejects the Bantu Authorities Act, which, it is stated, was intended to prevent the …

… premier, rejects the offer of Pres. McKinley of America to act as mediator in the war …

… Under an amendment to the Defence Act the definition of superior officer is changed with the …

… first company to be indicted under the US Anti-Apartheid Act pleads guilty to importing four used jet-aircraft engines …

… Kruger reaffirms his intention to revise the Franchise Act of the ZAR and to make cert …

… The Abolition of the Slave Trade Act is passed by the British Parliament. It outlaws the slave …

… unlawful organisation under the Suppression of Communism Act. It is an autonomous Sout …

… Town had  become an ‘affected area’ under the Group Areas Act.  But it was only when an official came knocking on the … solo) 1961: Galerie Schoninger, Munich, West Germany (SA Graphic Art) 1961: São Paulo Biennial 1963: 5th …

… of Apartheid made a huge impact on my outlook.His  first act of civil disobedience was on 31 May 1971 at the age of 14 … be that no further action was taken against us. His second act of civil disobedience was to refuse to go to the army. … district of Transkei for the next five years. His third act of civil disobedience was in 1983 when he joined the …

… Maria Visser (68), mother of SA singer Worsie Visser, dies in Barkley West, a month after … Maria Visser (68), mother of SA singer Worsie Visser, dies in Barkley West, a month after …

… were affected by the tsunami, the funds raised by the SA Red Cross Society were pledged to the African disaster … Mail & Guardian, (2004), Tsunami survivors slam SA officials , from Mail & Guardian , [online], Available at … The SA department of foreign affairs announces that the bodies of …

… of laws and amendments, especially since the 1913 Land Act, the Government has discouraged "squatting", tenancy, and …

… against anti-African legislation,including the Glen Grey Act of 1894.The lauching in1898 or more calamitously,his support for the 1913 Natives Land Act,Jabavu allied himself with forces clearly inimical to … of Blacks. He was a known supporter of the Native Land Act of 1913, which did not go well within the circles of the …

… on 16th June 1969 under section 6(1) of the Terrorism Act and was held at the Ondagwa police cells in South West …

… The SA rugby team wins the first test against the USA in New York 38-7.   Ray Mordt of SA scores in his second consecutive te …

… on Msane's head, because after that he was nicknamed Isita sa Bantu (enemy of the people). His political role was in …

… of the sport. In 1947, Howa was a founder member of the SA Cricket Board of Control (SACBOC) which worked to promote …

… SA's Zuma 'showered to avoid HIV' (BBC News), 05 April 2006 …

… Lawrence George Green (72), SA author of mainly travel books, dies …

… SA signs Convention on the Conservation of Antarctic Marine …

… Erfdeel farm in Orange Free State becomes SA’s richest gold deposit …

… A book claims that SA’s Nuclear weapons programme has continued since 1993 …

… Sir de Villiers Graaff agrees with SA veto of UN visit …

… The SA rugby team loses 16-21 against Australia in Sydney. …

… Agri South Africa, SA agricultural union, celebrates its 100th birthday. …

… The SA rugby team beats New Zealand 15-11 on Newlands. …

… Jan Spies, SA author and radio and TV personality, is born. …

… SA signs a memorandum of understanding with Great Britain …