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… when he deems it necessary to forcefully disabuse "the Bantu" from any pretensions to graze in the green pastures of … as the preserve of the whites only. His Bantu Education Act and Bantu Authorities Act, his amendments to existing laws such as the …

… lights and safe public transport.  The Domestic Violence Act (DVA) In 1996, in an attempt to address the state of … affairs, the government introduced the Domestic Violence Act (Act 116) , with the objection of providing protection to …

… laws were passed to this effect. The first law was Act 25 of 1891.  Act 25 of 1894 followed by Act 8 of 1896 disenfranchised about 251 Asiatics of the vote. …

… Chakela, was killed in what initially seemed like a random act of violence in the township but investigations later …

… was declared a White area under the 1950 Group Areas Act of the Apartheid government. [iii] History The first … White communities. Before the passing of the Group Areas Act, multiracial spaces such as District Six were not …  of class rather than race.The aim of the Group Areas Act was to racialise space. [vi] At the time of the …

… people) had been relocated as a result of the Group Areas Act . In contrast, a mere 817 white families were resettled, … was detained under Section 29 of the Internal Security Act . 1989 15 April, Sadhan Naidoo, son of MD Naidoo and …

… for violence and high treason. The Population Registration Act aimed at giving everyone a permanent racial … The offices of the left-wing Clarion are also raided. 1951 Franchise Action Council holds its conference in Cape … ,    A protest day with marches is announced for 20 March 1951. The Food and Canning Workers Union and the Cape Town …

… in 1953 in the wake of the Criminal Laws Amendment Act, and the continued presence on the statute books of the … of discriminatory legislation. Interestingly, in July 1951 about two years before Z.K.’s intervention at Cradock, … for the COP as well as speaking out against the concept of Bantu Education and later in 1955 and 1956 applying my …

… From the beginning of my time as a convicted prisoner the authorities tried to cut me and all of us off from news of … we had nothing to lose by bringing a case against the authorities for access to news. I was studying law and … at my request found an attorney who was prepared to act for us. I knew the likelihood of winning was small, but …

… of Johannesburg at the time. In 1950, the Group Areas Act was passed and sections of Pageview declared 'White' … forcibly removed. The historical impact of the Group Areas Act exceeded the bulldozing of homes and the resettlement of … the development of an integrated national identity. This Act laid waste to a rich and dynamic cultural heritage, and …

… as ordered by the Transvaal Republic (ZAR) Government. The authorities took action through forced removal, which … but kept prisoner of war until his release by the British authorities in 1900 during Anglo-Boer War 2. The chief …

… over other forced removal activities under the Group Areas Act . It is difficult to assess what he really thought of …

… as an unskilled worker. During the second period, from the Act of Union to the great world war, the non-European of the … than justified in the light of the conduct of the Union authorities in their dealing with South-West Africa, which … as applicable only to the fortunate whites. But unless the authorities open their eyes, they will ere long have a …

… this inquest centres on whether the evidence points to an act or omission on the part of the police, doctors or prison … officials, which led to the death of the deceased, Stephen Bantu Biko. We have had evidence that the rubicon was crossed … Special Branch. There s no word of sorrow or anger by the authorities, not even a suggestion detainees a future won't …

… One of the earliest labour laws is the Master and Servants Act, Act 15 of 1856, of the Cape Province. In the Transvaal, a … there is the question of the enforcement of the laws. The authorities and the police have always acted with promptness, …

… he was welcomed like a king by the people. This made the authorities very nervous and they decided to get rid of him … disciples called Judas Iscariot betrayed him to Roman authorities. Roman soldiers arrested him after Judas told …

… to prison for discipline. He thrice reported to colonial authorities the ill treatment he received from his master but the authorities took no action. Galant also had reported that his …

… role that musical forms played as forms of resistance, the authorities took control of the industry. The 1960s were … controlled radio stations collectively known as Radio Bantu. It is inevitable that artists whose songs were aired on radio stations had to be approved by the authorities. This form of control was maintained until the …

… by the war. Combined with the impact of the 1913 Land Act and the increased demand for cheap labour on farms, black … the application of those provisions of the 1913 Land Act aimed at eliminating what remained of an independent … the driving force behind the legislation of the 1913 Land Act. When the National Party (NP) was formed in 1915, most …

… the Waterfront and Green Point. In the 1700 and 1800s, the authorities used this extensive area as a burial ground for …

… June, The Transvaal Asiatic Land Tenure (Amendment) Act, Act No. 35 of 1932 becomes law. The Transvaal Asiatic Land Tenure Act and its subsequent amendments in 1934, 1935 and 1937 …

… steps taken by one of my predecessors in passing the 1950 Act, 3 and the other steps taken by my predecessors, after … You will remember that when the hon. the Minister of Bantu Ad­ministration and Development 5 last year discussed … taxes, in order to embarrass the Government and the Bantu Authorities system." The advocate then asked him - "From your …

… ‘non-white’ living areas. 1927 The Native Urban Areas Act is passed. 1930 'Africans' are moved out of the south of … people and Tamil people moved in. 1934 The Slums Act is passed. The Feetham Commission is set up. 1939 The Asiatic Land Tenure and Trading Act is passed. This Act states that Indians may only live …

… of the strike were arrested under the Riotous Assemblies Act . However their charges were later withdrawn after the … known to their employers. They wanted the City Council to act as Johannesburg had done. Unfortunately in this … the works committees operating under the guidance of the Bantu Labour Officers. This structure excluded union …

… month to between five and seven years under the Terrorism Act for conspiring to recruit youths for military training so … C-Section as a place of punishment and an attempt by the authorities to coerce new arrivals to “behave” once taken to … was used officially only for segregating those inmates the authorities thought were uncontrollably violent, as well as …

… government was in 1950 with the Suppression of Communism Act. It declared the Communist Party of South Africa to be … was lifted in June 1988 under the military rule of General Bantu Holomisa. The ban had been imposed after the church had … have been banned over the years in attempts by the authorities to head off any threat of protest action, …

… government sanctioned townships created by the group areas act of 1950 (Group Areas Act (South Africa [1950]). This act deterred the domestic … Africa. A key piece of legislation was passed in 1973, the Bantu Labour Relations Amendment Act, which permitted Black …

… During the South African War the British military authorities imported a large number of horses from Argentina. … housing scheme that was built there after the Urban Areas Act of 1923. Africans from Stranger’s Location, Russell Road …

… 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 …

… male security prisoners. Since the Soweto revolt, the authorities have been especially severe in their crackdown on … the physical and spiritual aggression of the racist authorities. Robben Island prisoners have time and again gone … decision of the Appeals Court was that under the Prisons Act prisoners have no rights, but only privileges subject to …