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… Square, Johannesburg, under section 6 of the Terrorism Act. In 1980 Mufamadi worked as a private teacher at Lamula …

… Front (UDF) . His arrest under the Illegal Gatherings Act caused some consternation in the South African Defence …

… without trial under section 6 of the notorious Terrorism Act and spent 11 months in detention. Police alleged that she …

… against the Asiatic Land Tenure and Indian Representation Act that laid the seed for the 1952 Defiance Campaign, the …

… was banned in April 1960 under the Unlawful Organisations Act. Mabizela did not complete his studies at the institution …

… house, initially under Section 50 of the Internal Security Act, and taken to  John Vorster Square and then to the …

… and Vryheid, and explained the implications of the Asiatic Act of 1927 to them. He visited the various coalmines in the …

… hostility can also be attributed to legislation (Act no. 9 of 1870) of the Transvaal Republic that not only …

… stimulus for concerted resistance by passing the “ Ghetto Act ”, and the Indian people had struck for freedom.” …

… Africa (ICU). 1924 Introduction of Industrial Conciliation Act. 1941 Formation of the Council of Non-European Trade … join South African Congress of Trade Unions (SACTU) . 1953 Introduction of the Native Labour (Settlement of … encourages them to go to municipal Beer-Halls to drink “Bantu Beer” provided there. The militant women of Natal call …

… in Soweto and detained under the General Law Amendment Act of 1963. They were subsequently charged with terrorism …

… along with Dr Naicker , vigorously opposed the Ghetto Act which banned land transfers between Indians and … were charged with sedition under the Riotous Assemblies Act and War Measure 145. The latter piece of legislation … enactment of the Native Labour Disputes Settlement Act of 1953. Its application followed repeated attempts by the …

… Transvaal that was established due to the Group Areas Act . He attended the Central Indian School, which was … detained on 21 November 1981, under the Internal Security Act , and subjected to beatings and torture. He was brought …

… Lovedale Press, "The Lovedale Press: Literature for the Bantu Revisited," History in Africa, 6 (1979): 155-175) and … Satires, Book i, Satire 9. The Representation of Natives Act of 1936 established an advisory body, the Natives … member and secretary of the Orlando Advisory Board and, in 1953, he became president of the South African Advisory …

… a law restricting Indian land ownership ( see pegging act and Asiatic Land Tenure and Indian Representation Act ). Indian’s referred to this act as the ‘Ghetto Act’ and … and the South African Congress of Democrats (SACOD) in 1953 was completed early in 1956. The SAIC had members among …

… to protest against the imposition of the Natives Land Act. 1914 Dube publishes The Zulus' Appeal for Light in … funds for development. 1935 Dube founds the Natal Bantu Teachers' Association, today known as the Natal African … Dube becomes a member of the All African Convention . Bantu Press buys a 50% share of ILanga laseNatal and Dube’s …

… and developing institutions of higher learning (Padmore, 1953). The 5-year plan required significant financing and … Padmore, George (1953), “The Gold Coast Revolution”, Dennis Dobson; 1st …

… of the Schlesinger organisation. His first job in January 1953, after finishing his Ph.D. was as a chemist for African …

… adrift and accomplished it. The Volksraad decided to act on Botha's recommendations that the Uitlanders should be … convinced his cabinet ministers that it would be 'a great act of faith' to make amends and retain Afrikaner … towards the British, especially after the Education Act of 1907 made English, but not Dutch, a compulsory …

… detained under section 22 of the General Law Amendment Act No 62 of 1966 on 2 September 1976. He was reported to …

… in grade 9. She was arrested under the Internal Security Act , when she led a United Democratic Front (UDF) march in …

… them in line with Section 5 of the Military Veterans Act 18 0f 2011. …

… and aspirations. Well might some cynic say that the Act of Union was a triumph of the spirit of disunity and … of "separate development" by the sweet-tongued Minister of Bantu Administration and Development, Dr. De Wet Nel. Nothing … on grounds of colour, race or creed. Later, about 1953, co-operation came to include white groups who shared …

… politics. The passing of the Suppression of Communism Act by the government in 1950 enabled the state to increase … trade unions the right to join political organisations. In 1953 the government announced the Native Labour (Settlement of Disputes) Act in an attempt to control trade unions. This ACT was …

… Copy of the Regulations in Terms of the Public Safety Act 1953. Black and white artwork of soldiers carrying machine …

… city' were enacted, namely the Population Registration Act and the Group Areas Act . The first provided for the compulsory classification of … towns through the passing of the Separate Amenities Act in 1953. The Act enforced segregation of all public facilities, …

… of laws were consolidated in the Native Administration Act of 1927, the title of which was later amended to the … that enforced systems of racial segregation. Under the Bantu Authorities Act of 1951 , the government established an … legislation, in particular including the Promotion of Bantu Self-Government Act of 1959, which provided for the …

… 1974 he was detained under Section 6 of the Terrorism Act after SASO had marked the independence of Mozambique by …