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… activities. Convicted under the Ciskeian Internal Security Act , he was subsequently sentenced to 11 years imprisonment …

… involved in the struggle and his first anti-apartheid act was a protest in 1965 at Rhodes University , in …

… Beer. They were charged under the Suppression of Communism Act  for the campaigns they had run (such as the 1974 …

… Apr, 1986. Published photographs in the book “Organize and Act ” by Astrid Kotze. The book outlined the development of …

… up to the time of his arrest in 1983 under the Terrorism Act he worked at the Community Care Centre and Edendale Lay …

… he was arrested by the Special Branch under the Terrorism Act on suspicion of being a trained saboteur and of plotting …

… the first to be banned under the Suppression of Communism Act which he defied and for which he was arrested. Harmel was …

… those which famously occurred under the Group Areas Act (and heavily influence urban landscapes today), it is … pegged it down and that’s final.” – The Deputy Minister of Bantu Administration and Development, 1975. [viii] While the … before the eventual removal of its Black residents from 1953 onward. In 1931, the Cape Province Municipal Association …

… became actively involved in the nationwide boycott of the Bantu Education. Nontsikelelo Albertina was absolutely against Bantu Education and she threw herself into both FEDSAW and … short due to the introduction of the new Internal Security Act of 1982 , which meant that her banning order ended …

… the financial responsibility of Black education. In 1953 government passed the  Bantu Education Act  that transferred Black education to the Department of …

… literary activity still centred at newspapers, such as Bantu World. R R R Dhlomo's Plaatje's Mhudi was finally … picture of what it was like to live under apartheid. 1953 Peter Abrahams: Return to Goli (1953), was published. … Passing of the 1963 publication and entertainment act. Formation of group and magazine Sestiger . 1964 Wilbur …

… Africa was divided. In 1913 the government passed the Land Act. This Act decided how the land in South Africa was going to be … of protected labour remained in place, strengthened by the Bantu Education Policy. The system of migrant labour …

… them ineligible for support under the Unemployment Benefit Act (No. 25 of 1937). Operating machinery in the industry … local strike against the separate Representation of Voters Act No. 46 of 1951 which removed Coloured people from the … was very close related”. When Alexander was banned in 1953, Abrahams became more active in the union as her …

… 1976 in terms of section 22 of the General Law Amendment Act No 62 of 1966.He was detained in connection with an …

… on 11th November 1968 under section 6(1) of the Terrorism Act and on 21 January 1969 was taken from the Silverton …

… 1964 Mngadi was banned under the Suppression of Communism Act. He was confined to the district of Ladysmith for five …

… Madondo was detained under Section 6 of the Terrorism Act , and was released seven weeks later in September 1979. …

… Town city centre to Langa Township under the Group Areas Act where she joined the African National Congress   (ANC) …

… parliament which was eventually passed as the Natives Land Act in 1913. He continued to serve as a minister in the Union …

… banned in 1973 under the Suppression of Communism Act by the apartheid government. In May 1976, Ensor and her …

… were detained under Section 29 of the Internal Security Act , which allowed for incommunicado detention without the …

… offered by the city. Colonial authorities soon began to act against the settlements by legally entrenching the … the separation of citizens into so-called ‘White’, ‘Bantu/African’, ‘Coloured’ and ‘Asian’ suburbs, as a result … removals, most notably in Cato Manor ( read more ). In 1953, the South African Government introduced homelands or …

… clan. He was a strong proponent of the Apartheid regime’s Bantu Authorities Act (1951).For his support of the Apartheid government, … and sixty-four ex-officio chiefs who in terms of the Bantu Authorities Act of 1951 were employees of the South …

… up a devout Christian – The Hani family is Roman Catholic) 1953-1954 Campaign against Bantu Education ; some of Hani’s school teachers are active … Sibeko, are charged under the Suppression of Communism Act for furthering the aims of a banned organization. They …

… organisations and people in the campaign.   On 18 May 1953 the superintendent informed the Advisory Board of the … were forbidden by the location superintendent from July 1953.   In Cape Town, SOYA attracted a number of young people … being banned under the Suppression of Communism Act (1950). Then, in December 1958, SOYA and the New Era …

… 19 June 1913 the Union government passed the Natives’ Land Act that prohibited black people from owning or renting land … Trust and Land Act, or Native Trust and Land Act, the Bantu Trust and Land Act and the Representation of Natives … the South African Native Trust, which became the Bantu Trust and later the Development Trust. The function of …

… Viljoen is born in Cape Town. 1920 The Native Affairs Act The ANC supports the militant strike by African … in Johannesburg. Start of publication of Umteteli wa Bantu, African newspaper linked to the Chamber or Mines. 1 … Moosa is born in the Strand, Cape Town. 1923 The European-Bantu conference encouraged the ANC to withdraw from direct …