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… or political meetings under the Suppression of Communism Act.In 1962, he helped set up the South African Non-Racial …

… of Klipfontein charged with illegal squatting under the Bantu Trust and Land Act. …

… March 1975, discussing: Aid Centre, Pass Laws, Urban Areas Act, Bantu Affairs, forced removals, homelessness. …

… a magisterial inquiry in terms of the Criminal Procedure Act. Heard refused to testify, submitting that the ethics of …

… , Marks was banned under the Suppression of Communism Act . He nevertheless took part in the Defiance Campaign and …

… year he was also banned under the Suppression of Communism Act . When activities of the ARM were exposed, Vigne evaded …

… apartheid legislation, in particular the Mixed Marriages Act , made life increasingly difficult for the couple, and in …

… May 1980 to 10 August 1980 under the General Law Amendment Act .   Murthie was involved with the Parents of Detainees …

… unit were captured and charged under the 1967 Terrorism Act in a trail that became as the “Great Pretoria Six”. His …

… issuing banning orders under the Suppression of Communism Act to its leaders despite their strongly anti-Communist …

… friends were detained under  section 29 of the Terrorism Act and kept in solitary confinement for a period of six …

… this. In 1950, the NP government passed the Group Areas Act, which designated specific areas for particular race … to that of Central government vision and strategy. In 1953 the NP government created the Native Resettlement Board … This was the mood that gripped Sophiatown between 1953 (when the NRB first activated its resettlement scheme) …

… discussing: Minutes of previous conference, S.A.B.C., Bantu Education Act, regional reports, finances, membership drive, …

… he occupied the chair. This was considered an act of courage, and he occupied this position when the … find many expressions in his career, and it was his last act as a doctor working in South Africa. That same day a …

… was banned for five years under the Internal Security Act , after the news of Biko’s murder in police custody was …

… is the Communist Party? Lesson 4: What will be Done in the Bantu Republic?", Umsebenzi, 17 March 1934 In our last lesson we spoke of the Bantu or Native Republic of South Africa, for which the … be able to have as much land as they can use. The Land Act of 1913, which does not allow Bantu to own land except in …

… Conference on 14 March 1978 discussing increased rentals, Bantu Affairs Administration Act, lack of housing, qualifications for housing, separation …

… Cape. According to the terms of the Native Laws Amendment Act, women with Section 10(1)(a), (b), or (c) status were not … Africans were preparing for the inevitable. On January 4, 1953, hundreds of African men and women assembled in the … the impending application of the Native Laws Amendment Act. Delivering a fiery speech to the crowd Dora Tamana, a …

… segregation, political education, multi-racial society, Bantu Education Act, Race Relations, Pass Laws, representative councils, …

… Non-White had ever lodged an objection to the Immorality Act. I have listened attentively to the attitude of the hon. … actual carnal intercourse between a White person and a Bantu - only between a White person and a Bantu - constituted an offence, and it applied to actual …

… Intervention from Above: The 1913 Native Land Act "Awaking on Friday morning, June 20, 1913, the South … Land Acts (1913 & 1936). The forerunner to the 1913 Land Act was the Glen Grey Act, introduced in 1894 to do away with … the rejection of the homeland system and the boycotts of Bantu education. After the demise of the ICU in the late …

… (PACOFS) Performing Arts Council of the Transvaal (PACT) Bantu Dramatic Society The Baxter The Company  Federation of … South Art Initiative (ASAI) The Arts and Council Trust (ACT) Arts and Cultural Development Network (ACDN) Association …

… ANC ‘Programme of Economic Advancement’ announced in mid-1953 displayed a new sensitivity to the preoccupations of the … day. At the Cape provincial congress of the ANC in August 1953 Prof. ZK Matthews proposed the summoning of a ‘national …

… Africa was occupied by Khoisan people in the west and Bantu speaking people in the east. 1652 Jan van Riebeeck … 1912 African National Congress was formed. 1913 The Lands Act prohibited Africans from owning land outside the … cases were brought for contraventions of the pass laws. 1953 So called “Petty Apartheid” ordered racial apartheid in …

… racial segregation and the promulgation of the Promotion Bantu Self-Government Act,46 of 1959, the South African government granted …

… for coloured people forcibly removed under the Group Areas Act, Mitchells Plain became home to over 300,000 residents by … continued distributing bread in her honor, viewing this act as symbolic of the life-giving work she performed in the …

… On 26 March 1953, close to 100 people were killed and scores of others … had enough of the home-guards and it was time for them to act. “We ran out of patience and decided to confront them”. …

… Eastern Cape which proved successful.    On 20 March 1953 the first foal was born. This success has continued … is being introduced to many of its former ranges and this act shows promise. …