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… such as the abolition of Section 16 of the Immorality Act , the Mixed Marriages Act and drastic modification of the Group Areas Act .’ However, the council's constitutional committee spent …

… publicised a draft constitution and a draft South Africa Act for a union. Two provisions particularly caused political … consternation amongst blacks. First of all, the draft Act provided for an all-white parliament. Secondly, the Cape … then, blacks were being disenfranchised even before the act of union was completed. The APO general executive …

… Hendrik van den Bergh though the Public Service Amendment Act (1969). The main aim of BOSS was to monitor national … purpose of BOSS was laid out by the State Security Council Act no. 64 (1972) . Some of the main aims of BOSS included … a foreign espionage capacity. The State Security Council Act no. 64 (1972) consisted of two mandates: firstly, BOSS …

… districts before the period of apartheid. The Glen Gray Act of 1894 saw the establishment of district councils under … of the apartheid government, announced in 1959. Under the Bantu Authorities Act of 1951, the Transkei became, in 1959, … Chief of the Tembu, Sabata Dalindyebo, who opposed the Bantu Authorities system. Matanzima entered the Transkei …

… cane in terms of section 294 of the Criminal Procedure Act of 1977. The Constitutional Court had to decide whether … The case concerned section 18(4)(d) of the Child Care Act of 1983, which required a Children's Court to obtain the … ( read the judgment ) Section 18(4)(f) of the Child Care Act of 1983, which prohibited the adoption of a child born in …

… April, The Government passes the Asiatics Land and Trading Act restricting trading among Indians.  In terms of this Act some areas were exempted from the provisions of the Gold … November, The Mayor of Johannesburg calls a meeting at the Bantu Men's Social Centre to reach an agreement on the Social …

… bought plots in 1838 and the Town was proclaimed in 1953 and named after General Jan Kemp, a former Minister of …

… Afrikaans teenage fiction. He was born in Johannesburg in 1953. He obtained a BA Communications degree from the Rand …

… Nine months after the Lari Massacre of 26 March 1953, twenty-four Kikuyu tribesmen were sentenced to death in … 2011]|Djacademe.wordpress.com (2011). ‘ Scares of Lari -1953 massacre in Kenya’ from DJ Academe [online]. Available …

… schools. The matter was reported to the Minister of Bantu Administration and Development and of Bantu Education, M. C. Botha. Eight days after unrest broke …

… result of this campaign was the establishment of the Bantu Women's League under the leadership of Charlotte Manye Maxeke. The Bantu Women's League was adopted and relaunched by the …

… form part of the laws of the eventual Union. South Africa Act 1909 and the denial of franchise to Black South Africans The South Africa Act of 1909 could be considered as an empowering of the … of South Africa were now finalised. The passing of this act, however, was not made without opposition as the South …

… to the excesses of the Director of the Department of Bantu Administration (DBA) J. H. le Roux and the senior … to apartheid measures in the countryside. The creation of Bantu Authorities structures and the accompanying measures on … up against measures passed under the Bantu Authorities Act of 1951 and later amendments. Fearing that chiefs and …

… October 1923, the Chamber of Mines newspaper Umteteli wa Bantu reported that "all kinds of sports are organized and in … tightened control over black sport by establishing a Bantu Recreational Grounds Association, which pocketed … mine clerks previously involved with the Johannesburg Bantu Football Association and the moribund Witwatersrand & …

… Second World War and its impact 1939 Aliens Registration Act No 26 is passed James Calata tours the union in the hope … Fietas, Johannesburg: The Asiatic Land Tenure and Trading Act is passed. 'Coloured' people start rent boycotts against … what becomes the Asiatic (Transvaal Land and Trading) Act of 1939. June 4, The Transvaal Indian Congress (TIC) …

… in the Asiatic Land Tenure and Indian Representation Act of 1946 (the 'Ghetto Act ') - militants in the Transvaal and Natal Indian … continued to defy apartheid - especially the "Group Areas Act", described as a pillar of apartheid, which enforced …

… The Tsonga are a group of the Bantu-speaking population who live in areas extending from St …

… to form the South African Native National Congress(SANNC). Bantu/Batho (people) a newspaper that serves a mouthpiece for …

… of electricity production. The Transvaal Power Act (1910) effectively put electricity under state authority … recommended greater state intervention and that an act be established to regulate and unify electrical supply. … load-shedding or “consumption reduction” between 1948 and 1953. In response to this, ESCOM increased their power …

… all the land promised them in the Native's Land and Trust Act of 1936 shall have been acquired. On account of this … Section 10 of the Natives (Urban Areas) Consolidation Act of 1945, as substituted by Section 27 of Act 54 of 1952, … the quarterly meetings of African chiefs, the Bantu Authorities (where these exist) and the Advisory Boards …

… as the Johannesburg Western Areas removal scheme, the Bantu Education Act and the rent increase in municipal housing schemes. Under …

… The South Africa Act passed by the British Parliament in 1909 combined the … the Orange Free State into the Union of South Africa. The Act, which served as the Union's constitution until 1961, …

… 1871 respectively. Further additions were made in 1903 and 1953. It was declared a National Monument under old NMC …

… and was served with banning orders by the government in 1953. He also served on the African Advisory Council, Joint …

… Johnny Clegg was born in England in 1953 to an English father and a Zimbabwean mother. He left …

… including Kenyatta and Achieng Aneko were arrested. In 1953, Kenyatta was charged with leading the Mau Mau rebellion …

… federation. The history of the federation dates back to 1953. …

… , teacher, social worker, politician and founder of the Bantu Women's League of South Africa, died in Johannesburg at … her on another occasion as "one of the great figures of Bantu progressive life and one of the best known figures in …

… from African competition. In 1913 the Natives Land Act reserved most of the land for white ownership, forcing … wage labourers on land they had previously owned. When the act was amended in 1936, black land ownership was restricted … prudent and desirable for members to co-operate and act in concert. It operates through a range of committees on …

… an address at the Mendi Memorial Celebration held at the Bantu Sports Grounds, Johannesburg. In paying tribute African … September, The League's founding meeting was held at the Bantu Men's Social Centre in Johannesburg. Sisulu's fiancé … click here . 8 July, Prohibition of Mixed Marriages Act No 55 is passed and prohibits marriage between Whites and …