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… 1966 under the National Party's Suppression of Communisn Act. He was also banned from attending gatehrings.He  was imprisoned under the Suppression of Communism Act. …

… of the CPSA,were banned under the Suppression of Communism Act. In response to the new apartheid legislation and the … also against the passing of the Suppression of Communism Act. The Day of Protest, set for 26 June 1950, was the ANC's … before the NRC was abolished under the Bantu Authorities Act. Moroka caused some controversy when he waited till the …

… 1980, Jana was banned under the Suppression of Communism Act, Act No. 44 of 1950 for five years. She joined an underground … Accessed on 12 October 2020. IOL. (2020). SAHRC says SA has 'lost a giant’ af ter deputy chair Priscilla Jana dies …

… He played a leading part in promoting the private act which transformed the University College in Johannesburg … in 1907, one of the sponsors of the Children’s Adoption Act, assisted in the formation of the Hope Training Home in …

… August to December 1976 in terms of the Internal Security Act . In 1980, Smith was arrested in terms of the Prohibition of Illegal Gatherings Act, held for four months as an awaiting trial prisoner and …

… treason and other alternative charges under the Terrorism Act and the Internal Security Act .During the trial, she admitted that she was a member of …

… This resulted in him being arrested under the Terrorism Act and sentenced to 10 years imprisonment in 1976. He served … Aubrey Mokoape under Section 28 of the Internal Security Act , for carrying out the ideologies of banned organisation. …

… struggle for freedom & justice in our country is not an act of treason’ by United Democratic Front (UDF), 1985, South …

… Danie Malan, SA athlete, sets a new world record in the 1 000m event in …

… Pieter-Dirk Uys, SA activist, satirist, playwright and novelist, is born in …

… SA judge jails former state assassin Eugene de Kock for more …

… The SA rugby team beats Australia 14-13 in a three-nation match …

… The New Zealand rugby team beats SA 28-0 in a tri-nation match in Dunedin. …

… Jacob Matlala, SA junior flyweight, wins the International Boxing …

… The SA rugby team loses the first test against New Zealand 6-10 …

… Gene Rockwell (54), SA rock singer of Heart, dies of cancer in Roodepoort, …

… SA signs agreement on the establishment of diplomatic …

… SA signs amendments to a multilateral treaty for the safety …

… SA signs agreement with Namibia regarding trade tests for …

… Theodore Ernest (Ernie) Els, SA champion golfer, is born in Kempton Park, East Rand. …

… Janita Claassen (58) SA singer dies of cancer in the Sungarden Hospice in Pretoria. …

… Murray Bisset, SA cricket player in three tests (1898-1910), dies in …

… Mantombazana Edmie Tshabalala-Msimang, SA minister of health since 17 June 1999, is born.  …

… Cornwallis Harris (41), explorer of the interior of SA, dies in Bombay. …

… The SA rugby team beats Uruguay 39-3 in a World Cup match in …

… SA signs amendments to the multilateral treaty on the safety …

… Willie Smith, bantamweight boxing champion of SA, wins the world champion title. (British version). …

… Judge Edwin Cameron of SA reveals that he has been HIV positive since 1987 …

… SA signs cooperation agreement with the United States …