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… of the YCL The YCL was banned, together with the SACP, in 1950 under the Suppression of Communism Act. When the SACP …

… of the ICU, keeps a section alive in East London until 1950. A. W. G. Champion is banned from Durban. A. W. G. …

… was born in Oakdale, Western Cape on the 19 September 1950, the second child of five siblings. He grew up in …

… to Gilbert and Mary. He is the fifth of six children. 1950 Enrols in the Roman Catholic school (he grows up a …

… almost on a war footing, against the unarmed workmen. 1950 27 March, 14 people are killed by South African police …

… the organisation's non-collaboration with the AAC 1950 The All African Convention (AAC) slowly ceases to be an …

… resources required to house the township population. In 1950, Ernest Oppenheimer visited Orlando. He was appalled by …

… and ‘Asian’ suburbs, as a result of the Group Areas Act (1950). In terms of this act African Durban residents were to …

… by broeders on all sides of the House of Assembly in 1950, he told them: “Parliament is a rubber stamp to …

… whom he met and performed with throughout the late 1950’s. In 1968 after many years in exile, Ibrahim began …

… strike. 1948 Rise of the Nationalist Party to state power. 1950 Introduction of the Suppression of Communism Act. 1952 …

… 1947 White Springbok team tours Australia and New Zealand 1950 In Elisabethville, Belgian Congo, Katanga defeats the …

… a million Coloured people after the Group Areas Act of 1950. In this process, property owners were meagrely …