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…   In 1948, the National Party under the leadership of DF Malan came to power. The traditional leadership system fitted …

… Mixed Marriages Act (1949), the Immorality Amendment Act (1950), Group Areas Act (1950) and the Group Areas Act (1950). This meant that many … rages in the sea is entirely psychological for Nortje. He cannot control the weather like how he cannot control the …

… campaign - the "Nelson Mandela 70th Birthday Tribute" in June 1988. For those at Wembley Stadium on that great day it … climate conducive to negotiations does not yet exist - and cannot, so long as thousands of political prisoners, …

… The first step was the passing of the Group Areas Act in 1950. Indians had been living in various suburbs in and … “Indian Housing: Lenz Camp”. The minutes record that on 27 June 1961, the Council resolved that: “(a) That the lease of … The business district has extended southward, but cannot grow because westward expansion has never been …

… that our own National Congress against Racism will also succeed to discharge its responsibilities to our people. I … at the opening of our second democratic parliament in June, we reported on steps that would be taken further to … as the one recently experienced at Volkswagen in Uitenhage cannot be tolerated. Jobs, a better life for our people in …

… and Minister of Safety and Security Steve Tshwete dies. 9 June, Peter Mokaba , a former ANCYL leader recently elected … of parliament celebrating ten years of democracy. 1 June, Mandela announces that he will be retiring from public … a member of the ANC. May: Evelyn Mase dies, aged 82 2 June, Schabir Shaik is found guilty on two counts of …

… in South Africa – even when part of a professed politics – cannot simply be packaged into ‘democratic and non-democratic …

… accommodate migrants and those who came from Langa.   By June 1958 almost all African squatters from the Divisional … displacement and dispossession of Africans.  During the June 16 Soweto students uprising in 1976, Black students from … Act was in line with the Population Registration Act of 1950 which required that each citizen be issued an identity …

… Gorbachev, Tambo was accompanied by Thabo Mbeki who would succeed Nelson Mandela’s successor as President of the ANC …

… a National Monument under old NMC legislation on 27 June 1986. Huguenot Memorial Building, 48 Queen Victoria … Herbert Baker, was opened adjacent to the Cathedral and in 1950 another Wing was added to the Building in Adderley …

… They should know that a pledge is a two way process. They cannot be expected to have faith in the constitution, if the … long struggle for justice and freedom. Yet, surely you cannot expect young people to look back at our history and … Finally, the State President needs to know that he cannot impose his will through working groups that exclude …

… all public meetings of more than 12 persons until June 30 in an effort to disrupt the wave of protests against … detained since the proclamation of the state of emergency. June, The representation of Africans in Parliament ends. … (SACP) operating underground after its dissolution in 1950.  The leaflet calls on workers to rally against the …

… in the Eastern Cape and taken to a South African Museum 1950       Several thousand San people were still hunting …

… influential AAM. Beginnings: Boycotts in the Fifties On 26 June 1959, the Committee of African Organisations (CAO) held … Rivonia Trialists. When the accused were sentenced on 11 June 1964, 50 MPs marched to South Africa House in Trafalgar Square. On 18 June, the UN Security Council passed Resolution 191, calling …

… Gen. J. B. M. Hertzog (30.6.1924-5.9.1939); Dr. D. F. Malan (4.6.1948-30.11.1954); Adv. J. G. S. Strijdom … Cabinet were announced by the Prime Minister on Monday, 31 June 1972. Five new ministers and four deputy ministers were … from the Smuts Papers, Vol. VII, August 1945 - October 1950, p. 84. …

… Party of South Africa (CPSA) was virtually outlawed in 1950 by the introduction of the Suppression of Communism Act …

… that the protection and promotion of human rights cannot be left to individuals or the government, Chapter Nine …

… Prof. Smith obtained permission from Prime Minister DF Malan to use one of the air force's Dakota planes to fetch …

… present, and whatever the challenges of the future, we can succeed in achieving our historical mission of the all-round … growth At the ANC`s National General Council (NGC) in June 2005, the commissions on the Theory of Development … putting in place sustainable platforms for economic growth cannot succeed without the massive participation of South …

… best way. Even widespread acts of passive resistance alone cannot, in the long run, deter the government from its … times, the Congress leadership had held off from it since 1950-51. Moreover, the one-day strikes in 1950-51 had been … place under the banner of Congress - for one day on 26 June 1957 and again during the election in April 1958. …

… died as a result of this violence. During the month of June 1992 there have been 373 deaths and 395 injuries. 1 806 … foreseen that the process of negotiations could not succeed while a virtual civil war raged in the country. … on the part of the Council to act firmly and decisively cannot but undermine its prestige and authority at a time …

… Africa. It sought to join. It is in this sense that it cannot be called revolutionary. Its formation can be viewed … It was on this seeming neglect of Afrikaners that Malan, Strijdom, Cronje, and others broke away from Herzog’s … of agri-business was quickly achieved by the late 1950’s. The manufacturing sector matured much later, in the …

… business rights to a large part of this suburb and, by 1950, property investors had begun to show interest in its … by the thoughts of his leader, Prime Minister Daniel Malan, who held that ‘the Native does not need a home. He can … housing figures reflect the numbers as they stood on 30 June 1964. This data has been drawn from official NEAD …

… persistent of all, was suicide. The Indian Opinion of 4 June 1904 called for a commission of inquiry into the matter, … 119511884, Natal Archives; and Indian Opinion, 4 June 1904. (a)  On the morning of 2 Sept. 1884, Mr. McEwan … to enable him to proceed to the Protector's office. We cannot help remarking that this is an innovation which was …

… persistent of all, was suicide. The Indian Opinion of 4 June 1904 called for a commission of inquiry into the matter, … 119511884, Natal Archives; and Indian Opinion, 4 June 1904. (a) On the morning of 2 Sept. 1884, Mr. McEwan … to enable him to proceed to the Protector's office. We cannot help remarking that this is an innovation which was …

… in song outside the Palace of Justice on Verdict Day (11 June 1963) of the Rivonia Trial in Pretoria as Winnie Mandela … were sentenced to life imprisonment on Robben Island in June 1964. Oliver Tambo, a senior member of the ANC …

… were published under the sponsorship of the society. By 1950, over 150 companies were affiliated with the Federation …

… Rights   First Published: Editorial in The International, June 1, 1923. Transcribed: by Dominic Tweedie . Every … must be shared by all the victors. The native workers cannot be expected to throw their weight into the fight if no …

… , when Joyce wrote Window on Soweto.  She could predict June 1976, because people were very angry. The police were …

… The British made a third attempt at subduing Sekhukhune in June/July 1879, under the command of Colonel Lanyon. This too …