SAHO global search

… (renamed the South African Communist Party (SACP) in 1953), in 1923, Sidney Bunting helped organise a modest May … injuring 30 people. [9]    The Suppression of Communism Act , reported to be in response to these May Day protests, …

… which had arisen in the Indian national movement. In 1953, Mandela ended his Presidential speech to the Transvaal …

… Steve Biko by Hilda Bernstein, 1978, South Africa Stephen Bantu Biko was born in King William's Town, in the Cape … conditions in the black townships or of the system of Bantu education'. Together with other SASO office-bearers … bail. Arising out of the revolt of school children against Bantu Education that began in Soweto in July 1976, many …

… labour. He had been charged under the Riotous Assemblies Act and pleaded guilty.) Although I am pleading guilty … Congress which totally opposes the Asiatic Land Tenure Act and resolved to carry out a Passive Resistance Struggle against the unjust Act. It is in the carrying out of this decision for the …

… is made up of Lake Victoria. Around 500 B.C. Bantu speaking people migrated to Uganda. Arab traders …

… youth on that day, but also of those children who defied “Bantu Education”and took up arms in the struggle for freedom. …

… killed in the fighting with loyal troops of Major-General Bantu Holomisa, the leader of the ruling Military Council. …

… This was followed by the formation of the South African Bantu Football Association (SABFA) and the South African …

… 1902, was violently disrupted in 1910 by that iniquitous Act of Union with its foul blot. After that, as we know, the … deal. POPULATION 1932 European 1,000,000 1,859,000 Bantu 4,900,000 5,600,000 Asiatic 170,000 193,000 Mixed and … sum of £356,000, while the other three Provinces with a Bantu population of 3,700,000 spent during the same year only …

… on the government to repeal the Suppression of Communism Act, the Group Areas Act, the Separate Representation of Voters Act, the Bantu Authorities Act, the pass laws and the stock limitation …

… removing the independent small farmers. The 1913 Land Act accelerated the change from sharecropping to labour … money’. They were related to the Masters and Servants Act, which tied a worker to a contract at a fixed wage, … struggling to make ends meet in the reserves. The staff of Bantu World, about 1920, in Westdane,Jhb. Capitalism in …

… anti-pass Women’s March in 1956 and opposed inferior `Bantu’ education. Her home in Orlando West in Soweto was used … women to be arrested under the General Laws Amendment Act. The Act gave the police the power to hold suspects in detention …

… It was legislation like the Population Registration Act which shifted classifications from more flexible … nations. This was attempted through policies like the Bantu Acts which deported Black Africans to “homelands” and … For example, Kuperus (1999) quotes Keet expressing in 1953 at an interdenominational meeting that: With us in South …

… Northern Cape, under the theme “Centenary of the 1913 Land Act”. The theme speaks directly to the 1913 Natives Land Act legislation, an act that formed the cornerstone of segregation policies. …

… of scare among all classes, due to the Riotous Assemblies Act Amendment Bill, and the Masters and Servants Act … command the respect of both the Europeans and his fellow-Bantu”.670 The man would be required to visit the various … reasons, coupled with determined efforts by Umteteli wa Bantu and Seme’s paper, Ikwezi le Afrika “to kill Abantu …

… The horns of the buffalo have a span of 3 to 3.6 m. In 1953 Keith Jolly, an archaeologist working with Singer, …

… West such as the AAM. 7 April, The Unlawful Organisations Act No. 34 comes into effect. Under this Act any organisation deemed a threat to the public can be … woman to be arrested under the General Laws Amendment Act and is held in solitary confinement. 9 October, Nelson …

… between the Khoikhoi and the colonists. In terms of the Act, each Khoikhoi within the confines of the colony had to … denser population of white people on the eastern border to act as buffer against black people. 1817 Lord Charles …

… apartheid government introduced the General Law Amendment Act, the South African Security Police, or Special Branch, … to arrest anyone they suspected of involvement in an act against the State, and to hold them incommunicado for 90 days at a time. This act, usually referred to as the 90-Day Act (later 180-Day …

… Durban’s identity, and a direct result of the Group Areas Act . View Larger Map Chatsworth comprises an area that was … and Occupation of Land (Transvaal and Natal) Restriction Act also known as the Pegging Act of 1943 was passed. In Natal, as was the case in the …

… South African Indian Congress (SAIC) in the period 1950-1953 had served to transform the former into a mass movement … were officially excluded from the Industrial Conciliation Act of 1924, and, thereby, from the collective bargaining … to the organisation of women, despite the formation of the Bantu Women's League under the leadership of Charlotte Maxeke …

… people in 1907. They were relocated under the Township Act of 1907 which stated that black people must live in … HKW, 1/1/98, (8) N3/12/2(9), W.Tvl, Letter from the Head Bantu Affairs Commissioner at Potchefstroom to the Wondertone … 2608, C31/3/1527/57 Vol.1, Letter from the Department of Bantu Administration and Development (the Director of Bantu …

… River .  The region was initially inhabited by various Bantu-speaking peoples , and later saw the migration of …

… Congress) halted its agitation against the 1913 Land Act ( WWI and the People of South Africa ). The ANC general … racial unity and amity quite unknown heretofore among our Bantu races. Common hardships in a common camp have brought … ‘The result is that there is amongst the diversified Bantu tribes of this land’, Jabavu wrote, ‘a tendency towards …

… 1944 a group of young political activists gathered at the Bantu Men's Social Centre in downtown Johannesburg to launch … "It speaks for itself," he stated, "that we want educated Bantu men who have studied various Bantu languages, and who … mood in the African community. "The masses are ready to act," Lembede challenged the ANC national executive, "but the …

… Vorster, migrant labour, Suppression of Communism Act, Education Act, Terrorism Act, separate development, families separated by pass laws. …

… deal better.” But his arguably most significantly positive act was to leave US$10 million to create an educational … William Jay Smith (1947) US poet laureate Bob Hawke (1953) Prime Minister of Australia Kris Kristofferson (1958) …

… of the Schlebusch Commission and was promulgated as Act No 101 of the Republic of South Africa Constitution Fifth Amendment Act. It abolished the Senate, which was replaced with a … basis for the Constitution of a Tricameral Parliament. The Act commenced on 1 August 1983 and was repealed by the …

… racial groups, such as the Prohibition of Mixed Marriages Act (1949) and the Group Areas Act (1950),  laws such as the Suppression of Communism Act (1950), and the Riotous Assembly Act (1927) were enforced …