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… in 1969 to be trained as an artisan in terms of the Bantu Building Workers Act of 1951.  This Act provided for the training of African … In the early 1970s the Apartheid state established Bantu Administration Boards in urban areas to remove black …

… qualifications for Blacks, High Court of Parliament Act, Senate Act, Natives Act. …

… role of the missionaries, in the subjugation of the Bantu tribes becomes apparent during the twenties thirties … But their most intensive operations were among the Bantu tribes, both in the east and in the north. Under the … son, Maqoma, out of the Kat River valley and cover up this act of aggression with the hypocrisy typical of his adopted …

… The Union was formed in 1910 after the South Africa Act was passed in Britain granting dominion to the White … Indian) and 'Coloured and other mixed races'.  This Act brought the colonies and republics - Cape Colony, Natal … under Botha's government that the Immigrants Regulation Act was passed on June 14 1913. The Act put an end to Indian …

… During the 19th century, the Abolition of Slavery Act ‘officially’ ended slavery in 1834. Cartographer:  A … another country or civilization. Colonization:  The act of taking control of an area or a country that is not … another, and often more powerful, country. Conquest:  The act of taking control of a country, city, etc. by force. …

… Bureau of Standard (SABS) was established in terms of Act 24 of 1945. The Act was revised on several occasions and is currently effective as Act 29 of 1993. In terms of the Act, the SABS is controlled …

… elected. The Town received full Municipal status in April 1953. …

… to impose its racist policies on black South Africans. Bantu Education aimed to entrench the oppression of Africans … certain forms of labour … What is the use of teaching the Bantu child mathematics when it cannot use it in practice? … now refocused their campaign against state repression and Bantu Education as a whole. A crucial question posed then was …

… 30- New Age is banned under the Suppression of Communism Act and possession of back issues becomes an offence (Merrett … writers was banned under the Suppression of Communism Act. (Merrett p65) Aug- Mike Norton, Cape editor of Post is jailed under the Criminal Procedure Act 56 of 1955 for three periods totalling 16 days for his …

… of the New Brighton Labour Bureau and offices of the Bantu Administration Board were all bombed. Between December …

… Sixty-five years ago Steve Bantu Biko who would become a pioneer of the Black …

… Ordinance No. 29, which became known as the ‘Black Act’. Gandhi went to London in October to appeal to the British to abolish the Black Act in their crown colony of Transvaal, and met with the … re-enact the law, this time as the Transvaal Registration Act. The law eventually came into force on 31 July 1907, …

… group "coloured" as defined by the Population Registration Act of 1950. The Zanzibaris were first classified by the South African Government as "Freed Slaves", then "Bantu", then "Coloureds" and finally by the Race … organisa­tions with the aims of opposing the Group Areas Act The organisation was founded by hnap 'Abdullah Haron. …

… of those responsible for apartheid those responsible for Bantu education, poverty, malnutrition, landlessness, … do. I urge you not to fail our people. I urge you to act as true patriots and build our new nation, reach our … save us from further mistakes. I urge you, therefore, to act as you think is correct and most useful in furthering the …

… Dutchman or arrested under the Native Administration Act for inciting to a"feeling of hostility"one'side as about … illegal,as is seen clearly in the Native Administration Act, which enables the Government to put in prison anyone who … provide the only lever for the racial emancipation of the Bantu. The direct political struggle (mass demonstrations for …

… or practices is entitled, to the extent provided by an Act of Parliament, either to tenure which is legally secure … or practices is entitled, to the extent provided by an Act of Parliament, either to restitution of that property or … in that language; l.      not to be convicted for an act or omission that was not an offence under either national …

… in the Johannesburg inner-city. He called upon people to act to stop evictions. He called upon them to defy the hated Group Areas Act. And he called upon Blacks – Africans, Coloureds and …

… Africa. The outcome of the conference was the General Act of the Berlin Conference. Prior to the conference, … European race for colonies, Germany felt compelled to act and started launching African expeditions of its own, …

… used as part of the John Wesley College buildings . 1946 – 1953 - The student body doubles in size. 1953 – The government took over church schools and Kilnerton …

… all are aware that organi-sations of the type of the "Bantu National Congress" or the "National-Minded Bloc" are … points to the so-called National-minded Bloc" and to the “Bantu National Congress.” But surely Dr. Xuma knows that both …

… of Justice, introduced the Suppression of Communism Act (Act 44 of 1950), South Africa was enjoying a tranquility … communist plots to poison the wells of South Africa. The Act gave Swart and his police dictatorial power, not only …

… the Natal government with an article urging people Vukani Bantu! Rise Up you people'. For the time being Gandhi was … in South Africa - the devastating provisions of the Land Act of 1913, the pass struggles of Africans were publicised …

… issued banning orders under the Suppression of Communism Act, severely restricting the political activities of 41 … the targeting of three power pylons and the burning of a Bantu Affairs office. The NCL also sourced material for its …

… Court to set aside the Choice on Termination of Pregnancy Act, arguing that a fetus has a right to life. The court … July 1998. The anti-abortion groups were responding to an act passed on 11 December 1996. The Choice on Termination of Pregnancy Act, gave women of any age or marital status access to …

… Coloured, and Indian) through the Population Registration Act No. 30 of 1950. It further voted to divide South Africa … the exclusive use of each race) through the Group Areas Act No. 41 of 1950. Both these Acts commenced on 7 July, … 1950. On 20 February, 1950 the Population Registration Act was read for the first time in Parliament. Subsequently, …

… As late as 1947 Leveson introduced his exhibit "Meet the Bantu: A Story in Changing Cultures" by saying: These photographs are intended as an introduction to the Bantu peoples of South Africa at this crucial time in their … to oppose the Sophiatown move or the Bantu Education Act has diminished Congress' reputation. [42] Soon after …

… in the 20th century resulted in the Natives (Urban Areas) Act of 1923, which provided for stricter controls over the … only allowed into towns when their labour was needed. The act had drastic implications for Africans, regarded as … separation of the races. The Native Laws Amendment Act of 1952 set the basis for the state to control the …

… these strange shapes were cattle enclosures used by local Bantu people until they migrated in the 14th Century. … it was noted that these stone shapes aren't like any other Bantu cattle enclosures . These are usually made out of …

… of four  Acts, namely, the Population Registration Act of 1950, The Group Areas Act, the Land Act and the Separate Amenities Act. The repealing of these …

… apart. Some of these laws included the Mixed Marriages Act, the Immorality Act and the Group Areas Act. Though not aimed exclusively at "Coloureds", this …