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… a figment of our collective imagination. It was all an act by Lucky Dube and his cousin, Richard Siluma. Lucky … a blanket and a gorilla mask. It was a crazy, entertaining act and revellers lapped it up. It was pure comedy. But like …

… of the Asiatic Land Tenure and Indian Representation Act. The Passive Resistance Movement had opened the eyes of … Government soon to make an attempt to introduce the Ghetto Act in the Cape. For that reason Cape Indians must stand …

… of officials from the local, metropolitan and provincial authorities to guide the management of Chapman’s Peak Drive, … This was of serious concern to the local and provincial authorities alike and emergency meetings to discuss closure …

… time , the property was requisitioned by the Military authorities. In February 1808 Major Thomas Austen, Commandant …

… the apartheid regime it was a common practice for the authorities to take documents from those they regarded as …

… The South African government introduced this the Bantu Labour Relations Regulation Act in the wake of wide-spread labour unrest to set up a … The Bantu Labour Regulations Amendment Bill becomes operative …

… fierce opposition from major union federations, the act came into force on 1 September 1988. …

… in March 2004, by Article 17 of The Constitutive Act of the African Union, as one of the nine Organs provided …

… on the Promotion of National Unity and Reconciliation Act, No 34 of 1995, investigated what happened under …

… with its seat in Johannesburg, was established by an act of parliament as the academic home of Afrikaans-speaking …

… a banning order under the Suppression of Communism Act of 1950 when he was banned by the government only a month …

… restriction order in terms of the Suppression of Communism Act. At the time he had already been imprisoned for three …

… detained again under section 29 of the Internal Security Act. He spent seven months in solitary confinement. He and …

… of his most notable works include: A Dry White Season, An Act of Terror and The Other Side of Silence. …

… movements were banned under the Unlawful Organisations Act. All “illegal organisations” were on 7 April 1960 banned. …

… was also known as a novelist and the author of two-three act plays. Dr Singh also lectured widely to students on a …

… were buried, was closed in terms of the Public Health Act No. 4 of 1883. Following the granting of religious …

… by forced removals - as a result of the Group Areas Act. The majority of the inhabitants moved to Lenasia and …

… were present as Olof Palme expressed this firm resolve to act against the apartheid system were particularly moved … independence, democracy, and peace are indivisible. To act in solidarity is therefore to seek to transform the world … was necessary that Sweden and other countries should also act unilaterally and not always restrict themselves by acting …

… himself to at least contemplate the possibility that the authorities might be prepared to relax their attitude towards … Mr. Goldberg. (b) In terms of the new Internal Security Act which came into operation on the 2nd July 1982, the … to visit was surprising because of the difficulties the authorities usually made when somebody asked to visit me. She …

… recalcitrance, Britain is not alone. The problem of how to act effectively on the South African situation boils down to … of this crime against humanity. Those who refuse to act accordingly make the resolution of the South African … Government can no longer shirk its responsibilities to act decisively in support of the democratic, anti-racist …

… history. The steps taken to implement the Group Areas Act have caused grave concern in every Indian home in the … the lowest rung of the economic ladder.  The Group Areas Act is described as the cornerstone of the policy of … in the Statute Book a measure such as the Group Areas Act? Had the Indian people the municipal vote, would the …

… become the basis of native policy in Azania. The 1913 Land Act then became the culmination of efforts to exclude Blacks … marks hundred and two years after the 1913 Native Land Act, and 79% of the land is still owned by individuals, companies and trusts. The 1913 Native Land Act as we know, was later followed by the laws inacted in …

… to the three Native Acts (the Representation of Natives Act; the Land and Trust Act and the Amendment to the Urban Areas Act). It might be explained at this stage that the A.A.C. is …

… This is what we meant in our message. In the townships the authorities there are an imposition. We must reject those authorities. We must reject the laws and the constitution on … And so the main function of the police force is to act against the movement of the people and its leaders. …

… This is what we meant in our message. In the townships the authorities there are an imposition. We must reject those authorities. We must reject the laws and the constitution on … And so the main function of the police force is to act against the movement of the people and its leaders. …

… Families and addicts are not obliged to report to the authorities. This makes it difficult to have an accurate … against perpetrators. We have directed the police to act decisively against drug peddlers. They should face the …

… iron it is constructed so that a speedy escape from authorities is technically possible. 'Cafe-de-Move-On' also … voorkamer before its destruction under the Group Areas Act' (Johannesburg, 1976 plate 84). A simple, domestic image, …

… perform service for the oppressed or the greater good, or act in other ways that may be admirable or exemplary. … to a code of conduct governing our relationships with the authorities and amongst ourselves. In general and for many …

… settle in the area. They spoke languages belonging to the Bantu linguistic group , and are often referred to as Bantu … tribute and stayed loyal. Through collusion with religious authorities called Mwari cults the Kings of Rozvi kept … to regain some popularity amongst the people, a land act was passed in 1992 which meant that the government could …