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… visual and plastic arts in South Africa. Dr B S Ngubane Minister of Arts, Culture, Science and Technology December … Message from the Minister of Arts, Culture, Science and Technology …

… Letter To The Prime Minister, Mr J.C. Strijdom …

… Speech at a Banquet hosted by Prime Minister Sharif of Pakistan …

… Speech By Mandela At Lunchoen Hosted By The Prime Minister Denmark …

… Mandela's address at the Banquet in honour of Prime Minister John Major …

… Mandela's address at the Banquet in honour of Prime Minister John Major …

… African National Congress, Nelson Mandela, at the Prime Minister's dinner …

… Speech at the state banquet held in honour of Prime Minister Ramgoolam of the Republic of Mauritius …

… ceremony of the United Nations habitat II African housing minister's conference …

… February 18 ,   The Planning Council of the ANC and SAIC meet for the first time, in order to strategise on the … snubs the ANC invitation and does not attend the meeting. 1952 Towards the end, the Defiance Campaign is marred by … J. S. Moroka and Walter Sisulu send an ultimatum to Prime Minister D. F. Malan calling for the repeal of six unjust …

… Communism Act . He was jailed for thirty days during the 1952 Defiance Campaign and detained under the State of … the Suppression of Communism Act (1950). He wrote to the Minister of Justice on 2 October 1951 denying allegations … Chief Luthuli opened the South African Indian Congress (SAIC) conference in Durban and two years later on 12 October …

… – before 1917), and the South African Indian Congress (SAIC - 1919). During the Gandhi campaigns of 1908 and 1913 a … leadership of the SAIC, with Dr. Naicker as President. In 1952 a Joint Planning Committee composed of representatives … Campaign, nearly 6000 in the Eastern Cape. In December 1952 just before the campaign's end, a particularly well …

… In 1952, Whites who identified themselves with the aspirations … Party (SACP) , the South African Indian Congress (SAIC) , banned members of the Communist Party and other … Communist Party (SACP) South African Indian Congress (SAIC) …

… representatives from the South African Indian Congress (SAIC) , African People’s Organisation (APO), ANC Youth … of Communism Act is approved by parliament. The Minister of Justice appoints a liquidator, a Mr J.de Villiers … all discriminating Legislation before or on 29 February 1952, and if this does not take place a mass contravention of …

… On 6 February 1949 , the South African Indian Congress (SAIC) and the African National Congress (ANC) formed a joint … the forerunner of the Congress Alliance which launched the 1952 Defiance of Unjust Laws Campaign in which Africans, … The commission commenced its work on 17 February 1949. The SAIC and the ANC were jointly represented at this commission …

… campaigns, in particular the Defiance Campaign of 1952 . The first FRAC undertaking to challenge the Bill … Organisation (APO) and South African Indian Congress (SAIC) as national organisations to represent Coloured and … put them on a separate one. The Act was passed after Prime Minister J.G. Strijdom revised the Constitution of the Appeal …

… Oliver Tambo , Sisulu's successor. The period 1950 -1952 began with a commitment to militant African nationalism … of the ANC and the South African Indian Congress (SAIC). Events leading up to the Defiance Campaign D.F. … resistance to the apartheid state in the 1950s. On 6 April 1952 while white South Africans celebrated the tercentenary …

… following organisations: South African Indian Congress (SAIC) , A.P.O, ANC Youth League, Council of Non-European … all discriminating Legislation before or on 29 February 1952, and if this does not take place a mass contravention of … by Dr J.S. Moroka and Walter Sisulu is sent to the Prime Minister, Dr D.F. Malan 25 January - 27 January, At its 20th …

… functioned under the umbrella organization, the SAIC (South African Indian Congress). However, in the … when Dr. G.M. Naicker emerged on the scene ( see SAIC history ). Dr. Naicker was elected to the organisation's … Dr. Naicker was elected as President of the SAIC and in 1952 the organization was involved in the Defiance Campaign. …

… campaigns, in particular the Defiance Campaign of 1952 . The first FRAC undertaking to challenge the Bill … Organisation (APO) and South African Indian Congress (SAIC) as national organisations to represent Coloured and … put them on a separate one. The Act was passed after Prime Minister J.G. Strijdom revised the Constitution of the Appeal …

… of I.C. Meer. The South African Indian Congress (SAIC) launches the Passive Resistance Movement against the … sends a great deal of Communist literature to Mandela. 1952 May, Kathrada returns to South Africa from Budapest via … for serving on a strike committee that opposes Prime Minister Hendrik Verwoerd's plan to declare South Africa a …

… Oliver Tambo , Sisulu’s successor. The period 1950 -1952 began with a commitment to militant African nationalism … of the ANC and the South African Indian Congress (SAIC). After the successes of 6 April the date for the start of the Defiance Campaign was set for 26 June 1952. A “Day of the Volunteers” on Sunday 22 June, preceded …

… apartheid government to scrap the unjust laws by February 1952. Failure to do so would result in a Defiance Campaign … ultimatum signed by Moroka and Sisulu is received by Prime Minister DF Malan 29 January, Malan replies to the ANC letter … forms of labour . 23 March, The executives of the ANC, SAIC, SACTU , CPC and CoD meet in Tongaat. A National Action …

… to most vehemently. Their fears were not unfounded. In 1952 the Native Laws Amendment Act tightened influx control, … Congress  (ANC)  and South African Indian Congress  (SAIC)  initiated a cooperative initiative known as the … had been as obstructionist as it could. The then Minister of Native Affairs, HF Verwoerd , under whose …

… of the office of the Coordinating Committee. ANC and SAIC leaders are arrested and charged for promoting Communism … Act 28 December, Mandela received his driver’s license.   1952 31 May, The African National Congress (ANC) executive … gatherings in open-air public places are prohibited if the Minister of Justice considered that they could endanger the …

… openly in their organizations. Failure to comply with the minister’s order in the early stages of the NP government … the views of the Party after it was reconstituted in 1952, offered a practical and positive way forward. It was … for the ANC and South African Indian Congress (the SAIC), now often working together, to cooperate closely. The …

… first major action was the Defiance Campaign launched in 1952. . This Campaign brought Africans, Coloureds and Indians … the main ideologue of apartheid. He became Native Affairs Minister in the early 1950s and Prime Minister in 1958. Non … campaign mounted by the South African Indian Conference (SAIC). Therefore, inspired by the desire to achieve national …

… to the leaders of the ANC, South African Indian Congress (SAIC), APO and the Coloured People's National Union … the Suppression of Communism Act, No. 44 of 1950. The Minister of Justice appoints a liquidator, a Mr J.de Villiers … which hundreds of thousands were sent to prison. Act 67 of 1952 tightened the pass laws. * The Separate Representation …

… phase of the resistance campaign would commence during 1952. An ultimatum was addressed to the Government to repeal … was diagnosed with diabetes. Walter Sisulu writes to Minister of Justice protesting against his daughter Lindiwe's … to hold elections for the South African Indian Council (SAIC) which was a puppet advisory body to the government that …

… elected president of the South African Indian Congress (SAIC). 1949 - Violence broke out in Durban when impoverished … against their right to cross-examine witnesses. 1950 – The SAIC set up a Joint Consultative Committee with the ANC to plan a new resistance campaign. 1952 - Dr Naicker led the first resistance group in Natal in …