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… of £5 million. This was used mainly to establish the Land Bank to assist farmers, part was used to introduce free … efforts to placate the white races. The oppressive Native Land Act of 1913 was a revolution in land tenure; blacks had no rights to hire or buy land in the …

… to have the subjects of King Moshoeshoe occupy the land down the Drakensberg Mountains which initially belonged … separating the two kingdoms, to have King Faku's land in the Drakensberg Mountains occupied and protected … Faku was in his mid-forties, King Faku allocated Ndamase land across the Mzimvubu River to rule over his subjects over …

… to be forcefully removed from their legally-owned land. This was despite the fact that both the Driefontein and … Association (SANFA) in 1912, just prior to the infamous Land Act of 1913 , through the help of Pixley ka Isaka Seme – … to be removed, even though they held title deeds to the land. Mkhize and her husband were both actively involved in …

… a white ex-soldier who informed him of the availability of land in the Western Transvaal. Due to congestion in … to proceed to the Rustenburg district to acquire land. He purchased half of the farm Rhenosterboom for £1 755 … government on the grounds that no personal title to the land could be issued. Eventually, in 1927, the farm was …

… Province]. They were to be relocated on Native Trust land elsewhere in the Barberton district. Several meetings … at which the community repeatedly refused to vacate the land. They were informed that water supplies, adequate residential sites, arable land, funds to build schools and a clinic and travel …

… tried to eliminate friction. He awarded two tracts of land on the left bank of the Vaal River opposite its … to acknowledge Kausob's claim, he awarded him a piece of land between the two areas mentioned above. At this stage … a following of some 200 people. In 1854 Kausob sold the land in his reserve to farmers in exchange for, amongst other …

… passager of Prime Minister Hertzog's 1936 Native Trust and Land Act,which was intended to expand the farming areas … to Africans, he could see that the re-division of land in the northern Transvaal was actually inimical to African interest because in many areas better land was being transferred to whites while rocky,hilly and …

… followers to “squat” on South African Development Trust land adjoining his area in Matsulu, Transvaal (KaNgwane … Bantustan) [now Mpumalanga Province]. However, this land, which Chief Nkosi believed to be traditionally his, was …

… part of the district.  He subsequently failed to allocate land for ploughing, causing many people to miss a harvest, whilst he allocated land to himself, impounded cattle, and ‘assumed the rights of …

… inhabiting the area. In 1845, Chief Magashula gave him land on the Sabie River in which is now the  Kruger National … model farm, Goedewensch (good wish), built a fort on this land and officially became the Chief of the Magwaba. The word … the trekkers when they returned to take up tracts of land the following year. On 10 July 1888 he died there and …

… into the destruction of forests and illegal occupation of land in the Mtambalala and Lower Ntafufu Locations, … officials of the Native Affairs Department (NAD) with the land enquiry in Mtambalala and Ntafufu Locations. He was …

… to Cape Town in 1913 to protest against the Native Land Act.In 1916 he Seme formed a legal partnership which …

… meant that his father was not able to remain on the family land but had to move to Orlando [Johannesburg, Gauteng] and …

… “a friend of the natives” Sauer introduced the Native Land Bill to parliament which was eventually passed as the Natives Land Act in 1913. He continued to serve as a minister in the …

… Commission) in May 1904. When asked whether the amount of land the Africans had was satisfactory, he replied,’ if they … in 1913. Beaumont was appointed as chairman of the Natives Land Commission (which subsequently became known as the … by General Botha. The commission was tasked with finding land and defining boundaries for territorial segregation …

… British assistance to abrogate the obnoxious Native Land Act of 1913. Her mother was a former Principal of Maquza …