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… Major General (Retired) Bantubonke (Bantu) Harrington Holomisa was born on 25 July 1955 at … Electoral Commission (IEC) requested Holomisa to act as a monitor in the June 2007 elections in East Timor. In … UDM,    Bantu Holomisa, President of the UDM from the United …

… Introduction Stephen (Steve) Bantu Biko was a popular voice of Black liberation in South … separately, in accordance with the Separate Amenities Act. The Black students were aggrieved, but when the NUSAS … delivering a speech containing a scathing critique of Bantu education and racist practices at universities and in …

… Dennis Bantu Dlanza …

… in journalism. While working with Selope Thema on the  Bantu World  in the early 1940s in Johannesburg, Ngubane's … "Kanyisa" and "Twana," he made  Inkundla  from 1944 to 1951 the country's leading forum for the expression of … He was charged under the Unlawful Organizations Act and Suppression of Communism Act but was eventually …

… Khumalo began his working career as a journalist in 1951, freelancing for Bantu World , where he took photographs to illustrate his …

… Abantu Baths,  and correspondent for  Umteteli wa Bantu.  He became known as a persuasive writer and major … in conferences convened under the Native Affairs Act no. 23 of 1920 to discuss matters concerning the … He remained a member of the NRC until it was dissolved in 1951. In 1945 he was leader of the National Anti-Pass Council …

… a deputation to Britain to try to have the Natives Land Act of 1913 repealed. In Bloemfontein, in 1917, he was the … and became a member of the Joint Council for Europeans and Bantu. He was still involved in the activities of the … Luthuli  defeated Champion as president of the ANC in 1951, Msimang was reinstated as provincial secretary. But he …

… where he delivered a paper on ‘Land Hunger’. In December 1951 he participated in a meeting of CATA and the Teacher’s … to his life by the government for his fierce opposition to Bantu Authorities. He worked briefly as a teacher and … to Botswana and charged under the Suppression of Communism Act and with attempting to leave the country illegally. …

… by Chief Gawulibaso. The conflict led to opposition of the Bantu Affairs Department with contestation around the office … Nqutu district in Natal[now KwaZulu-Natal] on 13 December 1951.His banishment order was withdrawn on 2 August 1961. …

… through 1954. He was one of the directors of  Inkundla ya Bantu,  a member of the  Africans' Claims  committee, and … as speaker at the ANC's annual conferences in 1950 and 1951. He died in 1963. He was a brother-in-law of Z. K. …

… degree in 1949 and a teacher's diploma a year later. In 1951 he started teaching in Krugersdorp at the secondary … for five years under the Suppression of Communism Act . The restriction was extended in 1959 for a further five … took part in resistance against the implementation of the Bantu Education Act (1953) in 1955. The bans served on him …

… and the league lost momentum during his term of office. In 1951 he was succeeded as president by  Nelson Mandela  and … lost appeal as a profession with the introduction of Bantu Education, Pitje took up law and served articles in the …

… Joint Council of Europeans and Natives, Johannesburg, and Bantu Men's Social Centre. In 1925 Champion met  Clement … Zululand under the notorious Riotous Assemblies Amendment Act of 1930, by the Minister of Justice, Oswald Pirow, on the … goaded his critics in the Natal Youth League too far. In 1951 they engineered his defeat by Albert Luthuli in the …

… Proclamation No. 84 of 1951 declared, without providing reasons, the removal of the … in the Barberton district. Several meetings were held from 1951 to 1953, at which the community repeatedly refused to …

… to qualify at this level. In 1940 he obtained a Unisa Bantu Studies diploma and became principal of the Wilberforce … Jurisprudence from Chicago’s Blackstone College of Law. In 1951 he went overseas to assume the William Paton lectureship … same year he succeeded R.V. Selope-Thema as editor of the Bantu World. Subsequently he became the first black person to …

… Zibi was forced to depose them. After the passage of the Bantu Authorities Act in 1951 he was one of the first local officials appointed in the …

… against the Asiatic Land Tenure and Indian Representation Act, commonly referred to as the " Ghetto Act ". The Act … of its successor, the Transvaal Indian Youth Congress. In 1951, he enrolled as a student at the University of the … of Voters Act , the Suppression of Communism Act and the Bantu Authorities Act . The Government was called upon to …

… of the bakery business. He started his schooling in 1951 at the Ikalafeng Primary School. The school was closed … 1972, Tiro delivered a speech that sharply criticised the Bantu Education Act of 1953 . This later became known as the “Turfloop …

… B.A. and B.A. (Hons) at Fort Hare (1948), UED at Rhodes (1951) and an MA at the University of the Witwatersrand … with the Nationalist Government over their policy of Bantu education.  In 1957 Mqotsi delivered a stinging attack … Mqotsi for five years under the Suppression of Communism Act. In 1961 the NEUM's newspaper, lkwhezi Lomso (The Morning …

… at St. Mary’s Mission School in northern Namibia until 1951. He then left for  Cape Town  in 1951 and was employed … tried in the first trial under South Africa’s  Terrorism Act  of 21 June 1967. The Terrorism Act was applied retrospectively to convict these political …

… secretary under the presidency of Nelson Mandela . In 1951 Matthews married Regina Thelma Philips from Durban. … paper for the ANC leadership in which he argued that the Bantu Self-Government Act of that year could be used to establish structures to …

… to secure their agreement to the implementation of Bantu Affairs. Kgosi Moiloa described the meeting and his … this law: “Why do you try to persuade us to sign this Act when already you have passed it in your Parliament?” I … its centenary celebrations,’ and railed ‘against the Bantu Authorities Act , the Bantu Education Act and the …

… Cape. When the South African government introduced the Bantu Authorities Act in the 1950s, the Bunga, the council of Transkei chiefs, … had a serious disagreement when Matanzima accepted the Bantu Act, and Matanzima was very critical of Mandela’s role …

… of the CPSA,were banned under the Suppression of Communism Act. In response to the new apartheid legislation and the … they did shortly before the NRC was abolished under the Bantu Authorities Act. Moroka caused some controversy when he … After a meeting of the ANC National Executive on 17 June 1951 to consider a response to the new apartheid legislation, …

… of the SANNC. After parliament had passed the Natives Land Act of 1913 he participated in the SANNC protest against it. … movement and his participation in the National European Bantu Conference of 1929, which aimed at bringing together … in black soccer and was founder member of the Johannesburg Bantu Football Association in 1929. …