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… to Parliament or the Provincial Councils ?on any legislation regarded as being in the interest of natives?. … Segregationist Legislation Timeline 1930-1939 …

… of votes to white women as a political tool. By passing legislation to give the vote to white women in 1930 he …

… splits and fusions. Economically the late 1920s and early 1930s were difficult years. There was a worldwide depression … often domestic service proved to be the answer. In the 1930s the Government made attempts to stem the flow of … often finding work in the industrial sector. Segregation legislation against Black, Indian and Coloured South Africans …

… a general strike that lasted until 1930 was called In the 1930s the CPSA continued to hold anti-pass campaigns and … the 16th of December, particularly in the 1920s and the 1930s became a day that highlighted divisions in the country. … the country's black people by passing various pieces of legislation. It was the implementation of these repressive …

… The Intelligentsia 3. The South African Communist Party 4. Legislation Abbreviations (BACK TO TOP) BIOGRAPHIES 1. Indian …

… because of what they regarded as increasingly repressive legislation by the Union Government. The contribution of … writers. The first western-style drama developed in the 1930s, most notably with the plays of Herbert Dhlomo. Most … a superbly authentic recreation of the Johannesburg of the 1930s. The early 1970s saw the rise of the Black …

… of the African National Congress May, Anti-Indian Legislation: The Transvaal Asiatic Land Tenure (Amendment) … interests on proclaimed (mining) land. Anti-Indian Legislation: The Industrial Conciliation Act, 1930. Anti-Indian Legislation: Wage Amendment Act, 1930. Anti-Indian …

… to be felt by the 1920s (and the increased rapidly in the 1930s and 1940s), with women such as Ray Alexander , Hetty … of the ANC. The CPSA went into decline in the late 1930s, and was later reconstituted (in 1953) as the less … within a year the town women's demands and the offending legislation was repealed. According to Wells, ‘Pretoria …

… the South African Indian Congress (SAIC) . However, in the 1930s -1940s the TIC experienced more radical leadership when … 1903 by Mahatma Gandhi to protest against the anti-Indian legislation in the area. The organization depended on … Source: Mayibuye Centre (scanned from photocopy ©) In the 1930s the organization started coming under the influence of …

… in White agriculture that had started in the 1920s and 1930s continued after World War II and into the 1950s and … labour tenancy into wage labour. Farmers, who in the 1930s and early 1940s were desperate for unlimited supplies … no longer needed by the agricultural sector, and the 1964 legislation resulted in the growing removal of these tenants …

… by the Native Administration Act, chieftaincy in the 1930s through to the 1960s and 1970s was largely subjected to … in exploiting a window of opportunity allowed by existing legislation and acquire large tracts of land. Part of the … in land he acquired at different times in the 1920s and 1930s. Land shortage in the “Scheduled Native Areas” was …

… of forcible removal of people as the result of racist legislation. It is incredibly difficult to calculate precise … is equally difficult to pinpoint a specific origin for the legislation, that segregated South Africa’s cities into … In another step toward enforced segregation, the late 1930s and early 1940s saw the implementation of pegging laws …

… of Indian Immigrants 1876 The Free State Republic passes legislation allowing Indians to enter the Republic with the … went against the traders 1885 The first discriminatory legislation directed at Indians, Law 3 of 1885 , is passed in … does not apply to those who live with employers. 1888 Legislation is passed compelling Free Indians forced to carry …

… Introduction The concept of segregation Discriminatory legislation up to 1924 Political Legislation Economic Legislation Legislation regarding Indians Introduction ↵ The … Indian South Africans: 1924-1948 Legislation and Segregation …

… Smuts’ South African Party (SAP). One of the key pieces of legislation that the Pact Government agreed on was the need … municipality was forced to shelve its plans. Early in the 1930s the situation changed in the municipality’s favour. The … Sophiatown experiencing a sharp population increase in the 1930s. The next spurt in Sophiatown’s population growth …

… Act of 1913 is passed. The Act is yet another piece of legislation that enrages Makgatho, and he later condemns its … Labour Party form PACT government . With SANP influence, legislation affecting Africans is tightened. This is … ANC support for a united response to the government’s new legislation. During his address Makgatho condemns the Urban …

… were brought under the 19th century Masters and Servants legislation, taxation policies for African tenants on … of African farm workers into urban areas. Thus, by the 1930s tenancy on White owned farms had effectively been … This situation was however to change dramatically in the 1930s as the reserve economies slid deeper into crisis, …

… mines. The migrant labour system is the evidence of how legislation was used to the benefit of mining magnates and … [23] . Wenela recruitment expanded even more in the 1930s, it expanded to Bechuanaland, Nyasaland, Northern … Migrant Labour later replaced it in 1947 [25] . Legislation There was a need to organise labour supply in the …

… labour, employing an average of 2 000 workers through the 1930s and 1940s.  Municipal workers and their dependants … In its report, the Commission found no justification for legislation to prevent the White or Cape Malay wives of Asiatics from owning property, but recommended legislation prohibiting marriages between Whites and Blacks. …

… Indian Congress members called for the rejection of the legislation and came up against the Transvaal Indian Congress … dealing with the government and anti - discriminatory legislation. They failed to persuade the Transvaal Indian …

… rhetoric and decides not to proceed with anti-Indian legislation during the Second World War. Following an …

… Alienation Ordinance, No 14 of 1922 Timeline: Anti-Indian Legislation. This ordinance enables the Durban City Council … for skilled work, Indian workers are excluded.  The legislation was a reflection of the belief of most Whites, … Indians from entering licensed premises is withdrawn. 1930s The Transvaal Asiatic Land Tenure of 1930 The …

… by Ernest Cole During the great depression in the 1930s, prison labour was made available to the agricultural … the treatment of prisoners. In 1959, a major new prison legislation,  Prison Act of 1959 , was introduced which was …

… novelty of apartheid was the pervasiveness of its racist legislation. Apartheid can be defined as the de jure version … and the right to live in certain areas controlled through legislation, but also the right to move freely throughout the … photographic propaganda with the enforcement of censorship legislation. Resistance photography has faced the dual …

… agitation in the European community and moves to enact legislation to segregate Indians. It was only at the third … under British control. A change in leadership During the 1930s and 1940s, the SAIC leadership was challenged by …

… especially in the mining sector, ensured that they passed legislation that marginalized Black workers. 1918-1929 The …

… from being a united force for a significant part of the 1930s, the ANC was plagued by divisions and factionalism, … and in 1940 Mahabane was replaced by AB Xuma. In the late 1930s the ANC began reorganising itself by revitalising its … rhetoric and decides not to proceed with anti-Indian legislation during the Second World War. Following an …

… of the Group Areas Act The GAA was one of many pieces of legislation used to control the lives of Indians, Coloureds, … 1948 were less coherent and often provisional in nature. Legislation passed by the Apartheid government were done in a … farms) (Horrell, 1978: 203). Furthermore, during the 1930s, White farmers tried to force Africans to labour on …

… rights in the Homelands . The NP government introduced legislation that provided for the establishment of Homelands …

… of 'Broederbond'. Callinicos writes that as early as the 1930s Afrikaans women were regarded as the main bearers of … fell into the general category of the ‘pass'. Until the 1930s women were generally exempt from pass control but the … within a year the town women's demands and the offending legislation was repealed. According to Wells, ‘Pretoria …