Herlzog about twenty years ago with the aim of infiltrating other organizations in the hope of eventually gaining control of the Nationalist Party. Sir dc Villiers said that the United Party wanted to have one authority over the whole country. We didn't want that because we wanted, as a community, to be an integral part of the people of South Africa.
Arendse said in April 2008 that he believed a large majority of people of color opposed the government's race policy. It was erroneously reported in last year's Surrey that this was a branch of the Federal Party. The Home Secretary said in the General Assembly of "March 2" that between July 7, 1950, when the original Population Registration Act came into effect, and the end of 1966.
Laing appealed her classification, but it was grudgingly upheld by a Supreme Court judge. The most controversial parts of the law died with the publication of defense-related information. Seventy-five percent of the equipment in this network was manufactured by South African industries.
An account is given of the m a n u f a c t u r e in South Africa of I m p a l a jet trainers, mini-copters and gliders.'0'.
Warnings to certain people in Port Elizabeth
During the past year there have again been frequent attacks in the "Current Affairs" program of the South African Broadcasting Corporation on English language newspapers, universities, churches and oily institutions.0-1'. In an editorial published on May 17, the Rand Daily Mail referred to criticism of the police made by the defense during the trial, and Mr. Mothopeng cited after completing a three-year sentence for promoting the aims of the Pan-African Congress.
An account is given on page 65 of the trial of Africans accused of terrorism in South West Africa. In evidence subsequently given in court, the security police officer who commanded the attack on the camp said (that three terrorists had been killed. According to a press report,0'0 in March 1967, the Botswana police confronted a group of ten guerrillas on the south bank of the Okavango River.
Without warning, one of the latter opened the lire, injuring a white police officer and an African constable. Before the individuals arrested in connection with most of the events described above had been brought to justice, the Government introduced the Terrorism Act, which applies to the Republic and to South West Africa. There was legal doubt as to whether the terms of the amendments to the Suppression of Communism Act made in 1966(7) covered persons who received sabotage training in South West Africa before 4 November 1966.
No trial for an offense under the Act shall be instituted without the written authority of the Attorney-General. The Commissioner must notify the Minister as soon as possible of the name of any detainee and the place where he is being held. The provisions of the Border Control Act, which tightened provisions regarding access to South Africa, are described on page 45.
The lead lawyer for the defense challenged the validity of the procedure, but his arguments were rejected by the judge. As mentioned in the previous chapter, some of the men complained of assault at the hands of the security police during the interrogation." When the Crown closed its case, on 15 November, one of the accused was found not guilty and acquitted.
ATTEMPTED INFILTRATION OF ALLEGED TERRORISTS THROUGH RHODESIA
Speaking in the Assembly on February 6, the Minister of Bantu Administration and Development said that the average ratio throughout South Africa's industrial network was 2.2 Africans to one white. Various reports'7 indicate that the Minister wrote to the Cape Chamber of Industry early in December 1966 that extremely stringent measures should be introduced to (reduce African labor in the Western Cape, but (klo. U The Deputy Minister of Bantu Administration in .lunc announced, that a standing cabinet committee was appointed to reduce the number of Africans in the Western Cape.
In the General Assembly on April 5(u), the deputy minister of Bantu administration said that by 1980 there would be 800,000 colored people in the Western Cape according to a study by the Chamber of Industry. Coloreds, however, would keep the group in areas demarcated for them in a few towns in the African labor zone; As mentioned on page 145, the Colored now living in the Transkei will also have to gradually move west of the Cat/Fish line.
The minister told the assembly on 21 February '-1' that there were around 131,414 contract workers in the Western Cape at the time. The Chief Commissioner for Bantu Affairs in Cape Town has announced some changes to the system. Nqwandi had permission to remain in the area, but was she entitled to remain under the Bantu (Urban Areas) Act.
Mjakula had fulfilled the requirements of the law, she did not need explicit permission to remain in the area.(20). But Mrs Noel Robb wrote in the May issue of the South African Outlook that there are no trees or fuel, no clinic or GP. A full description of Sada by Mrs Robb, illustrated with photographs, appeared in the November issue of The Black Sash.).
During his policy statement in the Legislative Assembly in May(36), the Home Affairs Minister, Chief J. Moshesh, said there had been a large increase since 1965. That year, government employment agencies had recruited 23,601 of whom 77 percent went to work in the Western Cape . However, it is only in the Western Cape that these contracts are limited to one year.).
In the Assembly on 28 February 1", the Minister of Bantu Administration and Development said that on 30 June 1966 there were 68,671 Africans from Mozambique in South Africa. leave.
CENTRES AND YOUTH CENTRES
