Such racist policy would be extremely functional for south African capitalism since the creation of Bantustans fostered an environment in which marginalized bantu workers were forced into migrant labor due to their being no industries within their allocated Bantustans(Christopher, 1994, 65) .Such a situation allowed White south African capital to dictate the terms of employment to the black migrants which in turn meant lower wages due to the fact white business held the means of production and had the ability to pay wages .The lack of basic industry within these Reserves was not the only ma...

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The Population Registration Act of 1950 classified all South Africans by their race: Bantu – black Africans; Colored – mixed race; white and the fourth category of Asians – Indians, Pakistanis, which was added later. ... "Verwoerd's 1953 Bantu Education Act established an inferior education system for Africans based upon a curriculum intended to produce manual laborers and obedient subjects. Similar discriminatory education laws were also imposed on Coloureds, who had lost the right to vote in 1956, and Indians"4 Later in the 1960s, a new policy of Grant Apart...

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Another legacy is that women were able to have more access to education. ... There was a desire to education of Africans. ... Another act of the Apartheid system was the Bantu Education Act of 1953 which created separate educational systems. ...

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The Belgians considered the Hutus to be inferior because they were the majority population (84%) and looked more Bantu. ... In the education sector the Hutus were not enrolled in schools any more. ...

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The racist polity of apartheid was introduced into South Africa after Dr Malan's National Party was elected into power in 1948 and effectively gave the overwhelming majority of the blacks population no rights or freedom; the aim of apartheid was to keep white domination over all other races in South...

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Under the category of "non-white" were further subdivisions that separated the "Bantu", "colored", and "Asian" citizens. ... In the mind of the public, the government started to attack the education of their children not long after the start of apartheid. In 1953, the Education Act banned black Africans from attending mission schools. ... Education was tampered with more in the mid-1970s where a pre-existing law to teach Afrikaans alongside of English was more actively enforced. ... The education system of children has also been revised and made better s...

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The Zulu dialect is a Bantu language known as: IsiZulu. ... Many organizations such as the United Nations Education, Scientific and Cultural Organization are attempting to educate citizens about the dangers related to polygamy. ...

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Four main ethnic groups comprise the population of Uganda: the Bantus, the Nilotics, the NiloHamitics, and the Sudanics. ... The constitution requires that all members of Parliament meet these qualifications: one must be a citizen of Uganda, a registered voter, and must have completed a minimum formal education of Advanced Level standard or its equivalent. ...

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