The National Party's 1913 and 1936 Land Acts created the "native reserves" that became these regions.
Sol Kerzner amassed all 18 of the available casino licenses in these regions after they legalized gambling. Nana Mahomo depicted malnutrition in one of these regions in the documentary Last Grave at Dimbaza. Cosmas Desmond criticized the existence of these regions after serving at a mission near (*) Ladysmith. Henrik Verwoerd helped develop these regions in the 1950s to guard against the "overthrow [of] western culture." The National Party's 1913 and 1936 Land Acts created the "native reserves" that became these regions. Only two of these regions, QwaQwa and the ► Ciskei, were made up of a single continuous territory. Nominally independent examples of these regions included the Transkei, Venda, and Bophuthatswana. In 1994, Natal was expanded to include what had been one of these regions, KwaZulu. For 10 points, name these semi-autonomous regions to which many blacks were forcibly relocated in apartheid South Africa.
Sol Kerzner amassed all 18 of the available casino licenses in these regions after they legalized gambling.
Bantustans (or Bantu homelands; accept equivalents)