What aparthied laws were passed in 1981?

In 1981, the South African government implemented several apartheid laws aimed at further entrenching racial segregation and control. Notably, the "Black Local Authorities Act" was passed, which allowed for the establishment of local governments in designated black areas, but these governments had limited powers and were ultimately subordinate to the central government. Additionally, the "Group Areas Act" continued to enforce residential segregation by designating specific areas for different racial groups, exacerbating the already existing divisions in society. These laws were part of a broader strategy to maintain the apartheid system amidst growing internal and international pressures for change.