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… Dr. James Sebe Moroka was the great grandson of Chief Moroka I of the Barolong, from Thaba Nchu  in the then Orange Free State. Moroka was born on 16 March 1892, in Thaba-Nchu. He attended … Dr James Sebe Moroka …

… a hospital minister. Two years later he was transferred to Moroka in Soweto, and from 1969 to 1976 he was again called … interest in education and he served as Chairperson of the Moroka School Board for years. The Sekano Ntoane High School … sons and one daughter. He died in 1980 and was buried in Moroka, Soweto. …

… annual conference in Bloemfontein in 1949 when Dr J.S. Moroka was elected president. He also was involved in the …

… during the Defiance Campaign and was active in the Moroka branch. …

… mineworkers' strike. He later opened a grocery store in Moroka Township, Johannesburg, and in 1949 became a member of the Moroka Advisory Board. He joined the African National …

… the tswana and was an active Methodist.A relative of James Moroka by marriage,he was also related to Sol Plaatje' s … he sold 500 morgen to Alfred Xuma.In 1937 he joined James Moroka in establishing Moroka High School in Thaba 'Nchu,a co-educational bording …

… then attended St Matthews Roman Catholic School Rockville, Moroka. Mazibuko then attended Marianhill High School, in … Civic Organisation. She was an executive member of the Moroka Branch African National Congress Youth League (ANCYL) …

… Imperial takeover of Basutoland. The Rolong of Thaba’Nchu Moroka II ruled Thab’Nchu, a chiefdom adjacent to Basutoland. … had settled after escaping from the Difacane . Moroka, fearful of Moshoeshoe, allied with Brand in March … the war against the Basuto, Thaba’Nchu became an enclave. Moroka, together with Brand, prevented Matlabe, a Rolong …

… the conference because of ill health, dashed off to James Moroka's home in Batho location to pursue him to stand for election. After Moroka's election to the presidency, the PA was adopted by …

… BaRolong Chief and Patriot , (1966: posthumous) Chief Moroka: His Life, His Country and His People , (1987: …

… Council for the De­fiance Campaign along with James Moroka,Yusuf Dadoo,Walter Sisulu and J.B. Marks. He was …

… means, Njongwe was a strong contender to succeed  James Moroka  as president-general; support for  Albert Luthuli …

… he completed the course he taught at a primary school in Moroka, Soweto, in 1961. The following year he taught an at …

… in 1963, Saoli enrolled at the Morris Isaacson School in Moroka. Saoli cultivated an interest in art inspired by the …

… in August she too was banned. Ndzanga had to report to the Moroka Police Station every Monday.  On 12 May 1969, Ndzanga …

… Nchu he returned to Johannesburg and managed one of James Moroka's businesses. He married Miriam Ncamziwe Mosaka in …

… moved to other areas in Soweto, first Rockville and then Moroka. It was in the latter where, beginning in the mid …

… the residents forcibly removed by the apartheid regime to Moroka Emergency Camp. Malele joined the  African National …

… State, where he was instrumental in 1930, in founding the Moroka Training Institution, where he was based for ten …

… protests against the new repressive apartheid laws. James Moroka, ANC president at the time, lived in the Orange Free … (Johannesburg). Consequently, Sisulu took over many of Moroka's responsibilities in addition to being … of Communism Act. In December 1952, Sisulu, Mandela, Moroka and others were tried under the Suppression of …

… in with his parents at the age of 14, staying with them in Moroka outside Johannesburg , Transvaal. There he began …

… Motaung, Nicky Sangele and Thelle Mogoerane entered the Moroka Police Station and opened fire on police officers on …

… were married in 1950. Matshikiza taught for a while at Moroka High School and later established a private music …

… 1950 at Newtown Market Square, ANC President Dr J S Moroka declared his support for united action against … by and the meeting was presided over by ANC President, Dr. Moroka. The joint honorary secretaries of the Convention, … Dr Monty Naicker declared the ANC President, Dr. Moroka, as “Commander-in-Chief.” On 26 June, Parliament …

… Luthuli a natural candidate to succeed ANC President James Moroka , who at his trial during the Defiance Campaign tried …

… and the newly elected ANC President-General Dr James Sebe Moroka jointly endorsed the Defend Free Speech Convention, … The Youth League believed that the endorsement by Dr Moroka undermined the ANC’s Programme of Action. … and banned. An  emergency  meeting was called, with Dr Moroka presiding, consisting of the ANC Youth League, South …

… a major defeat for Xuma and many senior colleagues. James Moroka , a prominent physician of Xuma’s generation, had … for president general. Despite losing the presidency to Moroka, Xuma was retained on the executive.  This, however, …

… the Prime Minister of Lesotho) then convinced Dr James S Moroka to stand as the ANC’s President. He was duly elected …