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… The establishment of Drum Magazine in the 1950s, notwithstanding the newly-elected … month. The magazine, initially established as ‘The African Drum’ by journalist and broadcaster Robert Crisp, was not at … rebranded the magazine, thereby making it more dynamic. Drum was so successful that Bailey used its urban, racy style …

… INTERVIEW WITH DRUM, MAY 1953 …

… People involved with Drum Magazine …

… on the Border of Resistance Photography While African Drum is often considered to be the first major forum for … in the late 1940's, photographing the mines. [16] Drum and the Development of Resistance Photojournalism … to be considered the gauge of resistance photography, then Drum marked its beginning. During the 1960's Drum had a …

… Key Words : Can Themba, Apartheid, Writer in Exile, Drum Magazine Born : 1924 Marabastad, Pretoria Died : 1968 … St. Joseph’s Missionary, Swaziland Journalist and Editor- Drum Magazine Can Themba. Photograph by Drum Photographer. Permission: Baileys History Archives …

… and government beerhalls and passes for women. Photo by Drum photographer © Baileys African History Archive Labour …

… visual, creative arts, performance and drama. African drum - relevant to all cultures and representative of the …

… You September 2007 Oswald Mtshali Sounds of A Cowhide Drum, Renoster Press 1971     Fireflames 1980   Soweto …

… in the last sixty years. Many of them were linked to Drum Magazine and Golden City Post. Their biographies, short …

… police meant business." Humphrey Tyler, assistant editor, Drum magazine... "We went into Sharpeville the back way, … and I think the crowd knew it." Ian Berry, photographer, Drum magazine... "March 21st was my day off and I was at home … taking place across the Reef, and I went into the Drum Office to see what their contacts had heard. Nothing, it …

… Nat Nakasa , editor. Publication of ‘ Sounds of a Cowhide Drum’ , Oswald Mtshali’s first book of poetry, by Renoster …

… to their husbands. A woman describes this struggle in a Drum article in 1959. She says, ‘ We do not get enough food. … £ 2 in taxes. The employers do not pay them anything ’ (Drum, 1959). Women were then faced with the burden of taking … the reasoning behind the destruction of dipping tanks in a Drum article: One of the 600 women arrested in the New …

… in the field was Zonk , followed by the more political Drum . Most of the best-known writers of the 1950s, such as … - poetry and drama. Oswald Mtshali's Sounds of a Cowhide Drum (1971), the first full book of poetry in English for …

… Township High School. 1954 Worked as a photojournalist for Drum Magazine , South African publication, until 1963. 1957 …

… intelligent than their law-abiding brothers. (A. Sampson, Drum, 1956) Some of the more well known gangs in Sophiatown … of a savagely cruel man. Newspapers and magazines such as Drum and High Note carried sensational monthly articles about …

… assistant to Jurgen Schadeberg in design and production at Drum magazine . 1959 Jürgen Schadeberg leaves Drum to pursue a career as a freelance photographer (he joined  Drum  magazine as their official photographer and layout …

… and could mean either a batten, or a ring beam IBODA - The drum wall of a cone on cylinder dwelling IFESDIRI - A window. … began to build their dwellings in the form of a central drum, some six to eight metres in diameter, surmounted by a …

… political activist and student leader. (Photograph by Drum photographer © Baileys Archive) In 1975 a group of …

… a shift from the more entertaining stories published in Drum Magazine of the 1950s. Included were: ‘ the brutality of …

… - voices with a distinctive stamp and style. The popular Drum magazine in the 1950s was their forum, and encouraged … flamboyant gangsters (tsotsis). At the same time as the Drum generation was creating the first urban black voice, one … Mbuyiseni Mtshali's Volume of poems The Sound of a Cowhide Drum , was published. Publication of the magazine Izwi . 1972 …

… throughout the segregation and apartheid period. In 1952 Drum magazine's Henry Nxumalo had heard rumours that some … workers in Bethal. He wrote the story 'Bethal Today' and Drum published it. In 1954, the farmer Snyman, on whose farm …

… to an account from Humphrey Tyler, the assistant editor at Drum magazine : The police have claimed they were in …

… of freed prized slaves celebrating with a ghoema-style drum and shaker (Meltzer et. al., 2012:2). A comprehensive … the beach on a Sunday afternoon and beating on the ghoema drum. This ghoema-drum tradition and the mish-mash of dance steps used by …

… this job for some time, but at 40 he started working for Drum and Zonk as a freelance journalist. As a freelance … well, but the magazine he was working for at the time, Drum, did not like this. [vi] They felt that he was being …

… Moyake’s wailing saxophone riffs pair with a rolling drum accompaniment that symbolize the breaking of the …

… shield. The shape of the shield makes reference to the drum, and contains two human figures from Khoisan rock art. …

… was returned to East London, where local newspapers and Drum magazine covered his story in great detail. He was given …