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… the community and a keen athlete. He was President of the Dube Bowling Club, and President of the South African Cricket …

… removals from Sophiatown, his family was relocated to Dube, Soweto, in 1958. After matriculating from Pimville High …

… for the Congress when a dispute between Seme and  John L. Dube  threatened to leave the organisation without …

… he enlisted support from  Sol Plaatje  and from  John L. Dube , whom he had met in America in 1897. Nothing came of …

… Petition to the Prime Minister, from the Rev. John L. Dube, President, South African Native National Congress, …

… The Rev. John Langalibalele Dube (Mafukuzela), politician and founder and first editor of …

… future wife Ethene Kuene, whom he married 1931. Rise of Dube and Champion The mid-late 1920s marked the early … AWG Champion and Gumbede in direct competition with John Dube’s Natal Native Congress marked a deep split between … him a controversial figure in Natal politics. In contrast, Dube, an intellectual, believed in pursuing consolidation and …

… and the South African Congress of Trade Unions  (SACTU) in Dube, Soweto. He assisted in setting up and coordinating …

… good reputation with three teachers of high calibre: John Dube , Albert Luthuli and Mavuma Nembula.  An event of … was officially inaugurated on 8 June 1900. With  John Dube  and others, Gumede was a founder member of the NNC, and … branches due to personal differences between Gumede and Dube, who was part of the Durban NNC branch. The two only …

… Fikgile and Ben Arnold held an art exhibition at the Dube YWCA. In describing the exhibit, Mnyele wrote: “It … something clicked.” (Staffrider 1980 Sept Oct, p.41) The Dube exhibition, located physically within the June 1976 …

… Elias Monare, from ‘Dube Street 1935, Wattville Natives Town, Benoni’ in the …

… Art Center. From 1966 to 1968 he taught sculpture at Dube Art Project Zenzele, a centre for children in Soweto. In …

… The Rev. John Langalibalele Dube, Zulu journalist and politician, is born in Inanda, …

… joined other top South African artists such as Lucky Dube , Ladysmith Black Mambazo and Yvonne Chaka Chaka for a …

… at the YWCA (Young Women’s Christian Association) in Dube in Soweto. In 1970 to 1974 he studied art further at the …

… Moloto, Sello Moeti, Musa Nkosi, Richmond Ramotse, Edward Dube, Scotch Duma and Don "City" Ngubeni. They returned to …

… South African Association of Youth Clubs and for the YWCA-Dube Center. Her career peaked when she accepted a position …

… James Dube, a minor Zulu chief converted by the Rev. Daniel …

… 150th anniversary of the birth of Dr John Langalibalele Dube , in 2020, the founding President of the South African National Native Congress (SANNC), the Dr JL Dube Institute invited Buthelezi to deliver the memorial …

… of age at the time, operating under the nom de guerre John Dube (or simply JD), while serving as the African National …

… Ngubane was offered the assistant editorship of John L. Dube's newspaper,  Ilanga lase Natal.  From that beginning, …

… van Malter). When Sophiatown was demolished, Mohl moved to Dube, in Soweto, where he taught at Madiban High School and …

… education began in 1913 at Ohlange Institute . Rev. John Dube , founding member and first president of the African … school in 1900. He was also a friend of the Bhengu family. Dube’s institute became the first Black-directed institution … in Daughters of Africa, an organization started by Dr Dube’s wife, Angeline to encourage woman to become involved …

… with several leading student activists. Koka’s house in Dube, Soweto was a venue for secret meetings for BCM …

… from his post together with the President-General John Dube*. In mid -1918 Msane headed a deputation of blacks to …

… she supported the early fundraising activities of John L Dube and Sol Plaatje , and campaigned with them on issues … p.34. |H. Hughes: The First President: A Life of John L. Dube, Founding President of the ANC . Jacana Media, 2011. …

… the first pupils of the Ohlange Institute, founded by John Dube in Natal and later attended the Healdtown Institution in …

… African People's Union (Zapu). Zapu commander John Dube was in charge, with MK's Chris Hani as commissar. Hani …

… Priest to be ordained. In 1901, John Langalibalele Dube founded the Ohlange Institute. The choir at this …

… vacuum created by the illness and the death of John L Dube in 1946, Luthuli became actively involved in … defeated Selby Msimang in a by-election for a successor to Dube on the Natives' Representative Council (NRC). Luthuli …