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… was started at the Sisulu home, which she attended. Joyce’s involvement in the boycott was her initiation into the … Joyce secretly went to Durban where she met Steve Biko , Barney Pityana , Harry Nengwekhulu and others from the … Convention (BPC) was formed in 1972. Through Steve Biko she met Rick Turner and Griffiths Mxenge , whom Steve …

… Steve Biko is arrested for the last time at a roadblock near King William’s Town. …

… Stephen (Steve) Bantu Biko, the leader of the Black Consciousness Movement, dies in …

… The four policemen charged with the fatal beating of Steve Biko are denied amnesty. …

… Letter from Steve Biko to Colin Collins, regarding arrangements for a SASO and …

… the 1976 uprisings. Mudau was arrested after a Steve Biko commemoration in November 1977 and was subsequently …

… he became national secretary for South African Young Men's Christian Associations in 1965,base in Durban.Five years … (BCP) was born with Khoapa as director and Steve Biko as youth organizer from mid-1972 until March 1973. … social work from Case Western Reserve University in the U.S,and later taught at Grand Valley State University in …

… move to South Africa. The family settled in King William’s Town , Transkei (now Eastern Cape Province ), after a brief … of the country for the first time, as the funeral of Steve Biko , the leader of the Black Consciousness Movement (BCM) … revealed that he had been involved in the murder of Biko. Mackie exposed Nieuwoudt to the world, helping to bring …

… an outstanding young South African patriot, Stephen Bantu Biko. The bloody decade of the 1970s in our country, which … of one of the martyrs of this period, Stephen Bantu Biko. The distinguished and learned audience in this … have seemed, was nevertheless certain to become tomorrow’s happy reality. The unique opportunity for all this was …

… The thought of Steve Biko as the historico-philosophical base of South African …

… Letter from Steve Biko to SRC Presidents …

… Letter from Steve Biko to Thami Mazwai …

… Letter from Neville Curtis to Steve Biko …

… Letter from Steve Biko to Neville [Curtis] …

… Biko's death draws US Congress' attention …

… of Blacks’ defiance to the apartheid system. Ramphele’s political awakening came at a very young age. Her sister … SASO was formed in 1969, under the leadership of Steve Biko , with whom she later had a child. From 1970 onwards, … became increasingly drawn into political activism with Biko, Barney Pityana and other student activists at the …

… Bizos played a critical role through the years of Mandela’s incarceration, both professionally and as a family friend. … struggle. He represented the families of Steven Bantu Biko and Chris Hani . At the Truth and Reconciliation … appeared for, among others, the families of Steven Bantu Biko and the Cradock Four — Matthew Goniwe ,  Fort Calata ,  …

… 5th Steve Biko Memorial Lecture, by Nelson Mandela, 10 September 2004, …

… musical instruments. During his latter school years, Issel’s mother moved to Johannesburg after which he ended up in … role in an anti-apartheid play by Adam Small. When  Steve Biko  and Barney Pityana led black students out of the … of SASO in the Western Cape. In 1973 Issel, along with Biko, Pityana and other SASO leaders, was issued with his …

… same time Nupen and his fellow students started a worker’s newspaper called ‘ Isisebenzi’ (the Worker). He was … (who had been banished to King Williams Town) and Steve Biko . After his term as NUSAS president finished, Nupen … at his home in Bellair, Durban. With the death of Biko and Turner, Nupen went on a speaking tour around the …

… both his parents were teachers. He attended St. Matthew's College in Keiskammahoek where he obtained a post-primary teacher's qualification and later trained in 1931-1933 as an Anglican … an abandoned church building at 15 Leopold Street to Steve Biko and his colleagues whose operations became centered …

… Ndibhala Intando Yam - the isiXhosa translation of Steve Biko’s I Write What I Like - takes centre stage in a conversation … on Translating "I Write What I Like" by Steve Biko …

…  (SASO) meetings. Here he listened to people like  Steve Biko  and Barney Pityana and their fearless challenge of … study difficult for those associated with SASO. With SASO's banning in 1977, and leading activists in hiding, Naidoo … Allied Workers' Union (SFAWU), which became one of FOSATU's strongest affiliates. In 1984 he led the successful Simba …

… No sign of hunger strike - Biko doctors, ‘Rand Daily Mail’ by Helen Zille, 7 October …

… Steve Biko, Black activist who died in detention, is born in Ginsberg Location, near King William’s Town. …

… in Ventersdorp that the family followed his sister, Sylvia’s lead into the African Methodical Episcopal Church and … deliver the funeral oration at the freedom fighter, Steve Biko’s funeral. Biko was killed in detention by the South African Police. … Sparks A. & Tutu M.A. (2011) Life with the headmaster’s son from the Cape Times, [online] Available at …

… Tobias enrolled at the University of the Witwatersrand's Medical School in 1944, later branching into genetics. … Professor in Zoology in 1981. Following the death of Steve Biko in 1977, Tobias and other scholars wrote a formal … the South African Medical Council about the treatment of Biko by the police. They also took the Council to the Supreme …

… Sub-Editor — a first for black women journalists. Mayet’s writing reflected her concern for gender equality and a … secretary-treasurer, and also a member of the Writer’s Association of South Africa. On 30 November 1977, 29 black … 2013 Umtapo Centre in Durban awarded Mayet the Steve Biko International Peace Award.Zubeida “Juby” Mayet passed …

… In 1977, boycotts and unrest grew after Steve Biko , a South African Student Organisation (SASO) leader was killed in detention. Within a month of Biko’s death, thousands were detained or prosecuted and sentenced …