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… Natal, 1912 (PDF) How Congress Began - R.V. Selope Thema, Drum July 1953 (PDF) "Native Union" Article by Pixley ka …

… this system was exposed in 1947, nationalising the issue. Drum magazine took up the story in 1952, after coming in …

… He was also one of the first black journalists to work for Drum Magazine. Matshikiza wrote the music for the musical …

… tights, a pink construction hat and carrying a whistle, a drum and a placard reading “Exhibit White @ Arrogance …

… Toward Patriotic Art by Mpikayipheli; Staffrider Profile Drum: The Inside Story by Nelson Ottah; Music Profile: Baby …

… career as a journalist for the South African magazine Drum. Sibeko joined the Pan Africanist Congress (PAC) during …

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

… I write. This message was given to the representative of Drum, Johannesburg monthly, and published in the paper in …

… was part of a group of journalists, many working for Drum Magazine, associated with the vibrant, violent and …

… she worked  as a journalist for the Golden City Post and Drum magazine. At the beginning of 1960, she joined the Pan …

… , a short story writjavascript:void(0);er who worked for Drum magazine at the time. Themba advised him how to apply to work in the photography department of Drum under picture editor JÁ¼rgen Schadeberg.  Although he … of his work. After several weeks of meetings, he began at Drum on 2 May 1958. With his first pay packet, Cole enrolled …

… [Drum, a Johannesburg monthly, asked a number of African …

… Cole started working as a darkroom and layout assistant at Drum Magazine, a radical black lifestyle publication in … from the New York Institute of Photography before leaving Drum in 1960 to work as a chief photographer on a weekly …

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

… culture and politics in a very vital way to produce Drum magazine. Through the influence of their first … provide an invaluable resource in our popular history. Drum It is only 30 years later that a number of books that … life after a long time away. Working in the mould of Drum ('live fast, die young and have a good-looking corpse'] …

… the color line.” His writing inspired the writers of the Drum generation in 1950s Sophiatown, as well as the blooming … When Abrahams briefly returned to South Africa in 1952, Drum magazine’s staff gave him a hero’s welcome. However, … Africa’s apparent acceptance of the system. According to Drum editor Anthony Sampson, at a 200-person banquet thrown …

… stamping feet on the ground. A variety of wind, string and drum instruments is used in ceremonies and festivals . The …

… - 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 …

… African Lodestar, Workers' Voice, Inkululeko [Freedom], Drum, The Forum, and The South African Out­look. Also … Story of Dr. Alfred Xuma" in eleven brief installments in Drum, March 1954-January 1955. Because of the foresight of …

… 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 …