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… so they went around barefoot. The prison had signs saying ‘Poqo’—an isiXhosa word meaning ‘pure’ or ‘alone’ and adopted …

… self-determination of the Cape Coloured population. 1962 Poqo  uprisings in the Cape result in vicious killings, …

… at Lovedale High School, is arrested as a suspected Poqo member and jailed for three months. The South African …

… the end of 1962 the PAC launched its military wing called POQO which undertook its first attack on the Paarl Police …

… when an older brother had been arrested as a suspected Poqo member and jailed for nine months. Biko himself had been …

… buildings were the targets, not human beings. During 1961, Poqo had emerged as a new underground sabotage organisation, …

… Congress (PAC), Congress of Democrats, Umkhonto weSizwe, Poqo and who supported organisations thought to be acting on …

… to be the same organisation as the ANC. The organisation Poqo, the military wing of the PAC, was declared to be the …

… did not name them but he must have had in mind the PAC, Poqo and the National Committee of Liberation, later to …

… enabled the government to extend to Umkhonto we Sizwe and Poqo the restrictions already in force on the ANC and the PAC …