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… African Students (COSAS) and also became chairman of the Dube branch of the Soweto Youth Congress (SOYCO). In 1986 he …

… 8 January 1912. At SANNC's inaugural conference, Rev. John Dube was elected as its first president in absentia. The …

… The explosion we heard on our way to Kliptown was at Dube municipal office. The late comrade John was blown up in …

… and, in absentia, Seme`s cousin, Reverend John Dube of Inanda, Natal, the President. Two months later, on February 2, Dube made his first official call to the leaders, chiefs and … material and political betterment.4 John Langalibalele Dube was the son of a minor Zulu chief of the Ngcobo line. He …

… Congress (ANC) was founded as the SANCC in 1912. John Dube was its first president, and the well known writer and …

… is formed in Bloemfontein, with John Langalibalele Dube elected as the first President. 1913 28 May, A group of …

… Mutloatse Pimville, Soweto . Two Stories Sol Rachilo Dube, Soweto . The Bicycle,( a poem)Jackie Seroke Alexandra …

… there were clear signs that other Zulu nationalists like Dube, Petros Lamula and Rev S. Simelane were engaged in a … on Dingaan’s Day, 16 December 1921, during the course of Dube’s absence overseas, Gumede announced the founding of his … Even Natal’s conservative Black leaders like the Revs. Dube and J. Calusa complained that“ the position ... was …

… an article published in Umteteli, Xuma praises  Rev. John Dube ,  DDT Jabavu  and  Charlotte Maxeke  for their … a contract to have a new home built at 1401 Mtipa Street, Dube. June: Xuma is finally forced to vacate his home of 30 … takes place. After a private ceremony at his home in Dube, Xuma’s body is taken in procession to the Donaldson …

… was still a Bill in parliament on 21 March 1913,, John L Dube, President of the South African Native National Congress … Hall in St. James, Cape Town. In attendance were John L Dube, Saul Msane , Dr CH Hagger, Miss Molteno and advocate … “every clause in the bill was bad”. At the end of May, Dube addressed another protest meeting near the race course …

… the Union in search of financial assistance. July,   John Dube attends the Second Pan-African Congress in London. 30 …

… a landmark exhibition, It's a New Day, held by Mnyele in Dube, Soweto. This does contextualise Mnyele's motivation and …

… 1867-1946: An Historical Assessment "Gumede and John Dube are the pioneers who were the inspiration and foundation … is legendary. None of his three ANC predecessors, Dube, Makgatho and Mahabane spoke out against the intolerable … intellect". 765 True, Gumede and the early ANC leaders (Dube, Mahabane and Makgatho) shared a distaste for political …

… at Ohlange Institute 'a boarding school' under Dr. John Dube , the founding President of the South African Native … Council (NRC) following the death of Dr John Dube. 1948 Attends the North American Missionary Conference …

… present in such early writers as Sol Plaatjie , John Dube and Pixley Seme because of what they regarded as …

… Lionel Abrahams (Johannesburg) Poems .  Nakedi waPhosa (Dube) A Poem. Duncan Foster (Alberton), Poems. Lehlohonolo …

… to congress’s first inaugural president John Langalibalele Dube, and Selby Msimang handed the position of secretary to … Ka Isaka Seme of Inanda (nephew of John Langalibalele Dube) and Alfred Mangena from Estcourt. The fourth was George … He was appointed treasurer-general, with the late Dr J. L. Dube of Natal the first president, and secretary-general the …

… the United States Congress. Reverend John Langalibalele Dube was elected as its first president (in absentia), and …

… Page 52 Voices of Liberation vol.1 Albert Lutuli, by G JL Pillay …

… had 12 Presidents since 1912. They were John Langalibalele Dube from 1912-1917, Sefako Makgatho from 1917-1924, ZR …

… leaders like Pixley Ka Isaka Seme, John Langalibalele Dube, Professor Matthews, Inkosi Albert Luthuli, Anton …

… 1898 - 1967 After the illness and the death of John L. Dube in 1946 Chief Albert Luthuli defeated Selby Msimang in a by-election for a successor to Dube on the Natives' Representative Council. With the backing …

… generated a profit of 1, 009,905 pounds. The beerhall at "Dube hostel has been completed and is very popular. Profits … was a continuation of the NRB for Meadowlands, Dube, Diepkloof and parts of Rockville. For the rest of …

… Inanda is known as the home of John Langalibalele Dube, first president of the African National Congress (ANC), …

… in 1980, reggae took hold across Africa. Lucky Dube was the first major South African artists; his style was … radio stations such as the wildly successful Yfm. Lucky Dube' album slave made him one of the best-selling artists in …

… small groups of men from neighbouring areas like Phefeni, Dube and Orlando West join him. He is subsequently arrested …

… and close to the industrial school of John Langalibalele Dube – the first president of the African National Congress. Dube’s weekly called Ilanga lase Natal was initially printed … African leaders. In his reporting of a speech made by Dube for Indian Opinion on September 2, 1905, he said that …

… Samuel Edward Krune Mqhayi, Solomon T. Plaatje, and John Dube in the recruitment of men to the South African Native …

… (APO) is elected as the chairperson. July,   John Dube attends the Second Pan-African Congress in London. 30 … labour policy. The meeting is attended by John Dube, Selope Thema, Sefako Mapogo Makgatho, D.D.T Jabavu and …