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John Jacques William Aitchison
Biography
… the Natal Witness (now Witness). It has continued without interruption since 1990. It is four pages of material in both
Zulu
and English and, though aimed at adults with low levels of formal education, the publication is frequently used in …
Cloete Breytenbach
Biography
… He has also published work of his own, including Unita in Angola, Namibia – Birth of a Nation, Savimbi’s Angola, The
Zulu
Nation and The Spirit of District Six (6 editions). For the last three decades he was self-employed and freelancing for …
Tswana
Article
… raising, and copper production. A period of warfare, political disruption, and migration commonly termed the difiqane (
Zulu
: mfecane ) characterized the first quarter of the nineteenth century. The difiqane engendered a period of chaos, during … in the late 1980s was estimated to be 70 percent Tswana peoples; the remainder were other Sotho peoples, as well as Xhosa,
Zulu
, and Shangaan. Another 1.5 million Tswana lived elsewhere in South Africa. Bophuthatswana's residents were …
Rebecca Malope
Biography
… record her albums, most notably Vuyo Mokoena. Though she does sing in a variety of languages, her music is sung mostly in
Zulu
. In 2004 Malope began her own SABC-2 TV talk show called Gospel Time. Today ‘Ribs’, as she is affectionately known, …
Arthur Nuthall Fula
Biography
… Naturelle-skrywer (The Trials and Tribulations of a Native Writer), his novel Dogter van die Zoeloe (The Daughter of the
Zulu
), the Xhosa text Lahliwe (Thrown Away), his short stories Matsiliso van Phomolong (Matsiliso of Phomolong) and Ulinipisi …
Jordan Kush Ngubane
Biography
… Explains Apartheid (1963), Ushaba: The Hurtle to Blood River (1975), numerous articles, and a number of works in
Zulu
, including a novel, Uvalo Lwezinhlonze (Terror in the Frowns). …
General South African History Timeline: 1990s
Article
… a welcome rally for the ANC Secretary-General, Mr. Alfred Nzo. 14 July, Chief Mangosuthu Gatsha Buthelezi, leader of the
Zulu
Inkatha Movement, announced the transformation of the Movement into a multiracial political party. 16 July, The ANC sent … W. de Klerk and Nelson Mandela held emergency talks in Pretoria as violence spread to Soweto. Fighting started there when
Zulu
migrant workers armed with axes and spears attacked passengers at a train station. 17 August, The ANC as well as COSATU … conflict. 24 August, More than five hundred people die in eleven days of fighting between township residents and migrant
Zulu
workers in the PWV region, and the government declares a State of Emergency in this region. 27 August, At a four-day …
Africa: Colonialism, Arts, Protest & Independence
Article
… is directed by Chikly in Tunisia. 1925 Thomas Mofolo publishes his third novel, the critically acclaimed Shaka the
Zulu
, written in Sotho Radio broadcasting begins in Algeria 1927 Kenneth Murray arrives in Nigeria at Aina Onabolu's …
Colonial history of Polokwane
Article
… British annexed the Transvaal in 1877, rendering the Boers British subjects. The increasingly hostile relations with the
Zulu
and Pedi became a problem for both the Boers and the British. A bloody war between the Boers, British and Pedi broke out …
Moses Mabhida
Biography
… logistical planning for MK, based at various times in Lesotho, Mozambique, and Swaziland, where his strong attachment to
Zulu
culture and history is said to have earned him the affection of the aged King Sobhuza. In 1985, while on a mission to … The exhumation ceremony was attended by ANC Deputy President Jacob Zuma , Mabhida’s family members, members of the Kwa-
Zulu
Natal provincial government, Premier Sbu Ndebele and Finance and Economic Affairs MEC Zweli Mkhize and South African … and he finally came to rest in government Heroes' Acre at Slangspruit, Pietermaritzburg, in his native province of Kwa-
Zulu
Natal on 2 December 2006. In 2002, President Thabo Mbeki posthumously awarded the Order of the Baobab to Mabhida, for …
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