- Cape
independence (Afrikaans:
Kaapse onafhanklikheid; isiXhosa:
inkululeko yaseKapa), also
known by the
portmanteau CapeXit, is a
secessionist political...
-
Political Biography by
Brian Bunting.
Published by
Inkululeko Publications, 39
Goodge Street,
London W1. ©
Inkululeko Publications, 1975.
Moses Kotane's tomb...
- on the
occasion of the
strike in 1922.
South African Communists Speak (
Inkululeko, 1981)
contains this and
other do****ents from the
History of the South...
-
Inkululeko Yabatsha School of Arts, a
combination of
Ndebele and
English phrase which means Freedom of the Youth,
officially known as IYASA, is a Zimbabwean...
- for
television by the SABC in 1989, as well as
Umthetho KaMthetho and
Inkululeko Isentabeni[citation needed]. He has
twice won the
Nguni category in the...
-
revolves around the
sound of
three kicks. Heavy-K and DJ Tira
released "
Inkululeko",
featuring Zee Nxumalo, Makhadzi, and Afro
Brotherz on
March 1, 2024...
- the publication. The
largest shareholder is
South African non-profit
Inkululeko South Africa Media.
Other shareholders, with less than 15% of
Daily Maverick...
-
Inkululeko Suntele (30
April 1994 – 27
October 2017) was a
Mosotho boxer. He
competed in the men's
bantamweight event at the 2016
Summer Olympics, where...
- (Nkululeko male) is a
feminine given name
derived from the
Nguni word
Inkululeko,
meaning "freedom/liberty".
Notable people with the name include: Nonkululeko...
- Heavy-K,
singer Makhadzi, Afro
Brothers and Zee Nxumalo's 2024 single, "
Inkululeko" (meant to be
interpreted as "freedom") was
inspired by June 16, 1976...
