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Helen Nontando (Noni)
Jabavu (20
August 1919 – 19 June 2008) was a
South African writer and journalist, one of the
first African women to
pursue a successful...
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could house 991 families, be erected. It was to be
called Central Western Jabavu. The next wave of land
invasions took
place in
September 1946. Some 30,000...
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Fengu politician and
activist John
Tengo Jabavu rose in
prominence after Bikitsha's
military leadership ended.
Jabavu edited the
first newspapers to be written...
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Jabavu is a surname.
Notable people with the name include:
Davidson Don
Tengo Jabavu (1885–1959),
Bantu political activist and
author John
Tengo Jabavu...
- John
Tengo Jabavu (11
January 1859 – 10
September 1921) was a
political activist and the
editor of
South Africa's
first newspaper to be
written in Xhosa...
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Davidson Don
Tengo Jabavu (20
October 1885 – 3
August 1959) was a
Xhosa educationist and politician, and a
founder of the All
African Convention (AAC)...
- m in the Westlands. The
hotel tower will be
operated by
Marriot group.
Jabavu limited is
constructing a 35
floor hotel tower in
Upper Hill
which will...
- 1911), and
Samuel E. K.
Mqhayi (1920–21).
Jabavu's sons,
Davidson Don
Tengo Jabavu and
Alexander Macaulay Jabavu (1889–1946),
inherited the
newspaper when...
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Teboho "Tsietsi"
MacDonald Mashinini (born 27
January 1957 – 1990) born in
Jabavu, Soweto,
South Africa, died in the
summer of 1990 in Conakry, Guinea, and...
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magazine was
briefly revived as The New
Strand under the
editorship of Noni
Jabavu. It was
normally bound as six-monthly volumes, from
January to June and...
