- Lucy
Buyaphi Mvubelo (1920 – 30
October 2000) was a
South African trade unionist. Born Lucy
Twala in Johannesburg, she was
educated at the
Inanda Seminary...
- and
entrepreneur Lucy
Montgomery (born 1975),
British voice actress Lucy
Mvubelo (1920–2000),
South African trade unionist Lucy
Olsen (born 2003), American...
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African Trade Unions (FOFATUSA) which, like the NUCW, was led by Lucy
Mvubelo. The NUCW
represented black workers, and it
worked closely with the Garment...
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Confederation of Free
Trade Unions,
which funded many of its activities. Lucy
Mvubelo was
appointed as its president,
while Jacob Nyaose became its
general secretary...
- Madlala-Routledge -
Deputy Minister of
Health Baleka Mbete -
Deputy President Lucy
Mvubelo -
trade union leader Thandi Orleyn -
Chair of BP
Southern Africa Manto...
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Retrieved 3
September 2016. Strydom, Irene; Coetzer,
Pieter (2012). "Lucy
Mvubelo's role in the
South African Trade Unions, 1960-1974".
Journal of Contemporary...
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organisations would be
similarly compromised. In 1956, vice
president Lucy
Mvubelo and some
unions resigned in
protest at the confederation's affiliation...
