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Percy Peter Tshidiso Qoboza (17
January 1938 – 17
January 1988) was an
influential black South African journalist, author, and
outspoken critic of the...
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March 1980, the
slogan "Free Mandela!" was
developed by
journalist Percy Qoboza,
sparking an
international campaign that led the UN
Security Council to...
- l'****ociation
Nationale des
Journalistes Noirs (NABJ) lauréat du prix
Percy Qoboza". Le
Nouvelliste (in French). 2024-05-09. Roberts, Sam (January 20, 2017)...
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reflected this change.
Tselito Percy Peter Qoboza (1938-1988)
became editor in
chief of The
World in 1974.
Qoboza had
first joined the
paper as a journalist...
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Developing Countries?”, held on 17
December 2004.
Marques received the
Percy Qoboza Award of the US
National ****ociation of
Black Journalists in 2000. In 2006...
- (1917–1957) Sol Plaatje,
journalist and
political activist (1877–1932)
Percy Qoboza, journalist,
editorial writer, and
political activist (1938–1988) Barry...
- In 1977 he was
arrested along with The
World editor at the time,
Percy Qoboza, and
spent nine
months in jail. This was a
crackdown led by the Special...
- Vuka Mawulele. In the same year she
appeared in two more serials: as "Mrs
Qoboza" in SABC1
mystery thriller End Game, and as "Sibu" in
Mzansi Magic mini-serial...
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nearly two
years before it was
accepted and
sales started soaring.
Percy Qoboza was the
editor at the time but was soon
replaced by Joe Latakgomo. Latagomo...
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partnership with the
United Nations Foundation. She won the 2018
Percy Qoboza Award, an
annual honor by The
National ****ociation of
Black Journalists...
