-
concerning the
content of
Isigidimi samaXhosa, John
Tengo Jabavu founded Imvo
Zabantsundu newspaper.
Founded and
published in East
London by a
group of Africans...
- Natal. 7 –
Walvisbaai is
occupied by the Cape Colony.
November 3 – Imvo
Zabantsundu (Xhosa: The
Native People's
Opinion of
South Africa),
South Africa's...
- writer, he
joined John
Tengo Jabavu in
producing the
newspaper Imvo
Zabantsundu ("African Opinion") in King
Williams Town. He pla**** a role in the foundation...
- "Progressives" In 1884,
Tengo Jabavu founded his own newspaper, Imvo
Zabantsundu ("Black Opinion"); a year later, he
married Elda Sakuba, who
would die...
- the ANC. Seme. ANC Biography. "Native Union".
Article by Seme, in Imvo
Zabantsundu, 24
October 1911. "Formation of the
African National Congress, 1912"...
-
writing career with the
publication of
poetry in the
newspaper Imvo
Zabantsundu. He also
started work on his
classic Xhosa novel,
Ingqumbo Yeminyanya...
-
Isigidimi samaXhosa ("The
Xhosa Messenger"). From 1884 he
edited Imvo
Zabantsundu ("Black Opinion"). He
wrote on the
threat of
Afrikaner nationalism, equal...
- Independence.
University of
California Press. ISBN 9780520047938. PR 1148, Imvo
Zabantsundu: "Late
Chief Matsolo Mgudlwa". Cory Library,
Grahamstown PR 1388, Mdolomba...
- GCOB (18 June 1900 – 1945) was an educator,
newspaper editor (Imvo
Zabantsundu),
human rights activist and a
pioneer of the
first "Bill of Rights" version...
- and
Other Papers (1928), The Life of John
Tengo Jabavu,
editor of Imvo
Zabantsundu (1922) and
IziDungulwana (1958). In
recognition of his
contribution towards...
