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… how to link these with the struggle for liberation and a just society free of race, class and exploitation." – … of fire (1984) and ‘prison poems (1992) published by Ad Donker press are published under name Dikobe wa Mogale. His … of poetry titled ‘Baptism of Fire’ was published by Ad Donker publishers. Before his arrest he had also contributed …

… 1957 and grew up in Newclare, before moving to Riverlea, a poor suburb about 8km west of the Johannesburg, surrounded … Johannesburg, Transvaal (now Gauteng ), was designated as a Coloured township under the Group Areas Act.  The eldest of … in the collection It is Time to Go Home under the Ad Donker imprint, and for which van Wyk received the Olive …

… the school in Jabavu, Soweto, which would much later play a significant role in the 1976 uprising against Bantu Education. As Serote’s high school years came to a close, he joined the African National Congress (ANC). He … of the Song’ are from part two of Behold Mama, Flowers (AD Donker, 1978). The first part of this collection is the epic …

… "Prisoner of Conscience" during this period. He was denied a passport until 1986 when he was issued with a highly restricted document; being granted limited passports … [amazon & kindle 2014] ● A Celebration Of Flames (poetry) [donker 1987] [piquant 2007] [heller fund, berkeley, usa, …

… Gwala was born on 5 October 1946 in the town of Verulam, a region predominantly inhabited by Zulus and Indians, in … His father worked for the railways, while his mother was a domestic worker. Gwala was four years old when the Group … collection of poems, Jol’iinkomo was published by A.D. Donker, a White South African publisher. Gwala describes the …