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… Goolam H. Gool was born on 24 March 1905, in Cape Town, Western Cape. He was the son of Yusuf Gool, born in India, in 1864. He made his way to Cape Town in … and wholesaled dried snoek. At the age of nine Goolam Gool was sent to study at Aligarh College in India. He …

… Jainub Jane Gool – Tabata was born in Cape Town on 19 March 1902 to Yusuf and Wageda Gool, the sixth of nine children. Her father, an immigrant … when Jane was still a young child. Her eldest brother A.H. Gool studied in England and was the second Black doctor in …

… Zainunnisa “Cissie” Gool was born in Cape Town in 1897. One of South Africa's … to be elected to the Cape Town City Council in 1904. Gool attended Trafalgar High School and later earned … part-time over years. In 1919 she married Abdul Hamid Gool and was thereafter always known as Cissie Gool. In 1935, …

… Janub Gool, also known as 'Jane', was a founding member of the  … in the 1930s and 1940s. She was a sister of Goolam H. Gool and a college graduate. Banned in October 1961 after … Janub Gool …

… eldest daughter of Advocate Albert Christopher and Ghadija Gool, was born in 1924 in Greenwood Park, Durban , where she … interest in the politics of colonial born Indians. Ghadija Gool was imprisoned as a passive resister in 1946 and served … In 1951, whilst serving as a locum for her uncle Dr G.H. Gool in Cape Town, she became involved with NEUM members such …

… independent ANC in that area in 1930. With  Cissie Gool  and  James La Guma , he founded the National Liberation …

… became a founder in 1935 with La Guma,Cassie Gool and others,of the National Liberation League later …

… moved in left wing radical intellectual circles: Minnie Gool – Frederichs’ family were neighbours, Marcina Gool was a friend and Gadija Gool coached her in Latin. Peter Abrahams was a friend and …

… to politics in 1952 after hearing a speech  by Cissie Gool  and her father, Dr  Abdulla Abdurahman , both political …

… (APDUSA), including Dr Limbada, Wycliffe Tsotsi and Jane Gool (all co-conspirators) left the South Africa secretly and …

… Five days later, on 11 November 1929, after meeting Cissie Gool and lifelong friend John Gomas , she joined the …

… 15, he joined the National Liberation League led by Cissie Gool and James La Guma and he eventually became a member of …

… him into contact with people like Dr A. Abdurahman , Cissy Gool and the young intellectuals of Trafalgar High School …

… Movement (NEUM). Along with IB Tabata , BM Kies, Goolam Gool , Hosea Jaffe and Alie Fataar, Dudley was instrumental …

… Committee was established consisting of Kies, Goolam Gool, Jane Gool, Isaac Tabata, Saul Jayiya, Richard Dudley, Rev Eric … Rev D. Wessels, Alie Fataar, Edgar Maurice, Cissie Gool, Johnny Gomas and Sonny Abdurahman (Jaffe, 1994: …

… , Dr. Yusuf Dadoo, Dr Goonam, George Singh, Mrs Cissie Gool , M.D. Naidoo and others. This was his first jail …

… democratic South Africa. His daughter, Zainunnissa Cissie Gool, also became prominent in Cape Town and served as a city …

… The same school was also attended by Zainunnisa (Cissie) Gool, Dr Abdurahman's daughter, who would later become a …

… democratic South Africa. His daughter, Zainunnissa Cissie Gool, also became prominent in Cape Town and served as a city …

… tour of Natal by the Anti-Segregation Council. Dr Goolam Gool was a leading speaker on that tour. The young Essak, …

… political colleagues, IB Tabata , Wycliff Tsotsi and Jane Gool , and met members of the ANC and the Pan African …