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… Thuse Majalla Moerane was banned for five years under the Suppression of … Thuse Majalla Moerane …

… Manasseh Tebatso Moerane was born in 1913 to an educated Sotho parents in the … for a political youth organization revived in 1943, and Moerane helped launch the ANC Youth League in Natal in 1944 … Manasseh Tebatso Moerane …

… Jacob Moerane …

… Mahase Neo Moerane …

… like BW Vilakazi who was a teacher and Manasseh Tebatso Moerane who was a principal. John and his second wife …

… When she was 13, she was sent to a boarding school in Mt. Authur. She remained there until she passed her Junior …

… brother came to South Africa to live with their aunt, E.M. Moerane. In 1960, Pheko became a member of the Pan Africanist …

… Epainette Nomaka Mbeki (née Moerane), known as MaMbeki, was born in February 1916 in …

… of apartheid. Although the World had a black editor, M. T. Moerane , the paper was suffused with the politics of Moral … from the United States that was rabidly anti-communist. Moerane, in particular, didn't want politics or anything …

… senior classes. In Queenstown, Mbeki stayed with Michael Moerane, his mother’s brother. Moerane was a music teacher and a composer of classical music. Mbeki spent the years growing up with Moerane’s six children, his cousin Kabelo being closest to …

… same year, with editor of The World and ASSECA President MT Moerane tasked with drawing up a constitution. After a …

… the Bloemfontein National Congress in April 1930, and Moerane and Ngubane’s launch of the National Union of African …