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… we Sizwe  (MK).  Dlomo was sentenced to four years in prison which he served on Robben Island. While he was on the … of protest mounted by political prisoner against inhumane prison conditions. As a result, he was detained in solitary … Defence and worked as an Ombudsman for the KwaZulu Natal Health Department. Dlomo also served in the Commissiontasked …

… Upon arrival on the Island, he was placed in Category D (a prison ranking with very little privileges) and was Prisoner … he was officially ‘charged’  for writing unauthorised letters (related to the hunger strike), the prison … Association for outstanding contribution to Medical and Health Informatics. He also obtained a visa to undertake a …

… with poverty. He published articles and wrote open letters to newspapers protesting the SACU-associated … in April 1978. Later, Asvat was elected as Azapo’s Health Secretary. Asvat was drawn to Black Consciousness for … ANC hero Walter Sisulu, had just been released from prison when Asvat offered her a job working as a nurse in his …

… He grew up in the township, but due to his mother’s bad health was brought up by Anna Khomo. He was still in contact … entire student body. After a month, the university sent letters to students telling them to re-register. The … other Black Consciousness organisations were banned. From prison Mokoena wrote to Lybon Mabaso that ‘Your silence is …

… against the government.Mugabe was imprisoned at Salisbury prison, then Hwahwa Prison near Gweru (then Gwelo). He was … the University of Fort Hare, Honorary Doctor of Literature/Letters with the University of Africa and Honorary Doctor of … 2019, Mugabe died after he had been battling with poor health for some time. …

… American press. Reddy spent almost six months in Modderbee Prison in Benoni, Transvaal (now Gauteng) under the new … white English-speaking listeners, with hundreds of angry letters and columns featured in the English press. Reddy was … charities, the arts, and sports. Reddy struggled with ill health in his last two years and died at the age of 74 in …

… militant organisations. Both Meer and Singh would serve prison terms during the 1946 Indian Passive Resistance … reclassified as an “A” group prisoner allowing him three letters and two non contact visits every six months. Between … poverty, unemployment, preventable disease and ill health, with specific mention of HIV/Aids. Throughout the …

… for sedition and given a three year sentence in Fort James prison in Accra. The CPP proceeded to contest legislative … attempts to radically improve access to basic health, tackling literacy through implementing free primary … in the book “Kwame Nkrumah. The Conakry Years.His Life and Letters” (Milne, 1990), comprised of vigorous writing, theory …

… a conversation with one of them, asking him what he was in prison for. He was quite friendly and told me that he was … trained in routine administrative tasks, such as preparing letters acknowledging incoming correspondence. Cyril and I … to provide financial assistance for the Ithuseng Community Health Centre, which Dr Ramphele had started in her place of …

… and as he walked his legs kicked out indicating robust health. He was also bandy-legged. He had a thick mat of hair … and the merits of Xhosa custom. He wrote in the form of letters, announcements, articles, reports and lectures in … writing in isiXhosa. [59] During his time in Tokai Convict Prison, Isaac wrote six poems; the earliest isiXhosa prison …

… Image source Walter Albertina celebrate his release from prison in Soweto in 1989. Image source The Defiance Campaign … in 1954 and was subsequently employed by the city’s Health Department as a midwife. The job was challenging but … were confirmed communists. In a back and forth exchange of letters between Albertina, the Ministry of Justice and the …

… and eventual radical, Trevor Huddleston . In a series of letters, they clashed over the Church’s, and by extension … were often beaten and at night were locked into small prison like compounds. When the Rand Daily Mail published his … the rest of the decade advocating for the Herero. As his health declined, Scottentered a state of semi-retirement in …

… in what he referred to as an “imperialist war.”  In two letters dated 4 and 5 July 1940 to Professor D.D.T. Jabavu , … M.D. Baruchi, paid the fine and Dadoo was released from prison. At the trial, Dadoo read a statement in which he … people, to a state of chronic malnutrition, ill-health, illiteracy and poverty.” On 30 July, the Government …