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… Victor Poto was born in 1897 at Libode in western Pondoland, attended Healdtown and the' South African Native … Hare), and was installed as paramount chief of western Pondoland in 1918. He was progressive as a chief, introducing … and legal administration. He was a leading figure in the Pondoland General Council in the late 1920s and in the …

… Bizana where he quickly became involved in the burgeoning Pondoland rebellion against the Bantu Authorities Act,lending … of emergency from April to August 1960,then return to Pondoland. In early November 1960 he was banished to a remote …

… Departmental Committee of Enquiry into Unrest in Eastern Pondoland had fingered twenty people as the ‘ringleaders’ of … Mbodla's order was withdrawn on 4 July 1972. * The Pondoland Revolt was generally referred as 'Nonqulwana' after …

… was born on 12 December 1942 in Flagstaff, Bhalasi in Pondoland to Solomon and Nonkhululeko Qabula. Qabula’s father … on Ngquza Hill where the problems facing the people of Pondoland were discussed. However, the meeting turned into a … man. This incident triggered what became known as the Pondoland Rebellion . During this time Qabula and his family …

… SACP and, through it, the ANC. In 1960 with the Pondoland insurrection against the Government-imposed … could not represent his clients. He had to go to Pondoland to defend them– many of the Eastern Cape Communists … the release of Anderson Ganyile and other leaders of the Pondoland revolt who had been seized in Lesotho by the South …

… the three children of Paramount Chief Botha Sigcau of East Pondoland who became the first state president of the … the parliamentary session in 1978, Sigcau led most of the Pondoland MPs across the floor to sit in the opposition and …

… motivation for his banishment as one of the leaders of the Pondoland revolt and ‘a strong supporter of the banned ANC [ …

… was a major historical study of peasant struggles in Pondoland and Sekhukhuneland. He came out of Robben Island …

… he infiltrated South Africa and was stationed in Eastern Pondoland (Eastern Cape). At this base he worked closely with …

… In 1894 Stanford was sent to negotiate the annexation of Pondoland after the death of Chief Mqikela and a deadline was … would be used.  The son of Mqikela, the Chief of West Pondoland, Sigcawu apparently ‘signed’ a treaty of …

… that of his mother, was withdrawn on 3 November 1967. *The Pondoland Revolt was generally referred as “Nonqulwana” after …

… Nomava Eslinah Shangase was born in Pondoland on 9 May 1931. Shangase qualified as a nurse at …

… the Mbokothwana Mission Station in the Tsolo District of Pondoland in Transkei (now Eastern Cape). He completed his …

… corroborated the account that no weapons were found on the victims. In condemning the perpetrators, Grobler emphasised that were weapons found on the victims, the officers would have had to hand it over to him … the investigating officer,  to burn  the clothing of the victims apparently in fear of contracting HIV/AIDS. Though …

… was used by King Shaka’s riding parties on their way to Pondoland, and the Coedmore Castle Museum, which is the …

… and Olive Schreiner , working with concentration camp victims and organising mass protests against British policy … issues. Betty saw Black South Africans as being the main victims of ongoing oppression, and therefore the most …

… he saw his father alive. Ephraim Chaka was one of the 69 victims, shot by the police at the protest. Ephraim Chaka …

… her release, she worked for the Black Sash counselling victims of discriminatory laws and detention. Makhoere wrote …

… campaign . With the SAIC he collected food and money for victims of the 1949 Durban riots and for families whose wage …

… Wilson in 1935.  They had two daughters and two sons. Her Pondoland book, Reaction to Conquest , was immediately …

… Secondary School and later Mfundisweni High School in Pondoland East. In 1972 Mayekiso left school to work in the …

… campaigned relentlessly against the pass laws and helped victims and their families who had been displaced by the …

… Pienaar is reported to have burned the clothing of the victims. He justified this act by claiming he did it in fear … personal weapons to plant on the persons of the deceased victims. This created the impression that the MK cadres were … the version that there were no weapons found on the victims. Uninvolved in the planning, undertaking and in …

… medical licence was suspended after approximately 30 other victims came forward with allegations of abuse. Levin was put … but was not allowed to make contact with any of his victims and—ironically—had to attend psychiatric counselling …

… successful raid in which he had sheared the beards of his victims – the word ‘Moshoeshoe’ represented the sound of the …

… and the Ikhaya le Themba ('Home of Hope') centre for victims of sexual offences and domestic violence in …

… emerge from her brush should she turn from the maidens of Pondoland to the hard-worked girls of District Six of Cape …

… Machel was asked to chair a study to assist young victims of Mozambique’s civil war that was published by the … and protection of the rights of the children who are victims of armed conflicts, and to stimulate much greater …

… as a fieldworker. Her work in TRAC involved dealing with victims of forced removals. As part of her rural work she was …