DaughtersOfTheSoilDeserveBetter DaughtersWednesday BONISWA NCUKANA (1949 – 1985) Political activist, labour union organizer, gender equality campaigner, Apla guerrilla and commissar M’Afrika Boniswa Ncukana was brutally murdered in an ambush arranged by the SADF military intelligence and Lesotho armed militia in Qasha’s Nek on the borders with the Eastern Cape in March 1985. She was in a …
DATE: 15 FEBRUARY 2020 POLOKWANE PROVINCIAL CONGRESS Present Leadership of PAC, Members of the PAC, Component Structures of our Movement (PASO, PASMA, PAYCO, PAWO, PALF, APLAMVA) Stalwarts of the PAC, Invited Guests PAN AFRICANIST CONGRESS OF AZANIA The sitting of this Provincial Congress takes place two days after the state of the national address. We …
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The Pan Africanist Congress of Azania works against all odds, both internally, wherein a systematic program to sabotage the Party and extinguish the light of the African revolution from within is at play, and externally, working in a hostile environment dominated by the neoliberal forces to deny the voice of the collective PAC leadership fair …
DID YOU KNOW A medical practitioner based in Atteridgeville, Dr Peter Tsele, contested the position of founding president of the Pan Africanist Congress and resoundingly lost to the academic and editor of ‘The Africanist’ political journal, Mangaliso Robert Sobukwe. Dr Tsele had been a founder member of the Congress Youth League in 1945 and was …
WERE YOU AWARE That the five aims and objectives of the PAC are reflected in the 1949 Programme of Action. The Africanists were uncompromising in their commitment to the militant and complete overthrow of White Domination, with its frills and trappings, and to establish an Africanist Socialist Democracy. The Africanists were genuine and clear that …
Did you know? When Sobukwe became the leader of PAC in 1959 the Broederbond front organisations, the South African Bureau of Racial Affairs (SABRA) invited him and his executive committee to a private meeting. But Sobukwe rejected the suggestion that the meeting should be private and secret. He demanded that Africans should be part of …
VERONICA ZONDENI SOBUKWE Born in Vryheid in the KZN province, Veronica Mathe was known as Zodwa because of a glitch in her official pass book when racist officials could not register her proper name Zondeni. She demonstrated leadership skills at an early age by protecting her siblings from bullies in the village at Inkamana High …
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Did you know? Sobukwe arch enemy John Vorster described him as follows “…he is a man with a magnetic personality, great organising ability & divine sense of his mission…” In piloting the “Sobukwe” in an all-white parliament in 1963 Vorster further said he intended detaining Sobukwe “… until his side of eternity”
