This book is a long-overdue history of the Pan Africanist Congress of Azania (PAC) and the rise of the Africanist ideology in South Africa. From its formation in 1959, the PAC underground inside South Africa and in exile shaped the dynamics of the anti-apartheid movement and liberation struggle by framing alternative ideologies. Kwandiwe Kondlo analyses the radical traditions, the structural contradictions and the internal conflicts of this rival to the African National Congress (ANC), South Africa's dominant liberation organisation. The contributions of some of the PAC leaders, including Robert Sobukhwe, Potlake Kitchener Leballo, Vusumzi Make and John Nyathi Pokela, are reconstructed as are the PAC's experiences in exile and the strategies pursued by its military wing, the Azanian People's Liberation Party (APLA). The role of the PAC in the power-sharing negotiations leading to the historic 1994 elections in South Africa round off the narrative. The PAC story is a highly controversial one, as the perspectives are wide and various. This book seeks to present a balanced picture which includes diverse views in a comprehensive narrative.... camp there was a lack of enthusiasm among the cadreship towards manual work, especially, agricultural activities and gardening. ... The medical definition of illness which encapsulates athe malfunctioning of a mechanical systema is adopted here in order to make it ... During the initial phase of the settlement ( 1979a1982), its living conditions awould only do a disservice to animalsa.54 Overcrowdinganbsp;...
Title | : | In the Twilight of the Revolution |
Author | : | Kwandiwe Kondlo |
Publisher | : | BASLER AFRIKA BIBLIOGRAPHIEN - 2009 |
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