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Imvo Zabantsundu

Imvo Zabantsundu (views of the black people) was the first independent black newspaper in South Africa. It was published by Thanda Press in King William's

John Knox Bokwe

established writer, he joined John Tengo Jabavu in producing the newspaper Imvo Zabantsundu ("African Opinion") in King Williams Town. He played a role in

John Tengo Jabavu

Rhodes's "Progressives" In 1884, Tengo Jabavu founded his own newspaper, Imvo Zabantsundu ("Black Opinion"); a year later, he married Elda Sakuba, who

Charles Nqakula

newspaper in Cradock. Seven years later, he became a political reporter with Imvo Zabantsundu in King William's Town. From 1976 he worked for the Daily Dispatch

Xhosa language newspapers

concerning the content of Isigidimi samaXhosa, John Tengo Jabavu founded Imvo Zabantsundu newspaper. Founded and published in East London by Inggungqutela

Pixley ka Isaka Seme

founded the ANC. Seme. ANC Biography. "Native Union". Article by Seme, in Imvo Zabantsundu, 24 October 1911. "Formation of the African National Congress

Archibald Campbell Jordan

started his writing career with the publication of poetry in the newspaper Imvo Zabantsundu. He also started work on his classic Xhosa novel, Ingqumbo Yeminyanya

Falo Mgudlwa

Independence. University of California Press. ISBN 9780520047938. PR 1148, Imvo Zabantsundu: "Late Chief Matsolo Mgudlwa". Cory Library, Grahamstown PR 1388

Davidson Don Tengo Jabavu

Fallacy and Other Papers (1928), The Life of John Tengo Jabavu, editor of Imvo Zabantsundu (1922) and IziDungulwana (1958). In recognition of his contribution

Fengu people

edited Isigidimi samaXhosa ("The Xhosa Messenger"). From 1884 he edited Imvo Zabantsundu ("Black Opinion"). He wrote on the threat of Afrikaner nationalism