• MZALA NXUMALO, LEFTIST THOUGHT AND CONTEMPORARY SOUTH AFRICA, foreword by Bonginkosi Emmanuel 'Blade" Nzimande

MZALA NXUMALO, LEFTIST THOUGHT AND CONTEMPORARY SOUTH AFRICA, foreword by Bonginkosi Emmanuel 'Blade" Nzimande

: Balfour (R.) ed.

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389pp., paperback, Johannesburg, 2023

 

Introduction by Mandla J. Radebe and John Pampallis.

 Contributors: Robert J. Balfour, Yul Derek Davids, Bernard Dubbeld, Pat Horn, Gregory Houston, Gunnett Kaaf, Rasigan Maharajh, Alex Mohubetswane Mashilo, Sam Matiase, Percy Ngonyama, Bonginkosi Emmanuel “Blade” Nzimande, John Pampallis, Mandla J. Radebe, Vladimir Shubin, Noel Solani, Sigfried Tivana and Elaine Unterhalter.

Mzala Mxumalo (1955-1991) went into exile in 1976 following the Soweto uprising and joined the African National Congress, Umkhonto weSizwe and the South African Communist Party. He worked as an underground operative and military leader and became a major revolutionary intellectual. He died in London in February 1991 at the age of 35

Robert J Balfour was Professor and Dean of the Faculty of Education Sciences on the Potchefstroom Campus of North West University. He was appointed as Deputy Vice Chancellor (Teaching and Learning) in 2017.