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Plaatje, Sol (00) Works by this author Native Life in South Africa.Copyright 2001 Keith Ito. All Rights Reserved. Admin Control Panel.
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Ida, Madame Phillips, David Graham Phillpotts, Eden Pilgrim Fathers Pinches, TheophilusGoldridge Pinkerton, John Piozzi, Hester Lynch Plaatje, Sol Plato Platt
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Archives Hub: Solomon Tshekisho Plaatje
He died on 19 June 1932. Further reading Willan, B., Sol Plaatje SouthAfrican Nationalist 18761932 , (Heineman, 1984). Scope and Content.
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Extractions: Language of Material : eng, chi, fre, ger, lat Notes for Plaatje's publication Sechuana Proverbs and their European Equivalents include lists of proverbs in Sechuana, and their equivalents in English, French, German and Latin. Solomon Tshekisho Plaatje was born on 9 October 1876, in the district of Boshof, Orange Free State, South Africa. His parents were Barolongs, coming originally from Thaba Ncho, and trekking eventually to Mafeking. He was educated at Pneil Mission Station (Berlin Missionary Society), near Barkly West, until he passed the fourth standard. He then worked as a student teacher, continuing his study through private lessons from the Rev. G.E. Westphal. In March 1894 he joined the Cape Government Service as a letter- carrier in the Kimberley Post Office. In his own time he studied languages and passed the Cape Civil Service examination in typewriting, Dutch and native languages. In 1898 he was transferred to Mafeking as interpreter, and during the Siege of Mafeking at the outbreak of the Boer War in 1899, he was appointed Dutch interpreter to the Court of Summary Jurisdiction. Plaatje decided to become a journalist in order to give a voice to the Bantu people. He edited a number of Bantu language newspapers including
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Sol Plaatje Literary Pioneer. Sol Plaatje was born near Boshof in 1876 and educatedat Pniel on the banks of the Vaal River. Sol Plaatje died in 1932.
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Extractions: S ol Plaatje was born near Boshof in 1876 and educated at Pniel on the banks of the Vaal River. He was one of the foremost black leaders of his generation in South Africa. As the first general secretary of the African National Congress (ANC), founded in 1912, Plaatje was a prominent political spokesperson, interacting regularly with government officials and other leading whites in both South Africa and Great Britain. Plaatje was much more than a political figure, however. Prior to the formation of the ANC, he was a court interpreter at Mafeking, where he became caught up in the famous siege during the Anglo-Boer War. His diary of this period was later published as The Siege of Mafeking (1984). After the war he became editor of two successive newspapers, Koranta ea Becoana (Bechuana Gazette) and Tsala ea Becoana (The Friend of the Bechuana), both published in Setswana and English. As one of the band of pioneering African newspaper editors, he viewed his role as that of a "mouthpiece" for his people. It was this role that brought him to prominence and led to his selection as ANC general secretary. Plaatje was a significant writer. His political tract
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Author(s) Plaatje, Sol. T.; Willan, Brian; Willan, Brian / ISBN Author(s)Plaatje, Sol. T.; Comaroff, John; Plaatje, Sol; Comaroff
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Project Team and Skills The Municipality of Sol Plaatje provides the technicalskills, making use of the existing Housing support centre.
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New Africa Books - Review: The Mafeking Diary Of Sol T. Plaatje - Centenary Edit
Centenary Edition J. Comaroff and B. Willan with S. Molema and A. Reed (Editors)Sharpsighted, witty, superbly written - Sol Plaatje's diary provides a
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Sol Plaatje The most famous African to support the British effort was SolomonPlaatje who kept a diary throughout the famous siege of Mafeking.
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Extractions: The British arrived at the Cape of Good Hope in 1795 and immediately came into conflict with the Dutch over the issue of slavery. The initial aim of the British was to secure a stop-off on the way to Asia, but they soon became involved in the business of the colony. In 1807, the British banned slave ownership. The British finally subdued the Dutch in 1806, and in 1834 they banned the trade in slaves. The Afrikaners hugely resented this and set off north over the Orange River, taking their cattle, wagons and servants with them to pursue their own way of life. Ironically, the land they occupied, the Transvaal, became a magnet for every European speculator in the region, since it contained some of the largest gold deposits in the world. By moving north, the Afrikaners clashed with the Ndebele, and most famously with the Zulus in 1838 at the battle of Blood River. The Afrikaner Republic of the Orange Free State was established in 1852; that of the Transvaal in 1854. The British meanwhile set up a colony in the west of South Africa in Natal. Here, they appropriated land and created reserves for Africans, bringing in large numbers of Indians to work on five year contracts.
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Sharpsighted, witty, superbly written - Sol Plaatje's diary provides a wonderfullyreadable view of the siege of Mafeking, one of the most famous episodes of
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Extractions: J. Comaroff and B. Willan with S. Molema and A. Reed (eds.) Sharp-sighted, witty, superbly written - Sol Plaatje's diary provides a wonderfully readable view of the siege of Mafeking, one of the most famous episodes of the South African War. For This centenary edition the editors have returned to the original manuscript of the diary in order to provide the fullest and most accurate version possible. Additional information yielded by fresh oral and archival research has also been included. R 108,90 ISBN 86486 400 0, 1999, 212 x 136mm, 224pp, paper. half-tones maps. Home Books Search Mailing List ... Contact Us
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Ten Years of Staffrider, 19781988. Pendleton, Wade C.. Katutura. Plaatje,Sol T. Mafeking Diary. Plaatje, Sol T. Native Life. Platzky, Laurine.
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143 pp. (LC 2002018765) Cloth 08040-1039-0 $28.95s; Paper 0-8040-1040-4 $14.95t.Plaatje, Sol T. Mafeking Diary A Black Man's View of a White Man's War. Ed.
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Native Life In South Africa, Introduction Etc.
Sol Plaatje, Native Life in South Africa. Brian Willan, Sol PlaatjeSouth African Nationalist, 18761932 , London Heinemann, 1984.
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be freely downloaded and reproduced, include some of interest to historians of Africa,including Native Life in South Africa by Sol Plaatje, Missionary Travels
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Extractions: Get Five DVDs for $.49 each. Join now. Tell me when this page is updated This is a mirror site for www.thuto.org/ubh . If you have any problems, try the main site. (For this page see http://www.thuto.org/ubh/etext/etext0.htm University of Botswana History Department History Home Page Site Index Complete on-line electronic texts of: David Livingstone, Missionary Travels Sol Plaatje, Native Life in South Africa Native Life in South Africa by Sol Plaatje, Missionary Travels and Researches in South Africa , by David Livingstone, and works by Olive Schreiner. The Project Gutenberg main site contains complete lists, and links to various extra FTP sites from which the texts can be dowloaded. (This is important because it is likely to be much quicker downloading from a site near you.) There is one such FTP site in South Africa . It will be quicker to download the .zip versions of the files; see below for how to deal with .zip files If you are downloading from the South African FTP site, or some other such site, it may be a little difficult to locate the file you want. (In the Project Gutenberg main site you should have no difficulty.) The easiest way to proceed is as follows. First, go to the Project Gutenberg main site and get the complete list of texts. (it is worth downloading and saving this file for future reference.) Find the title you want. Now note (i) the year of its release and (ii) the filename. For example, suppose you are looking for David Livingstone
Detectives On Stamps: South Africa - Conan Doyle
On the R2,30 stamp two authors who told their story from a South Africanpoint of view, Johanna Brandt and Sol Plaatje, are shown.
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Extractions: Honouring the authors Wars are usually associated with heartache and destruction, but they also touch people's deepest emotions thereby stimulating creativity. With this stamp issue we focus on four people whose writing skills came to the fore as a result of their involvement in the Anglo-Boer/South African War. These writers each experienced the war from a different perspective, giving us their own unique views. On the R4,40 stamp two authors who wrote on the war from a British perspective are depicted. They are Winston Churchill and Arthur Conan Doyle. On the R2,30 stamp two authors who told their story from a South African point of view, Johanna Brandt and Sol Plaatje, are shown. Winston Churchill - Churchill who came to South Africa as a war correspondent, was taken Prisoner of War by the Boer forces. In one of the controversial incidents of the war he escaped and returned to London in a blaze of glory. He wrote two books on the war, From London to Ladysmith via Pretoria and Ian Hamilton's March.
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