Thula bopela biography definition

When I arrived in Dar-es-Salaam in 1964, the ANC sent me to Mtoni, a student residence, where all the ANC young men who were going to study in overseas universities stayed.

I met many young men there who came from different parts of South Africa and we quickly developed a very good esprit' des corps.

We took turns at cooking the meals, but each person was responsible for his personal cleanliness.

In the mornings an ANC vehicle would come to collect those who wished to go to the ANC office in town, or those who were not well and needed to see a doctor.

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Otherwise, one was free to spend the entire day reading books and chatting with the other students.

In Mtoni nobody was in charge of anything or anybody. It was a society of equals, but it worked quite well. The discussions were mostly about the political events at home, how the South African government responded to strikes and boycotts, and what the United Nations, Commonwealth countries were saying about it.

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