- The
Pebco Three were
three black South African anti-apartheid
activists –
Sipho Hashe,
Champion Galela, and
Qaqawuli Godolozi – who were
abducted and...
- who
belonged to the Port
Elizabeth Civic Organisation (
PEBCO),
otherwise known as the
Pebco Three. In 1999,
Nieuwoudt along with
Herman Barend Du Plessis...
- idea of a
consumer boycott to the Port
Elizabeth Black Civic Organisation (
PEBCO) in May 1985. The
economic boycott began on 15 July 1985, and
received m****ive...
-
Student Organisation (AZASO) and the Port
Elizabeth Black Civic Organisation (
PEBCO).
While many of
these organisations still exist in some form, some evolved...
- beach-front
bombing Heidelberg Tavern m****acre The
Gugulethu Seven Mthatha Raid
Pebco Three Saint James Church m****acre
Sharpeville m****acre S****
House m****acre...
-
Elizabeth Black Civic Organisation (
PEBCO); with Ivy Gcina, she
founded the Port
Elizabeth Women's
Organisation as a wing of
PEBCO. She was the
inaugural president...
- com.
August 20, 2019.
Retrieved February 2, 2023. Sapa (June 16, 2007). "
Pebco Three :
Bodies may have been found". IOL. No. Online. Sapa.
Retrieved March...
- Organisation, the women's wing of
PEBCO. In the 1980s, she was a
regional leader of the
United Democratic Front, to
which PEBCO affiliated. Gcina's children...
-
activists Sipho Hashe,
Qawawuli Godolozi and
Champion Galela,
known as the
Pebco Three, in May 1985. He was also
involved in the
killing of
youth activists...
-
Branch officers carried out the
murders of Ruth First,
Ahmed Timol, the
Pebco Three, and The
Cradock Four,
among many
other anti-apartheid activists;...
