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   Josiah Tshangana Gumede (also J.T. Gumede) (9 October 1867 – 6 November 1946) was a South African politician and father of Archie Gumede. He was born in Healdtown village, Fort Beaufort in the present-day Eastern Cape. In all probability, he began his elementary schooling at the famous Healdtown Wesleyan Mission School.

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   Source: https://www.anc.org.za. Synopsis: Political activist, founder member of the Natal Native Congress and founder member of the South African Native National Congress (SANNC, now ANC). He was a teacher, politician, businessman and journalist, sometimes incorrectly referred to as 'James' Gu. First Name: Josiah.

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   Who is Josiah Tshangana Gumede?

   • Josiah Tshangana Gumede (also J.T. Gumede) (9 October 1867 – 6 November 1946) was a South African politician and father of Archie Gumede. He was born in Healdtown village, Fort Beaufort in the present-day Eastern Cape . In all probability, he began his elementary schooling at the famous Healdtown Wesleyan Mission School.

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   How many siblings did Josiah Gumede have?

   • Josiah had a younger brother, William, and three or more sisters, two of them named Mina and Joyce. It seems they were all given Christian first names, while Josiah was given his father’s middle-name, Tshangana, in honour of their Zulu ancestry. Josiah Gumede’s ancestry can be traced back to Chief Khondlo.

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   Was Gumede anti-Bolshevist?

   • Gumede praised the USSR as a country where racism was negligible, if at all existent. Contrary to his previous anti-Bolshevist stance, he now pronounced that the white communists in South Africa were the only group who fully supported Blacks in their struggle for equal rights. Gumede began to support an alliance with communists.

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   Why did Gumede become involved in Zululand's 'tumultuous 'no-win' politics?

   • While Luthuli was fleeing from creditors in Durban and thus looking for sanctuary, it is not clear why Gumede opted to become involved in the ‘tumultuous almost no-win politics of a ravaged post-civil-war Zululand’. It is likely that Gumede was committed to the cause of the Zulu royal house, and that he was somewhat ambitious.

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   Josiah Tshangana Gumede was a South African politician and father of Archie Gumede. He was born in Healdtown village, Fort Beaufort in the present-day Eastern Cape.

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   Josiah Tshangana Gumede (aphindze abitwe ngekutsi nguJ.T. Gumede) (9 October 1867 - 6 November 1946) bekangusopolitiki wase Ningizimu Afrika futsi anguyise wa-Archie Gumede. Watalwa endzaweni yase Healdtown, eFort Beaufort lese Eastern Cape.

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   Aug 6, 2015 · Politician and Newspaperman. At about the time of the First World War Gumede was editor of Ilanga lase Natal. By the 1930s he became a manager, editor and owner of Abantu-Batho, a platform he used to rally personal political support as well as being used as mouthpiece of the ANC.

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   Home. Gumede, Josiah Tshangana (1870s–c1947) Political activist and newspaper editor. Co-founded the ANC, 8 January 1912 (as the South African Native National Congress). In 1906 he travelled to England to discuss land claims of the Sotho people. President of the ANC, 1927–30. His son, Archie Gumede, was an ANC activist and served time in prison.

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   Josiah Tshangana Gumede Awarded for: His exceptional contribution to the national democratic struggle for freedom and for his exceptional leadership qualities and his contribution to the fight against racism and colonialism. Profile of Josiah Tshangana Gumede