Umkhonto we sizwe soldiers

          Internal resistance against apartheid in the 1980s the role of the udf

        1. South african sas
        2. White south africans against apartheid
        3. Apartheid slogans
        4. Umkhonto wesizwe

          5. White south africans against apartheid!

          Sabelo Phama

          South African revolutionary

          Sabelo Phama [born Sabelo Gqwetha] (31 March 1949 – 9 February 1994) was a political Activist, Military Commander of Azanian People's Liberation Army APLA and Secretary for Defense of the Pan African Congress PAC.

          Early life

          Sabelo Phama was born in the Eastern Cape, Mthatha, South Africa. He was born in Baziya, a rural area on the outskirts of Mthatha. He was the son of Cyril Thozama Gqwetha and Thembani (Nee Mlambo) Gqwetha.The greater part of his childhood he spent with his grandparents who were teachers by profession.

          Sandf soldier

          Sabelo started his primary education at Baziya Mission School at the age of six in 1955. Sabelo was in contact with the PAC underground leaders at the ages of 12 and 13, and was putting pressure on the branch and cell leaders to go to Lesotho for the acquisition of the revolutionary theory.

          According to the PAC's task force of the early 1960s, the 1963 target date for the great offensive and liberation was emoti