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Rubusana, on the other hand, represented a more radical perspective regarding the Native Question and other related matters.
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Rubusana was very much involved in teaching and went on to establish schools in and around East London.
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Rubusana was rooted in the political formations of black people such as the Native Vigilance Association and was elected President of the Cape-based Native Congress, which eventually merged with other provincial congresses to form the South African Native National Congress.
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The approaches of Jabavu and Rubusana, for instance, were instructive in this regard.
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Rubusana, on the other hand, represented a more radical perspective regarding the Native Question and other related matters.
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Whereas Jabavu's newspaper Imvo Zabantsundu tended to reflect the views of white liberal politicians, who were its funders, Rubusana founded Izwi La Bantu which was aimed at giving clear voice to the political aspirations of Africans in the Eastern Cape.
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The approaches of Jabavu and Rubusana, for instance, were instructive in this regard.
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Then there's Rubusana, who extolled the values of vernacular, instead of English, which was exclusively promoted as the indicator of sophistication, and Ntsikana's refusal to denounce ancestral worship, while also adhering to Christian ideas.
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Rubusana was very much involved in teaching and went on to establish schools in and around East London.
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Whereas Jabavu's newspaper Imvo Zabantsundu tended to reflect the views of white liberal politicians, who were its funders, Rubusana founded Izwi La Bantu which was aimed at giving clear voice to the political aspirations of Africans in the Eastern Cape.
CONTENTS 2008
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