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[[Boikie Mohlamme]] (1930-2014) was an artist and performer, and arts activist.

As a performer he had performed in a number of SABC 2 TV dramas.

He was a founder member of [[Performing Arts Workers' Equity]] ([[PAWE]]), which became the [[Creative Workers' Union of South Africa]] ([[CWUSA]]) in 2007.

Just before his death in 2014, he was involved as a mediatior between the producers and actors of the SABC TV soap ''[[Generations]]''.

==Sources==

"Performers' rights dies at 83", ''[[The Herald]]'', 28 August 2014: p. 2.

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 He became a leading figure and mentor of talent in Soweto theatre, as well as film and TV. In the 1970s he was one of the trio of successful producers of indiginous theatre productions, alongside [[Gibson Kente]] and [[Sam Manghwane]]. He later moved into TV and film as well.
-As a director he did productions of
+As a director he did productions of  ''[[Mohlomola]]''
 For TV he directed ''[[Mmalonya]]''

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 [[Boikie Mohlamme]] (1930-2014) was an artist and performer, and arts activist.
-Born in Lefurutshane in Western Transvaal (now Northwest Province), he became a leading figure and mentor of talent in Soweto theatre, as well as film and TV. Marrried to actress [[Roseline Morapedi]], and the copuple had three children.
+Born in Lefurutshane in the Groot Marico district of the Transvaal (now Northwest Province),
-As a director he did productions of  For TV he directed ''[[Mmalonya]]''
+He became a leading figure and mentor of talent in Soweto theatre, as well as film and TV. In the 1970s he was one of the trio of successful producers of indiginous theatre productions, alongside [[Gibson Kente]] and [[Sam Manghwane]]. He later moved into TV and film as well.
 As a television performer he appeared in a number of [[SABC]] 2 TV dramas.

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 Born in Lefurutshane in Western Transvaal (now Northwest Province), he became a leading figure and mentor of talent in Soweto theatre, as well as film and TV. Marrried to actress [[Roseline Morapedi]], and the copuple had three children.
-As a director he did productions of  ''[[Mmalonya]]''
+As a director he did productions of  For TV he directed ''[[Mmalonya]]''
 As a television performer he appeared in a number of [[SABC]] 2 TV dramas.
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 http://m.imdb.com/name/nm5990434/
 http://www.sabc.co.za/news/a/3359c7004550da0298aa99a5ad025b24/Hundreds-pay-last-respects-to-actor-Boikie-Mohlamme-20140901

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 [[Boikie Mohlamme]] (1930-2014) was an artist and performer, and arts activist.
-Born in Lefurutshane in Northern Transvaal (now Northwest Province), he became a leading figure and mentor of talent in Soweto theatre, as well as film and TV. Marrried to actress [[Roseline Morapedi]], and the copuple had three children.
+Born in Lefurutshane in Western Transvaal (now Northwest Province), he became a leading figure and mentor of talent in Soweto theatre, as well as film and TV. Marrried to actress [[Roseline Morapedi]], and the copuple had three children.
 As a director he did productions of  ''[[Mmalonya]]''

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 As a director he did productions of  ''[[Mmalonya]]''
-As a television performer he appeared in a number of SABC 2 TV dramas.
+As a television performer he appeared in a number of [[SABC]] 2 TV dramas.
 Also appeared in four films, ''[[Final Cut]]'' (1989), ''[[Warriors from Hell]]'' (1990), ''[[Taxi to Soweto]]'' (1991) and ''[['n Potvol Winter]]'' (1992)
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-Just before his death in 2014, he was involved as a mediatior between the producers and actors of the SABC TV soap ''[[Generations]]''.
+Just before his death in 2014, he was involved as a mediatior between the producers and actors of the [[SABC]] TV soap ''[[Generations]]''.
 ==Sources==

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	"Performers' rights dies at 83", ''[[The Herald]]'', 28 August 2014: p. 2.		"Performers' rights dies at 83", ''[[The Herald]]'', 28 August 2014: p. 2.
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	As a performer he had performed in a number of SABC 2 TV dramas.		As a performer he had performed in a number of SABC 2 TV dramas.
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		+	Also appeared in four films, ''[[Final Cut]]'' (1989), ''[[Warriors from Hell]]'' (1990), ''[[Taxi to Soweto]]'' (1991) and ''[['n Potvol Winter]]'' (1992)

	He was a founder member of [[Performing Arts Workers' Equity]] ([[PAWE]]), which became the [[Creative Workers' Union of South Africa]] ([[CWUSA]]) in 2007.		He was a founder member of [[Performing Arts Workers' Equity]] ([[PAWE]]), which became the [[Creative Workers' Union of South Africa]] ([[CWUSA]]) in 2007.