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+See [[ESAT Bibliography Gl-Go|Gosher]], 1988.
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	Writer of ''[[Shanti]]'' , which was performed by the [[People's Experimental Theatre]] ([[PET]]) in 1973, and published in ''[[South African People's Plays]]'' (1981). It is perhaps one of the best known plays in the [[Black Consciousness]] repertoire.		Writer of ''[[Shanti]]'' , which was performed by the [[People's Experimental Theatre]] ([[PET]]) in 1973, and published in ''[[South African People's Plays]]'' (1981). It is perhaps one of the best known plays in the [[Black Consciousness]] repertoire.
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 Kruger, 1997
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-(1947-1972) Dramatist and martyred [[Black Consciousness]] activist. Also known as Mthuli ka Shezi.
+(1947-1972) Dramatist and martyred [[Black Consciousness]] activist. Also known as [[Mthuli ka Shezi]].
-A student activist at the University of Zululand, he became vice-president of the [[Black People's Convention]], and in 1972 attended the [[TECON]]/[[SABTU]] festival in Durban. Expelled from UniZulu, he died when pushed under a train by a white official on his way to the [[SABTU]] festival in Cape Town.
+A student activist at the [[University of Zululand]], he became vice-president of the [[Black People's Convention]], and in 1972 attended the [[TECON]]/[[SABTU]] festival in Durban. Expelled from UniZulu, he died when pushed under a train by a white official on his way to the [[SABTU]] festival in Cape Town.
 Shezi was awarded the Order of Luthuli for his courage and contribution to the performing arts and anti-apartheid activism.

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 == His theatre work ==
-Writer of ''[[Shanti]]'' , which was performed by the [[People's Experimental Theatre Group]] in 1973, and published in ''[[South African People's Plays]]'' (1981). It is perhaps one of the best known plays in the [[Black Consciousness]] repertoire.
+Writer of ''[[Shanti]]'' , which was performed by the [[People's Experimental Theatre]] ([[PET]]) in 1973, and published in ''[[South African People's Plays]]'' (1981). It is perhaps one of the best known plays in the [[Black Consciousness]] repertoire.
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−	(19-1972) Dramatist and martyred Black Consciousness activist. A student activist at the University of Zululand, he became vice-president of the [[Black ~~People’s~~ Convention]], and in 1972 attended the [[TECON]]/[[SABTU]] festival in Durban. Expelled from UniZulu, he died when pushed under a train by a white official on his way to the [[SABTU]] festival in Cape Town. * Writer of ''[[Shanti]]'' (performed 1973, published 1981) perhaps one of the best known plays in the Black Consciousness repertoire.	+	(19-1972) Dramatist and martyred Black Consciousness activist. A student activist at the University of Zululand, he became vice-president of the [[Black People's Convention]], and in 1972 attended the [[TECON]]/[[SABTU]] festival in Durban. Expelled from UniZulu, he died when pushed under a train by a white official on his way to the [[SABTU]] festival in Cape Town. * Writer of ''[[Shanti]]'' (performed 1973, published 1981) perhaps one of the best known plays in the Black Consciousness repertoire.

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