To Survive and Succeed (ePub)
From farm boy to businessman
(Sprache: Englisch)
Mkhuseli ‘Khusta’ Jack was born on a white-owned farm in the Eastern Cape. Evicted from their home, his family was split up, wandering between different relatives, with nowhere to live legally. The young Khusta had a fierce yearning to go to school. Meeting...
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Mkhuseli ‘Khusta’ Jack was born on a white-owned farm in the Eastern Cape. Evicted from their home, his family was split up, wandering between different relatives, with nowhere to live legally. The young Khusta had a fierce yearning to go to school. Meeting obstacles at every turn, he never gave up. Reaching high school in Port Elizabeth, against all the odds, his drive finds a new focus: freedom for his people. Through fiery years of activism, his resolve never wavered. Khusta Jack became a respected leader in the democratic movement. Today, as a successful businessman, he is as outspoken as always.
A true story of sacrifice, courage and triumph.
A true story of sacrifice, courage and triumph.
Autoren-Porträt von Mkhuseli Jack
MKHUSELI ‘KHUSTA’ JACK holds a BA Hon. degree in Economics and Development Studies from the University of Sussex (UK). He has served (and currently serves) on boards and committees of Aberdare Cables, Irvin & Johnson, Emfuleni/Boardwalk Casino, Ilinge Development Services, BKS Group, Absa’s Batho Bonke, Sanlam’s Ubuthu Butho, African Bricks, Algoa FM, Business Against Crime, St Francis Hospice, Eastern Province Rugby Union, Port Elizabeth FET College, etc. He joined student politics in the mid-70s, and was the chairman of the Student Christian Movement. He was also a member of COSAS and led the 1980s Student Boycott. In 1981, he was arrested again for anti-republic celebration activities and arrested again in 1982, for delivering a protest speech in response to the killing of Dr Neil Aggett. After six months in solitary confinement, he was deported from Ciskei. Jack was a founding member of the Port Elizabeth Youth Congress (PEYCO), and part of the formation of the UDF in that year in Cape Town. In 1986, he was slammed with a five-year banning order. He was also one of the leaders Mandela consulted at the beginning of negotiations in the '90s. He’s married to Karen Evans and has two children, Themba and Cayla-Rose and they live in Port Elizabeth.
Bibliographische Angaben
- Autor: Mkhuseli Jack
- 2018, 244 Seiten, Englisch
- Verlag: Kwela
- ISBN-10: 0795708629
- ISBN-13: 9780795708626
- Erscheinungsdatum: 29.08.2018
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