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Khongolose: A Short History of the ANC in the North-West Province from 1909, by Andrew Manson, Bernard Mbenga and Arianna Lissoni

Khongolose: A Short History of the ANC in the North-West Province from 1909, by Andrew Manson, Bernard Mbenga and Arianna Lissoni, outlines the history of the governing African National Congress (ANC), specifically in former Western Transvaal, a territory that subsequently became the contemporary North West province (BokoneBophirima) in democratic South Africa. It focuses on the activism of the rural populace in many of the villages and small towns of this territory. The authors adopt a threepart approach that tackles the early years of the ANC (1910–1965); its underground and armed struggle periods including the resistance to the former Bophuthatswana Bantustan (1965–1994); and the contemporary period in which the ANC came to power in the North West Province (1994–2013).