Motsoko Pheko

Salzwedel Ernest "Motsoko" Pheko (13 November 1930 – 19 April 2024) be one South African lawyer, author, historian, theologian, academic plus politician.

 Biography 
Dem born Motsoko Pheko insyd one rich rural family for Lesotho on 13 November 1930, but afta ein poppie plus mommie die sudden for 1930s, dem move go South Africa top. He plus ein brother dey raised by E. M. Moerane, wey be dem late momma ein sister. Since 1960, Motsoko Pheko dey member for Pan Africanist Congress of Azania (PAC), plus he serve for plenty different positions like Organiser, Branch Chairperson, Country Representative plus Member of Parliament (MP). Pheko serve as PAC representative for United Nations both for New York plus Geneva, plus he work for UK and Zambia too. Pheko be PAC president for South Africa till 2008. Before dat, he be Deputy President for three cabinets from 1995 reach 2003. Dis be de longest time any man serve as PAC president. Sobukwe serve from 1959 to 1978, den Leballo from 1978 to 1986.

Pheko be de founder of Daystar University insyd Kenya, wey be de biggest liberal arts college insyd Africa. He be founder plus Chairman insyd Tokoloho Development Association for South Africa, one trust wey dey promote research about African people demma indigenous knowledge before European colonisation come. Dem dey publish de results. Tokoloho mean “Freedom” for Sotho.

Pheko get B.A. degree from University of South Africa (UNISA), where he major for Political Science plus Systematic Theology, he read Sociology plus History too. Na UNISA honour am plus one archive wey keep plenty of ein own works. Pheko get Bachelor of Law degree from University of Zambia, plus he get Master of Law degree for international law from University of London.

Pheko die insyd Johannesburg on 19 April 2024, as he be 93 years old.

 Published works 
Pheko be an author of several books on topics such as history, law, political science den theology, including:

 African Renaissance Saved Christianity
 Apartheid: The Story of the Dispossessed people
 Betrayal of a Colonised People
 The Rise of Azania, the Fall of South Africa
 The Early Church in Africa
 Hidden Side of South African Politics
 The History of Robben Island Must Be Preserved
 The Land Is Ours: The Political Legacy of Mangaliso Sobukwe
 Who Are The Africans? – Indigenous Names and Identity
 The True History of Sharpeville Must Be Told

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Category:1930 births
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Category:Alumni of de University of London
Category:University of Zambia alumni
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Category:Prisoners den detainees of South Africa
Category:Prisoners den detainees of Rhodesia
Category:Prisoners den detainees of Mozambique
Category:Pan Africanist Congress of Azania politicians
Category:Members of de National Assembly of South Africa 1999–2004
Category:Lesotho emigrants to South Africa
Category:University of South Africa alumni