Examples of 'sithole' in a sentence
Meaning of "sithole"
Sithole (noun): A surname of African origin. This surname is used by certain ethnic groups to refer to a specific lineage or family
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Sithole panicked and he went on the run.
Antoinette Sithole runs beside them.
Sithole subsequently accepted the default consequences of a period of ineligibility of two years.
In South Africa, a video shares the story of Zodwa Sithole over images of hospice care.
Sithole was in detention and specifically authorising him to carry out the armed struggle.
To the people around him, Sithole appeared to be a mild-mannered individual.
Sithole and others prepared a comprehensive document giving powers to Chitepo to lead ZANU while Rev.
Whilst co-traveller Peter Sithole died immediately, Molale passed into coma.
Sithole The book.
Clive Sithole ceramics.
Jan Sithole is a Swaziland trade union activist and politician.
Both were appointed in 2003, Sithole joining the administration from his position as IOC member.
Moses Sithole and his ABC murders is one of the most disturbing cases.
Sithole had a contact at the municipality who furnished us with the landlord 's information.
Sithole was driven to the hospital, where he was found to be HIV positive.
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Mr Sithole has accepted the position and will take up his new role by mid-February.
After a while, Sithole moved his focus to Boksburg and eventually to Cleveland.
Sithole was incarcerated in C-Max, the maximum security section of Pretoria Central Prison.
Mr. Sithole was threatened with deportation to Mozambique.
Sithole would take them to remote fields, and proceeded to beat, rape, and murder them.
Zama Sithole and Francisca Blasich received most votes, and completed the top 12.
In August 1995, Sithole was identified as having been seen with one of the victims.
Sithole joined a transitional government of whites and blacks in 1979, led by Bishop Abel Muzorewa.
Xoliswa Sithole was born in South Africa and raised in Zimbabwe after 1970.
Sithole was the leader of the Swaziland Federation of Trade Unions ( SFTU ) for 25 years.
Moses Sithole was born in 1964 in Vosloorus, a poor township near Boksburg, Transvaal Province now Gauteng.
