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'''Ingoapele Madingoane''' (b. 1950) was a South African poet and activist, and a member of the group of Black poets that organized in ] during the ]. '''Ingoapele Madingoane''' (b. 1950) was a South African poet and activist, and a member of the group of Black poets that organized in ] during the ].


Madingoane was born in ], a suburb of ].<ref index>{{cite journal|title=Ingoapele Madingoane: Poet laureate of Soweto |journal=] |pages=37-38 |volume=Index on Censorship |year=1984}}</ref> Madingoane was born in ], a suburb of ].<ref name=index>{{cite journal|title=Ingoapele Madingoane: Poet laureate of Soweto |journal=] |pages=37-38 |volume=Index on Censorship |year=1984}}</ref>


He was granted a "Posthumous Literary Award" in 2006 (along with ] and ]) during the ].<ref>{{Cite web|title=2006 Recipients|url=https://sala.org.za/2006-2/|access-date=2021-11-09|website=SALA|language=en-US}}</ref> He was granted a "Posthumous Literary Award" in 2006 (along with ] and ]) during the ].<ref>{{Cite web |title=2006 Recipients |url=https://sala.org.za/2006-2/ |access-date=3 January 2024 |website=SALA}}</ref>


==References== ==References==

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Ingoapele Madingoane (b. 1950) was a South African poet and activist, and a member of the group of Black poets that organized in Soweto during the Black Consciousness Movement.

Madingoane was born in Sophiatown, a suburb of Johannesburg.

He was granted a "Posthumous Literary Award" in 2006 (along with Bessie Head and James Moiloa) during the South African Literary Awards.

References

  1. "Ingoapele Madingoane: Poet laureate of Soweto". Index on Censorship. Index on Censorship: 37–38. 1984.
  2. "2006 Recipients". SALA. Retrieved 3 January 2024.
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