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I) THE KNOWN FIRST PROFESSIONAL WRITINGS OF JORDAN NGUBANE IN ISO LOMUZI, ADAM'S COLLEGE STUDENT NEWSPAPER.

II ) THE DEBUT WRITINGS OF JORDAN NGUBANE IN ILANGA LASE NATAL WHILE STILL A STUDENT AT ADAMS COLLEGE.

III) THE WEEKLY COLUMN "GLEANINGS FROM LIFE" WRITTEN BY JORDAN UNDER THE PSEUDONYM OF JO THE COW IN ILANGA LASE NATAL. (APRIL 23, 1938---MARCH 20, 1943).

IV) JORDAN NGUBANE WROTE A WEEKLY POLITICAL COLUMN IN ILANGA LASE NATAL IN ZULU LANGUAGE CALLED "EZOMHLABA JIKELELE" (AROUND THE WORLD). (DECEMBER 16, 1939---FEBRUARY 27, 1943).

V) JORDAN NGUBANE WROTE A COLUMN IN INKUNDLA YA BANTU KNOWN BY VARIOUS DESIGNATIONS ("REVIEW OF AFRICAN PRESS OPINION", "SOUTH AFRICAN POLITICAL COMMENTARY", AND "COMMENT ON EVENTS") UNDER THE PSEUDONYM OF KHANYISA. (JUNE 30, 1942---DECEMBER 10, 1949).

VI) THE EDITORIALS OF JORDAN NGUBANE IN INKUNDLA YA BANTU. (MAY 17, 1944---NOVEMBER 20, 1949).

VII) JORDAN NGUBANE WROTE A WEEKLY COLUMN CALLED AFRICAN VIEWPOINT IN INDIAN OPINION. (AUGUST 15, 1952---MARCH 8, 1957).

VIII) JORDAN NGUBANE WROTE A WEEKLY COLUMN CALLED TOPIC OF THE WEEK IN INDIAN OPINION. (APRIL 26, 1957---JUNE 21, 1957).

IX) JORDAN NGUBANE WROTE A WEEKLY COLUMN CALLED COMMENT ON MEN AND EVENTS IN INDIAN OPINION. (JULY 5, 1957---DECEMBER 18, 1959).

X) JORDAN NGUBANE WAS FOR A SHORT DURATION THE EDITOR OF INDIAN OPINION THEREBY WRITING THE FOLLOWING EDITORIALS. (MAY 2, 1958---APRIL 1, 1960).

XI) JORDAN NGUBANE WROTE SEVERAL MAJOR ARTICLES FOR THE LIBERAL PARTY NEWSPAPER CONTACT. (31, 1958---DECEMBER 13, 1958).

XII) CRITIQUES, CONDEMNATIONS AND DENOUNCIATIONS OF JORDAN NGUBANE'S POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY BY VARIOUS NEW AFRICA INTELLECTUALS FROM ALBERT LUTHULI THROUGH RUTH FIRST TO NELSON MANDELA.

XIII) AN EXCHANGE OF OPEN LETTERS IN ILANGA LASE NATAL BETWEEN H. SELBY MSIMANG AND JORDAN K. NGUBANE.

XIV) THE ESSAYS OF JORDAN NGUBANE IN VARIOUS PUBLICATIONS.

XV) BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES OF 19TH AND 20TH CENTURY SOUTH AFRICAN STATESMEN BY JORDAN NGUBANE WHICH APPEARED IN THE McGRAW HILL ENCYCLOPEDIA OF WORLD BIOGRAPHY (TWELVE VOLUMES) NEW YORK, 1973.

XVI) PAMPHLETS BY JORDAN KUSH NGUBANE.

XVII) INTERVIEWS WITH JORDAN NGUBANE.

XVIII) INTELLECTUAL PORTRAITS OF JORDAN NGUBANE.

XIX) JORDAN NGUBANE'S EXPLANATION OF HIS RETURN FROM EXILE.

XX) AN OBITUARY ON THE DEATH OF JORDAN NGUBANE.

XXI) THE WRITINGS OF JORDAN KUSH NGUBANE IN BOOK FORMAT.

XXII) AN UNPUBLISHED AUTOBIOGRAPHY. [This fragment of an autobiography consists of approximately 209 typed pages, beginning on page 97 and terminating on page 306. It can be found in the Gwendolyn Carter Papers, Center for Research Libraries at the University of Chicago. There is supposedly another autobiographical manuscript of approximately 600 typed pages at Yale University here in United States. One authoritative scholar has characterized this other document as mainly repetitive. Whether the first document is a fragment of the larger autobiographical piece is unclear.]

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I) THE KNOWN FIRST PROFESSIONAL WRITINGS OF JORDAN NGUBANE IN ISO LOMUZI, ADAM'S COLLEGE STUDENT NEWSPAPER. II ) THE DEBUT WRITINGS OF JORDAN NGUBANE IN ILANGA LASE NATAL WHILE STILL A STUDENT AT ADAMS COLLEGE. III) THE WEEKLY COLUMN "GLEANINGS FROM LIFE" WRITTEN BY JORDAN UNDER THE PSEUDONYM OF JO THE COW IN ILANGA LASE NATAL. (APRIL 23, 1938---MARCH 20, 1943). IV) JORDAN NGUBANE WROTE A WEEKLY POLITICAL COLUMN IN ILANGA LASE NATAL IN ZULU LANGUAGE CALLED "EZOMHLABA JIKELELE" (AROUND THE WORLD). (DECEMBER 16, 1939---FEBRUARY 27, 1943). V) JORDAN NGUBANE WROTE A COLUMN IN INKUNDLA YA BANTU KNOWN BY VARIOUS DESIGNATIONS ("REVIEW OF AFRICAN PRESS OPINION", "SOUTH AFRICAN POLITICAL COMMENTARY", AND "COMMENT ON EVENTS") UNDER THE PSEUDONYM OF KHANYISA. (JUNE 30, 1942---DECEMBER 10, 1949). VI) THE EDITORIALS OF JORDAN NGUBANE IN INKUNDLA YA BANTU. (MAY 17, 1944---NOVEMBER 20, 1949). VII) JORDAN NGUBANE WROTE A WEEKLY COLUMN CALLED AFRICAN VIEWPOINT IN INDIAN OPINION. (AUGUST 15, 1952---MARCH 8, 1957). VIII) JORDAN NGUBANE WROTE A WEEKLY COLUMN CALLED TOPIC OF THE WEEK IN INDIAN OPINION. (APRIL 26, 1957---JUNE 21, 1957). IX) JORDAN NGUBANE WROTE A WEEKLY COLUMN CALLED COMMENT ON MEN AND EVENTS IN INDIAN OPINION. (JULY 5, 1957---DECEMBER 18, 1959). X) JORDAN NGUBANE WAS FOR A SHORT DURATION THE EDITOR OF INDIAN OPINION THEREBY WRITING THE FOLLOWING EDITORIALS. (MAY 2, 1958---APRIL 1, 1960). XI) JORDAN NGUBANE WROTE SEVERAL MAJOR ARTICLES FOR THE LIBERAL PARTY NEWSPAPER CONTACT. (31, 1958---DECEMBER 13, 1958). XII) CRITIQUES, CONDEMNATIONS AND DENOUNCIATIONS OF JORDAN NGUBANE'S POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY BY VARIOUS NEW AFRICA INTELLECTUALS FROM ALBERT LUTHULI THROUGH RUTH FIRST TO NELSON MANDELA. XIII) AN EXCHANGE OF OPEN LETTERS IN ILANGA LASE NATAL BETWEEN H. SELBY MSIMANG AND JORDAN K. NGUBANE. XIV) THE ESSAYS OF JORDAN NGUBANE IN VARIOUS PUBLICATIONS. XV) BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES OF 19TH AND 20TH CENTURY SOUTH AFRICAN STATESMEN BY JORDAN NGUBANE WHICH APPEARED IN THE McGRAW HILL ENCYCLOPEDIA OF WORLD BIOGRAPHY (TWELVE VOLUMES) NEW YORK, 1973. XVI) PAMPHLETS BY JORDAN KUSH NGUBANE. XVII) INTERVIEWS WITH JORDAN NGUBANE. XVIII) INTELLECTUAL PORTRAITS OF JORDAN NGUBANE. XIX) JORDAN NGUBANE'S EXPLANATION OF HIS RETURN FROM EXILE. XX) AN OBITUARY ON THE DEATH OF JORDAN NGUBANE. XXI) THE WRITINGS OF JORDAN KUSH NGUBANE IN BOOK FORMAT. XXII) AN UNPUBLISHED AUTOBIOGRAPHY. [This fragment of an autobiography consists of approximately 209 typed pages, beginning on page 97 and terminating on page 306. It can be found in the Gwendolyn Carter Papers, Center for Research Libraries at the University of Chicago. There is supposedly another autobiographical manuscript of approximately 600 typed pages at Yale University here in United States. One authoritative scholar has characterized this other document as mainly repetitive. Whether the first document is a fragment of the larger autobiographical piece is unclear.]