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4. Albertina Gwenkane – Nyanga Women’s Vigilance Association.
5. Rosie Mpetha - Nyanga Women’s Vigilance Association.
6. Annie Silinga – ANCWL, Langa Women’s Vigilance Association.
7. Winifred Seqwana – ANCWL, Langa Women’s Vigilance Association.
8. Gladys Smith – Cape Housewives’ League.
9. Katie White – Guardian Christmas Club.
10. Hettie McLeod – Cape Factory Workers Committee.
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12. Freda van Rheede – Food and Canning Workers Union.
13. Cecilia Rosier – South African Congress of Democrats (COD)
1. Cecilia A. N. Kuse – ANCWL.
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2. Bertha Mkize – ANCWL.
3. Henrietta Ostrich – African Women’s Association.
1. Martha Nqxesha – African Food and Canning Workers Union.
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3. Rica Hodgson – COD.
4. Rahima Moosa – SAIC.
5. Helen Joseph – COD.
6. Ida Mtwana – ANCWL.
7. Josie Palmer – Transvaal All-Women’s Union.
8. Hilda Watts – COD.
9. Amina Cachalia – SAIC.
1. Sister M. F. Thompson – ANCWL.
1. Florence Matomela – ANCWL.
President: Ida Mtwana
Vice Presidents: Gladys Smith
Lilian Ngoyi
Bertha Mkize
Florence Matomela
Secretary: Ray Alexander
Treasurer: Hettie McLeod
Committee: Elizabeth Mafekeng, Dora Tamana, Katie White, Freda van Rheede, Annie Silinga, Louisa Mtwana, Cecilia Rosier, Winifred Seqwana, K. Egelhof, Hilda Watts, Hettie du Preez, Albertina Sisulu, Helen Joseph, Frances Baard, Miss Njonwe, Chrissie Jasson, Fatima Meer, Miss M. F. Thompson.
- Walker, C. 1982. “Women and resistance in South Africa”. Onyx Press: London.