The Bang-Bang Club (40 page)
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Authors: Greg Marinovich
disbanded
purpose of
starvation in
Hostel War
Hutus
IFP
see
Inkatha Freedom Party
see
Inkatha Freedom Party
impi (band of armed men)
impimpi (spy)
India
indunas (headmen)
influx-control laws
Inhlazane train station, Soweto
Inkatha Freedom Party (IFP)
and ANC
the battle in Thokoza
becomes a political party
in Bekkersdal
and Bishop Khumalo
and Boipatong massacre
a chauvinist Zulu movement
and the elections
in Kathlehong
networking
and the police
political leadership
seat of power
secretly receives weapons and military training
Ulundi stronghold
and the Vaal Monster
wants secession
Innes, Vivian
intelezi (protective potion)
Iraq, Scud attacks on Israel
isazi (deceitful city-slickers)
isiZulu language
Israel
Israel, Iraqi Scud attacks
Jabulani Hostel, Soweto
Jabulani stadium, Soweto
Jenetwa, Joyce
and Eunice
and Mimi
and Sisi
and Tamara
and zombies
Jenks, Paul
Jerusalem
Johannesburg
and gold mines
Joao moves to
Mitterand in
racially mixed areas
the Reef
resuscitation unit
white
Johannesburg Supreme Court
Juba
Judaism, revival in Hungary
Judith (of Reuters)
Kabul
Kaffirboetie
‘kaffirs’
‘kafirs’
Kalahajane
Kathlehong
Khalanyoni Hostel
Khartoum government
Kheswa, Victor Khetisi (the Vaal Monster)
Khumalo, Alf
Khumalo, Bafana
Khumalo, Bishop Mbhekiseni
Khumalo Gang
Khuthuze Hostel
Khyber Pass
Klip River
Kliptown
Kongor, Sudan
KwaMadala Hostel
KwaMashu township, near Durban
KwaZulu-Natal
kwela music
Kyalami racetrack
Leafax scanner
Leandra township
Lebowa
Lee, Nancy
Leeufontein
Lesotho
Lesotho army
liberation movements
demonized
lack of a serious military campaign
Marxist-influenced ideologies
unbanning of
Living
magazine
magazine
Lloyd, Julia
Lloyd, Megan
Lokichokio, Kenya
Lusaka
MacLeod, Scott
‘Madala’
Madala Hostel
Mafeking
Mafikeng
Magubane, Charles
Magubane, Peter
Malebane, Rocky
Mandela, Nelson
and Alf Khumalo
assassination plot
and the Boipatong massacre
demonization
and the elections
first state visit as president
on Ken’s death
Kevin sent to cover a speech
Kevin’s photographs
leads the ANC
Nobel Peace Prize
release from prison
status of a demi-god
sworn in as president
Mandela, Winnie
Mandela Park shanty town
Mandrax
Mangope, President Lucas
Manic Street Preachers
Maputo, Mozambique
Marais, Chris
Marinovich, Bart
Marinovich, Franka
Marinovich, Greg
appearance
background
and Boipatong massacre
and the Bophuthatswana crisis
childhood
in Croatia
death of his mother from cancer
disabilities after being shot
education
effect of trauma
engagement
first assignment since being shot
flees South Africa
further woundings
and Gary’s death
and Ken’s inquest
at Kevin’s funeral
and Kevin’s Pulitzer Prize
level-headedness
makes a hero out of Ken
photographs himself voting
pseudonym (Sebastian Balic)
Pulitzer Prize
and the question of helping wounded civilians
recovery after the shooting
relationship with Heidi
shot in Thokoza
street parties in Soweto
told of Kevin’s suicide
Marinovich, Mladen
Maseru, Lesotho
Mashur, Riek
Mathope, Aaron
Mathope, Klaas
Meadowlands Hostel, Soweto
Meadowlands Zone One suburb, Soweto
the elections
the Rapoo family
Mendel, Gideon
Mitterand, François
Mkhize, Brian
Mlangeni, Bheki
Mmabatho
Montgomery, ‘Monty’
Mozambique
Mpandlane
Mshaya’zafe Hostel
Msibi, Sam
Mthembu, Victor
Nachtwey, Jim
the battle in Thokoza
in Bophuthatswana
and the elections
and Kevin’s trip to New York
and the shooting at Thokoza
Nairobi
Nakajimaa, Hisaye
Namibia (previously South West Africa)
Nancefield Hostel, Soweto
Nangalembe, Chris
Narcotic Anonymous
Natal South Coast
Natalspruit Hospital, Thokoza
National Party
National Peace-Keeping Force
and the ANC
and Ken’s death
Ndaleni township, Richmond, KwaZulu-Natal
necklacing
New South Africa
New York City
Kevin’s visit
New York Times, The
(
NYT
),
(
NYT
),
Newdare
Newsweek Magazine
Nguni language
Ngwenya, Juda
Nicol, Stuart
‘Nkosi Sikelel’ iAfrika’ (liberation anthem)
Noirmont, Patrick de
Nuer tribe
Nustar, Croatia
NYT see New York Times, The
Nzima, Sam
Oaktree Hotel, Nairobi
Oosterbroek, Geri
Oosterbroek, Ken
appearance
and the Boipatong massacre
in Bophuthatswana
built up into a hero
chief photographer at
The Star
The Star
daughter Tabitha
diary
effect of trauma
friendship with Joao
hires Joao
Ilford Award
inquest
Joao’s pictures
and Kevin’s Pulitzer Prize
killed in Thokoza
marriage
personality
photographs a girl rescued from an impi
posthumous exhibition and book of photographs
professionalism
and the Thokoza monument
unthinking racism
wake and funeral
Oosterbroek, Monica (née Nicholson)
Operation Lifeline Sudan project, Girgiri (United Nations)
Pakistan
Pan-Africanist Congress (PAC)
armed wing of
and the police
and the Soweto stay-away
unbanning of
Papuk mountains, Croatia
Parkview Hotel, Nairobi
pass laws
Pegleg (Inkatha gunman)
People’s Liberation Army of Namibia (PLAN)
Persson, Mikey
Petersen, Hector
Phola Park squatter camp, Thokoza township
PictureNet Africa
Pietermaritzburg university
Pinder, Rodney
PLAN
see
People’s Liberation Army of Namibia
see
People’s Liberation Army of Namibia
police
and Afrikaans
antipathy towards ANC supporters
and the Boipatong massacre
of Bophuthatswana
campaign of killings and terror
the code of silence
death of Johannes Rapoo
efforts to trace ‘Seb Balic’
forcible removals to Soweto
and Inkatha
and Peter Magubane
and the Rapoo incident
retention of jobs
and the third-force theory
and the Tshabalala killing
and the Vaal Monster
Vlakplaas police unit
political violence, escalation of
Pondo tribe, a death in Soweto
Portugal
Pretoria
racism
the Freedom Front
and Ken Oosterbroek’s unthinking attitude
of the right-wing militia
radio scanners
Rain Queen (Modjadji)
Rallo, Siphiwe
Ramaphosa, Cyril
Rand Daily Mail
Rapoo, Johanna
Rapoo, Johannes
Rapoo, Maki
Rapoo, Sandy ‘Tarzan’
Rapoo, Stanley
Rapoo, Tshoena Reginald (Boytjie)
Rapoo family
Reedwaan
Reedwaan, Pippa
Reef
Renamo rebels
Renfrew, Barry
Reuters
Richmond, KwaZulu-Natal
Rinke, Heidi
appearance
the Boipatong massacre
and the Bophuthatswana crisis
covers the Serbo-Croat war
and Greg’s shooting
and Ken’s death
and the question of helping wounded civilians
relationship with Greg
the Sebokeng incident
and zombies
Rustenburg
Rwanda
SADF
see
South African Defence Force
see
South African Defence Force
Sahafi Hotel, Mogadishu
sanctions
Sandton Field and Study Centre
sangomas (spirit mediums)
Sarajevo
schools, township
Sebokeng township
family slain in
self-defence units
Serbo-Croat war
Serbs
seSotho language
seTswana language
Sharia Law
Shariff, Abdul
shebeen queens
shebeens
Shell House, Johannesburg
Silva, Joao
in Afghanistan
appearance
the battle in Thokoza
and the Boipatong massacre
in Bophuthatswana
childhood
in Ciskei
dagga smoking
effect of trauma
and the elections
engagement
enthusiasm
friendship with Ken
and Gary’s death
Ilford Award
joins AP
in Kathlehong
Ken hires at
The Star
The Star
and Ken’s funeral
and Ken’s inquest
Kevin borrows from
at Kevin’s funeral
and Kevin’s Pulitzer Prize
and Kevin’s suicide
and Kevin’s vulture picture
in Lesotho
makes a hero out of Ken
and Mitterand’s visit
and Mkhize
motor-sport fan
in Mozambique
national Press Photographer’s award
personality
photographs female killers in Thokoza
pictures of Ken’s body
and the question of helping
wounded civilians
wounded civilians
relationship with Kevin
the Sebokeng killings
and Shariff’s death
and the shooting at Thokoza
smashes his cameras
street parties in Soweto
the Sudan trip
takes up photography
told of Kevin’s suicide
the wake for Ken
Skosana, Maki
Slovo, Joe
Somalia
Sophiatown
Sotsu family
South African army
South African Defence Force (SADF)
South African government
democratically elected
demonizes liberation movements
and the Tshabalala killing
South West Africa (later Namibia)
South West African People’s Organization (SWAPO)
SouthLight photo-agency
Soweto
declares a public holiday (1990)
dependent on white cities
the elections
lack of amenities
lack of trees
Mandela and Mitterand in
politically-motivated fighting
protest against compulsory use of Afrikaans in education
South Africa’s largest black city
street parties
taxation
uprising (1976)
Spira, Dave
SPLA
see
Sudanese People’s Liberation Army
see
Sudanese People’s Liberation Army
Springboks
Stanford, Simon
The Star
States of Emergency
stay-aways
Stevens, Robert
Strand, Cynde
strikes
Sudan
adoption of Islamic Sharia Law
famine
‘Famine Triangle’
food aid
funding for Kevin’s trip
government offensive against divided rebels
independence (1956)
Kevin’s stalking vulture
Sudanese People’s Liberation Army (SPLA)
Sun City, Bophuthatswana
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