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Aubrey Mokoape
Dr. Maitshwe Nchuape Aubrey Mokoape (born 6 September 1944) was also known as a political anti-apartheid activist and a former leader of the Pan-African Congress and Black Consciousness Movement in South Africa.〔(UPM applies Biko, Fanon and Marx to SA ), Amanda Xulu, ''The Oppidan Press', 2013〕 He was first arrested and detained at the age of 15.〔(BLACK CONSCIOUSNESS: AN INTERSECTION OF THEORY AND PRAXIS ), by Youlendree Appasamy, ''Media Diversity UK'', 9 October 2013〕He studied and worked alongside political anti-apartheid activist Steve Biko. who was a founder and was elected president of the Black Consciousness Movement. In post apartheid South Africa he is now known as a physician and a soldier in the struggle for freedom.〔() "Overcoming Apartheid" Nchaupe Aubrey Mokoape interviewed by David Wiley 10 November 2006 Durban, South Africa.〕
==Early life==
Aubrey Mokoape was born in Johannesburg, South Africa where he grew up as a child but later moved to () with his family. Aubrey and his family lived in a Johannesburg location in a building that only workers lived in.〔 He has three siblings, Walter, George, Keith and Barbara. His father worked for an old trading company known as the Elephant Trading Company. He worked as a dispatch clerk but before this he worked as a teacher.〔 Mokoape's father was transferred to Pretoria and so was the rest of his family and this is where Mokoape partly grew up. He studied through bantu education at an elite Johannesburg high school, in one of the locations, known as Orlando High School.〔 His years in Orlando high school were prominent due to the high level of political activity. He later studied to be a doctor at the University of Natal.
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