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Matanzima, Kaiser

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Matanzima, Kaiser (1915–2003)

South African politician. He was chief minister of the Transkei, which became independent in 1976. He believed in separate black development, and has advocated a confederation of black states to form a single supra-national independent state in South Africa.

He graduated from Fort Hare University, where he actively engaged in youth politics in the African National Congress.



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