Charles Jonathan (Jonty) Driver was born in 1939 in South Africa; he was an anti-apartheid activist and poet. In 1964, he was detained by the South African police for his suspected involvement in the African Resistance Movement. Following his detainment, he left for England, where he was denied South African citizenship and became stateless until later becoming a British citizen. He is a full-time writer.
1939-01-01
South Africa
University of Cape Town, Oxford University
Driver, Jonty. "Biography." Jonty Driver, www.jontydriver.co.uk/biography/. Accessed 7 October 2024.
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