Joseph Luke Culverwell was a South African-born Zimbabwean politician and psychologist.
10 Facts About Joseph Culverwell
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Between 1981 and January, 1988, Culverwell was the Deputy Minister of Education and Culture of the Republic of Zimbabwe.
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Joseph Culverwell attended McKeurtan and Moffat primary schools in Bulawayo and Harare respectively, before entering Trafalgar High School in Cape Town.
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Joseph Culverwell graduated in Education and Psychology from the University of Cape Town and Nottingham University in England.
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Joseph Culverwell was an NCO and served with the Rhodesian Army and was attached to the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders, British Army in Ethiopia, Somalia, Kenya and Egypt.
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Joseph Culverwell attended the inaugural meeting of the African National Congress of Southern Rhodesia.
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Joseph Culverwell became a member of ZAPU and later ZANU in the 1960s.
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Joseph Culverwell was imprisoned for 18 months in 1967 by the Rhodesian Government of Ian Smith.
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Between 1981 and January, 1988, Joseph Culverwell was the Deputy Minister of Education and Culture of the Republic of Zimbabwe.
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In 2011, Joseph Culverwell was commemorated on a Zimbabwean Post $1 stamp.