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Dlomo joined the African National Congress (ANC) at Chesterville in Durban just before it was banned in 1960. He then went underground and embarked on a recruitment drive for the movement.

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In July 1961 Dlomo married Bongekile Makhoba and they had three children together.

In 1963 Dlomo was arrested and detained under the 90 Days' Detention law. He was later charged with furthering aims of the ANC, a banned organisation but he was acquitted.

Shortly after his release, the police re-detained him under the same law in 1965. This time he was charged with providing assistance to people leaving the country for military training under uMkhonto we Sizwe (MK). 

Dlomo was sentenced to four years in prison which he served on Robben Island.

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While he was on the Island Dlomo enrolled with the University of South Africa (UNISA). He was also one of the leaders of protest mounted by political prisoner against inhumane prison conditions. As a result, he was detain