Magubane was celebrated as a “legendary photojournalist” by his peers and recognized by the South African government for his pivotal role in documenting the fight against apartheid.
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A Man of Courage: Leon Sullivan, First Black Corporate Director Who Fought Against Inequality and Apartheid
Today, the first Black corporate director Rev. Leon Sullivan’s legacy remains a model for Black activism in corporate governance.
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South African President Cyril Ramaphosa Condemns Violence at Anti-Racism Protest
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has recently condemned the violence that has erupted outside Brackenfell High School in Johannesburg. The violence first erupted yesterday after members of the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) peacefully protested outside the school with regards to…
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South Africans Pay Tribute to Veteran Anti-Apartheid Lawyer George Bizos
This past Wednesday, anti-Apartheid lawyer George Bizos passed away at the age of 92. Bizos famously defended struggle veteran and former President Nelson Mandela during his treason trial, the infamous Rivonia Trial and that of other struggle veterans. Bizos is…
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In Photos: ‘Covid’ is Cape Town’s New Informal Settlement for Those Displaced by the Pandemic
A group of Cape Town residents, many of whom lost their jobs due to the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic, have built a new informal settlement now known as Covid. Despite a government ban on evictions while the country is…
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South African Anti-Apartheid Activist Zindziswa Mandela Has Died
South African Ambassador to Denmark and anti-Apartheid activist, Zindziswa “Zindzi” Mandela, has passed away according to EWN. The news was confirmed earlier this morning by the Department of International Relations. Ambassador Mandela, age 59, was the daughter of the late…
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South Africa’s Last White President Sparks Backlash After Suggesting Apartheid Wasn’t a Crime Against Humanity
FW de Klerk, South Africa’s last apartheid-era president, has apologized for his comments suggesting apartheid wasn’t a crime against humanity. De Klerk, 83, retracted his remarks this week following public outcry and apologized for the”confusion, anger and hurt it has…
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