Discover the fearless and legendary journey of renowned photojournalist Dr. Peter Magubane, who defied apartheid with his camera. President Cyril Ramaphosa and other dignitaries pay homage to his unwavering courage.
Dr. Peter Magubane, a trailblazing photojournalist and anti-apartheid activist, was honored in a touching farewell ceremony attended by President Cyril Ramaphosa and other dignitaries. Known for capturing the raw truth through his lens, Magubane was celebrated for his fearlessness and dedication to exposing the injustices of apartheid. He was hailed as one of the most courageous journalists in the history of South Africa, willing to risk his life to document the atrocities of the time.
During his funeral, Sipho Hotstix Mabuse expressed his privilege in knowing Dr. Peter Magubane, highlighting the immense impact the photojournalist had in the fight against apartheid. President Cyril Ramaphosa paid tribute to Magubane's global influence, acknowledging his significant role in using photography as a tool for social change.
Renowned for his unwavering commitment to justice, Peter Magubane was described as a 'soldier on the front line of injustice' at his funeral. His bravery in facing the apartheid regime with his camera is a testament to his remarkable legacy that continues to inspire generations of journalists and activists.
In a poignant moment, Bishop Malusi Mpulwana recalled Magubane's fearless nature, emphasizing how he fearlessly confronted danger to capture the harsh realities of apartheid. Magubane's legacy as a courageous photojournalist who fought injustice with his camera will forever be remembered and cherished by the people of South Africa.
Today we bid farewell to a distinguished lensman, and one of the finest and most fearless journalists our country has produced. We have just heard the tributes ...
Renowned photojournalist and anti-apartheid activist, Dr Peter Magubane was laid to rest on Wednesday.
President Cyril Ramaphosa has paid tribute to globally renowned photographer, Dr Peter Magubane, for fearlessly using his camera to capture the atrocities ...
Photojournalist Peter Magubane looks on during the funeral of Albertina Sisulu in Johannesburg on June 11 2011. He died on Monday aged 91.
"Peter was prepared to risk his life to take pictures," was how Bishop Malusi Mpulwana remembered renowned photojournalist Peter Magubane.
Anti-apartheid photojournalist Dr Peter Magubane has been described as a real 'Mkhonto' who used his camera instead of guns and spears to help bring down ...
Legendary photographer Dr Peter Magubane was laid to rest on Wednesday. Mourners hailed how he fought apartheid with his camera.
It was a day of praise singing, sharing of memories and history at renowned anti-apartheid activist and photographer Peter Magubane's funeral in ...