Oslo, Norway, 10 December 1961 Your Majesty, Mr. President, Ladies and Gentlemen, here present! On an occasion like this words fail one. This is the most important occasion not only in my life, but in that of my dear wife, Nokukhanya, who shares with me this honour. For, friends, her encouragement, not just mere encouragement…
A Generous Eye” was exhibited at the Luthuli Museum from 18 June 2010 to 1 October 2010, courtesy of the Nelson Mandela Foundation and the Naidoo family. The exhibition showcased the life and journalistic efforts of photojournalist and activist G R Naidoo during the Liberation Movement in South Africa.
A Generous Eye” was exhibited at the Luthuli Museum from 18 June 2010 to 1 October 2010, courtesy of the Nelson Mandela Foundation and the Naidoo family. The exhibition showcased the life and journalistic efforts of photojournalist and activist G R Naidoo during the Liberation Movement in South Africa.
A Generous Eye” was exhibited at the Luthuli Museum from 18 June 2010 to 1 October 2010, courtesy of the Nelson Mandela Foundation and the Naidoo family. The exhibition showcased the life and journalistic efforts of photojournalist and activist G R Naidoo during the Liberation Movement in South Africa.
(Current travelling exhibition) This exhibition was conceptualised in response to the Xenophobic violence which swept through parts of South Africa in May 2008.’ The content of the exhibition takes extracts from Chief Albert Luthuli quotes and is placed in context of his view on Xenophobia.
The staging of the 2010 Soccer World Cup in South Africa provided the Luthuli Museum with an opportunity to draw attention to the role played by Chief Luthuli in the administration of the game and his enthusiasm for the sport. (2010: Luthuli Museum) (Current travelling exhibition) The staging of the 2010 Soccer World Cup in…
(Current travelling exhibition) The main objective of the joint exhibition between Chief Albert Luthuli and Rolihlahla Nelson Mandela was to highlight the links between the two leaders under the theme: leadership. (2010 – Present) The main objective of the joint exhibition between Chief Albert Luthuli and Rolihlahla Nelson Mandela was to highlight the links between…
This exhibition is to be launched in December 2011 to acknowledge and commemorate Chief Albert Luthuli’s Nobel Peace Prize that he received in Oslo in 1961 for the year 1960. Chief Luthuli was the first African to receive the Nobel Peace Prize, and the first ever candidate to be awarded the prize for the category…
Named ‘The Spirit of Chief Albert Luthuli ‘series, the eight paintings were produced by the controversial artist Ronald Harrison between 2005 – 2007
