EPISODE · Jul 21, 2026 · 7 MIN
Nearly six decades after the death of Chief Albert Luthuli, new calls are growing to revisit one of South Africa's most contested chapters of history. The Luthuli Foundation says it's time to rewrite the official record, insisting the Nobel Peace Prize laureate and former ANC President-General was murdered in 1967, not killed in an accident. This year's commemoration aims to honour his legacy while renewing the push for the truth about his death.
from The Daily Discourse · host SAfm
Guest: Sandile Luthuli: Family Spokesperson and Grandson of Chief Albert Luthuli
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Nearly six decades after the death of Chief Albert Luthuli, new calls are growing to revisit one of South Africa's most contested chapters of history. The Luthuli Foundation says it's time to rewrite the official record, insisting the Nobel Peace Prize laureate and former ANC President-General was murdered in 1967, not killed in an accident. This year's commemoration aims to honour his legacy while renewing the push for the truth about his death.
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