Good day, I was a Grade 12 student in 1966 and was returning by bus from Stanger High School to my grandparents' home (where I lived) in Umhlali on 8 June 1966. The helicopter that had brought Senator Robert Kennedy (and his wife Ethel) to visit Chief Albert Luthuli had earlier landed on the school ground adjacent to the road. All of us who were high school students were thrilled that Senator Kennedy had seen it fit to visit Chief Albert Luthuli. This visit was shortly before Senator Robert Kennedy had begun his bid to become president of the U.S.A. A remarkable man, Chief Albert Luthuli. More of Chief Albert Luthuli's humility is in found in Ashwin Desai and Goolam Vahed's book titled, "Monty Naicker - Between Reason and Treason".
Men of Honour and the Peoples Champions in Baba Chief Luthuli and Baba Nelson Mandela. You will remain in our hearts forever and ever. Lallo M Hariram, Durban
chief ska senya leina la batho ba rena, ge o re "blacks will always be blacks" gape o ra gore ke tlhago ya rena, a se nnete taba eo. They did sell out fyi, but ba tlogetse marapo go rena baswa ba go swana le bo Malema gore re tswele pele ka morero. please lets stop this self hate bro. come on.
It's called proper Ganda they want you to belive their narrative.... Steven Bantu Biko... Chris Phumzile Hani... Dead leaders who died for freedom are true South African Heroes in my opinion
I read his book "Let my People Go." It was a book full of hope and ideas that shaped South Africa's constitution today. It is disheartening to see what the same South Africa that stood as bacon of hope for Africa's development and integration in the era of Luthuli had become today. It seems Luthuli and Mandela, the giants among men, had been shaped by a different philosophy elusive to the hateful generation of the present South African leaders. The latter encourage their people to disintegrate and destroy other African peoples and investments in their homelands; the homelands, though free from apartheid, is now a breeding ground for hate and xenophobia against other African nations.
I love Albert luthuli he was great man with legacy and patriotism with heart nelson Mandela was father of vision these two leaders fought for freedom struggle
Thambo did not get the recognition of Luthuli and Mandela yet he is the one that led ANC all the way to freedom. But Salute to the Prowess of Luthuli and Mandela nonetheless. Amandla!
False....the is no 2 man that changed SA history....the only people that changed SA history are the founders of ANC Pikley ka seme Langalibalele Dube Gumede These are the man that founded ANC ... without ANC there would be no Mandela or Luthuli in ANC hence no anti apartheid or injustice..
Speak for yourself. Don't be a spokes person for the whole country, especially with those false views. Do you have absolutely nothing to praise these men for? If so then you are not a true South African. You don't know where we come from.
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Good day,
I was a Grade 12 student in 1966 and was returning by bus from Stanger High School to my grandparents' home (where I lived) in Umhlali on 8 June 1966. The helicopter that had brought Senator Robert Kennedy (and his wife Ethel) to visit Chief Albert Luthuli had earlier landed on the school ground adjacent to the road. All of us who were high school students were thrilled that Senator Kennedy had seen it fit to visit Chief Albert Luthuli. This visit was shortly before Senator Robert Kennedy had begun his bid to become president of the U.S.A. A remarkable man, Chief Albert Luthuli. More of Chief Albert Luthuli's humility is in found in Ashwin Desai and Goolam Vahed's book titled, "Monty Naicker - Between Reason and Treason".
Long live dear father rip
Chief Luthuli a man of honor. Verwoerd a man of evil
I don't understand. He was Chief Albert Luthuli. Where are his descendants in South Africa. Where are the Luthuli chiefs?
@@npzwane9331 They made him choose his chieftaincy or the ANC, he chose the ANC which resulted in him losing his chieftaincy.
Men of Honour and the Peoples Champions in Baba Chief Luthuli and Baba Nelson Mandela. You will remain in our hearts forever and ever. Lallo M Hariram, Durban
It is so easy for those who were not there during the struggle to say the then leaders sold out, ai these ungrateful black folks
That makes me angry blacks will always be blacks nxa
chief ska senya leina la batho ba rena, ge o re "blacks will always be blacks" gape o ra gore ke tlhago ya rena, a se nnete taba eo. They did sell out fyi, but ba tlogetse marapo go rena baswa ba go swana le bo Malema gore re tswele pele ka morero. please lets stop this self hate bro. come on.
They did sold out.. economically majority of our people are still struggling
They definitely Sold out. You can not negotiate with your opponent who wants to shoot you.
It's not easy dude,we don't like saying it, but they did
Africa is proud to give birth to a giant like yourself my Chief.
only two? wheres the Hanis and the Aliases and the Mokabas and the Bikos and the Thambos? Theres many leaders in our history...not only two
Those are the views of outsiders the Chief and Mandela never talk about them only
It's called proper Ganda they want you to belive their narrative.... Steven Bantu Biko... Chris Phumzile Hani... Dead leaders who died for freedom are true South African Heroes in my opinion
Robert Sobukwe
I read his book "Let my People Go." It was a book full of hope and ideas that shaped South Africa's constitution today. It is disheartening to see what the same South Africa that stood as bacon of hope for Africa's development and integration in the era of Luthuli had become today. It seems Luthuli and Mandela, the giants among men, had been shaped by a different philosophy elusive to the hateful generation of the present South African leaders. The latter encourage their people to disintegrate and destroy other African peoples and investments in their homelands; the homelands, though free from apartheid, is now a breeding ground for hate and xenophobia against other African nations.
I love Albert luthuli he was great man with legacy and patriotism with heart nelson Mandela was father of vision these two leaders fought for freedom struggle
I knew Mandela sold out but as for Luthuli, what a shock! You can eve hear it in the way he speaks that this one loved whites like ramaphosa
Foolish youths. The generation of Malema. That's why you are dying of Aids and poverty u basterds have no respect.
You know nothing about history. U must be critical before u criticize, that's ungrateful of the new generation🙌.
@@phiwamagoslow2226 and you know better??? 🤣🤣 What can you do Mara with clever blacks. smh*
Uyislima wena
Luthuli the African Giant
All the dreams had they were freedom of the continent
But you cannot say it is only them
Thambo did not get the recognition of Luthuli and Mandela yet he is the one that led ANC all the way to freedom. But Salute to the Prowess of Luthuli and Mandela nonetheless. Amandla!
Or Tambo was the longest reigning ANC president and was absolutely instrumental in the Apartheid regime
This short story is extremely misleading
CHIEF ALBERT LUTHULI & PRES NELSON MANDELA,GREAT AFRIKAN LEADERS!!!
False....the is no 2 man that changed SA history....the only people that changed SA history are the founders of ANC
Pikley ka seme
Langalibalele Dube
Gumede
These are the man that founded ANC ... without ANC there would be no Mandela or Luthuli in ANC hence no anti apartheid or injustice..
HEROS IN HISTORY
What is the necessity celebrating this guys while masses of black ppl are still in poverty and the land hasn't return yet😂😂
B
Asimbonanga......
both of these men sold out the people of south Africa ...
Terror Doctor
I like that name ...
Speak for yourself. Don't be a spokes person for the whole country, especially with those false views. Do you have absolutely nothing to praise these men for? If so then you are not a true South African. You don't know where we come from.
opinion has never been truth, but surely u have evidence of your claims, otherwise you are just another bag of hot air.
I wanted to ask where were ur parents then...what were they doing