Pravin Gordhan
Goodbye Pravin Gordhan In the early hours of this morning, the 13th of September Pravin Gordhan sadly passed after a battle with cancer. We have gathered some photos of Gordhan who was a […]
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Brave Photographers – Anton Hammerl
Killed Photographing Conflict in Libya Hammerl, the former picture editor for The Saturday Star (Johannesburg, South Africa), went to Libya […]
Brave Photographers – Mohamed Amin
Brave Photographers Photographic journalists risk their lives documenting war and disasters. Over the next five blog posts, we are going to cover some astoundingly brave […]
Desmond Tutu From Pulpit to Peacemaker
Desmond Tutu Desmond Tutu, a South African Anglican bishop, rose to prominence fighting apartheid. Ordained in 1960, he became the first Black Archbishop of Cape Town. His […]
From Ring Champion to Global Icon: Muhammad Ali
Born Cassius Clay in segregated Louisville, Muhammad Ali shattered boxing norms with his “float like a butterfly, sting like a bee” style. He refused the Vietnam War draft, sparking a fight for his beliefs […]
Images of South African Political Parties – Old and New
South African Political Parties As the nation awaits the outcome of coalition talks following the South African election results released on Sunday, here are some images old and new from the African National […]
South Africa Votes
South Africa Votes South Africa went to the polls again in 2024, marking 30 years since the first democratic elections in 1994. This milestone election saw citizens from […]
Illustrating South African Election topics
SA Election Roundup South Africans vote tomorrow, 30 years after the first democratic elections. Issues of housing, education, sanitation, power and crime are all topics that affect […]
ANC Archives Images Collections
ANC Archives The digitisation of the ANC Archives by Africa Media Online began in 2012 at the University of Fort Hare and continued until 2018. Tens of thousands of images from the ANC Archives […]
Looking Back 30 Years On South Africa’s Election Miracle
a near miracle… In a recent article in Daily Maverick, Paul Weinberg, relates the experience of being the official photographer for the […]