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Through the Lens With over 30 years of experience, award-winning photographer and videographer Philip Schedler has worked across editorial, advertising, corporate, and industrial sectors. Based in Johannesburg, […]
Preserving African Music The International Library of African Music (ILAM) is primarily an audio archive, but the photographs in this collection add another dimension to its story. Beginning […]
Drum Covers from the Archive Drum is a South African publication that became a powerful voice for Black urban culture and resistance during the apartheid era. Launched in 1951, it captured […]
Feb 11th – This Day In History After 27 years in prison for fighting apartheid, Nelson Mandela was released on February 11, 1990. Mandela was imprisoned for his efforts to dismantle the oppressive system and […]
Sam Nujoma (May 1929-Feb 2025) Samuel Nujoma was a Namibian revolutionary and politician, best known as the first President of Namibia. Born on May 12, 1929, in the then-German colony of South West Africa, […]
The Sowetan In South Africa, dance is a powerful expression—used for both protest and celebration. Paired with soul-stirring chants, the dances create and display unity. […]
Through the lens of Adil Bradlow Photographer Adil Bradlow has a significant body of work documenting South Africa’s fight against apartheid. His photography was not just limited […]
ANC in Amsterdam When banned in South Africa, the African National Congress (ANC) established an international office in Amsterdam where many important ANC leaders spent time. These photos are from the ANC archives were captured […]
ANC Archives Digitisation of the ANC Archives began at the University of Fort Hare in 2011 and continued on and off until 2018. Tens of thousands of images have been digitised and will be added […]
