Alf Kumalo's history in pictures: gallery
Times LIVE | 22 October, 2012 13:04
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Photograph by: MBUZENI ZULU
Alf and Len Kumalo display one of Alf's pictures.
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Photograph by: Robert Tshabalala
A picture from the Alf Kumalo museum.
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Photograph by: Alf Kumalo
Miriam Makeba in New York circa 1976
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Photograph by: Robert Tshabalala
Pictures from the Alf Kumalo museum.
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Photograph by: Alf Kumalo
Black nursery school children crowd around a boy holding a birthday cake on top of his head.
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Photograph by: Alf Kumalo
Crowds outside the court at the Rivonia Trial, which began in October 1963. The ANC used the case to attract international attention to its cause.
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Students at the University of Botswana and Swaziland demonstrate in Gaborone againts British and American support for Rhodesia when Botwana complained to the United Nations about border incidents. Seen here are the posters that read "U.S.A & Brittain, there is reason to label you the CANCER of Africa".
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Photograph by: ALF KUMALO
Nelson Mandela and Winnie Madikizela.
Alf Kumalo, the veteran journalist and acclaimed photographer who chronicled the story of South Africa, has died, but his pictures live on, telling the story of how South Africa's struggle was won through the barrel of a camera.
