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Fifty years after Nat Nakasa’s simple funeral in New York, the legendary journalist has been brought home to a memorial service fit for a dignitary.
Scores of people have arrived at Durban’s city hall for the memorial of anti-apartheid journalist Nat Nakasa, whose remains arrived in SA last month.
Nat Nakasa, who died in 1965, was one of those who were ground down by the alienation of exile. A friend recalls the time.
Family members, compatriots and government officials have welcomed the return of the remains of exiled journalist Nathaniel Ndazana Nakasa.
As the body of South African anti-apartheid journalist Nat Nakasa makes its way home, we remember him in five pieces of writing.
As Nat Nakasa’s exiled remains head for South Africa’s shores, Tiisetso Makube ponders the journalist’s literary contribution.
Minister Nathi Mthethwa has reportedly said that a US court has granted SA permission to exhume anti-apartheid journalist Nat Nakasa’s body.
Biography of Nat Nakasa provides an incomplete picture of the maverick Durban-born writer who killed himself in New York at the tender age of 28.
The biography of Nat Nakasa provides an incomplete picture of the maverick Durban-born writer who killed himself in New York at the tender age of 28.
Three decades of journalism by Max Du Preez was recognised on Saturday when he was awarded the prestigious Nat Nakasa Award for fearless writing.