Sam Nzima

It was at The World that he found himself standing alongside one of South Africa’s most towering figures in the press, Percy Qoboza. To serve as deputy to a legend requires a…

As Encounters celebrates its 27th year, director Mandisa Zitha spotlights must-see films and the magic of documentary cinema

During Youth Month led us reflect on ways in which they can be helped to mobilise and become productive citizens

Lucia Mnguni remembers her husband Bongani Mnguni, who photographed some of South Africa’s most turbulent events

A book of photographers with no photographs highlights the ownership battles black lensmen are still battling

Peter Magubane, whose images set him on a collision course with the apartheid government, pays tribute to his colleagues in this foreword to a new book

It is important not to look away from visceral pictorial evidence of the suffering of disempowered people

Sam Nzima’s 1976 photograph still resonates with people – for different reasons

The photo that made him famous cost him his career and almost his life. His death may bring to life his plans for a school of photography

The veteran photographer who ‘captured the full brutality of apartheid oppression’ died over the weekend

Veteran photographer Sam Nzima has died in a Nelspruit hospital.

"Each and every student was hell bent on defending their classrooms. Classrooms were never ever torched," 1976 student leader Dan Montsitsi said.

The state agency allegedly responsible for distributing a picture of Madiba globally says it is seeking an amicable resolution to the matter.

Maponya Mall has given in after the family of Mbuyisa Makhubu, who carried a dying Hector Pieterson, demanded profit for using his name.

The family of Mbuyisa Makhubu, photographed in 1976 carrying a dying Hector Pieterson, wants to stop the "unlawful" use of his name for profits.