THERE are three million white people and more than nine million black people in the Union of South Africa. Only a handful of the whites have ever met Albert John Luthuli. He has never been invited to ...

One of the lead investigators into the death of ANC president-general Chief Albert Luthuli has slammed the train driver and his crew for interfering with a crime scene. W/O Sunette Nel told the ...

At half past eight on the morning of Friday, July 21, 1967, following a quick breakfast with his wife, Chief Albert Luthuli set out from his home in Groutville, about 70km (45 miles) from Durban in ...

Prosecutors in the reopened inquest into the death of ANC president-general chief Albert Luthuli in the Pietermaritzburg high court have asked for an extension of the matter to call more witnesses.

Expert testimony disputes 1967 findings on Chief Albert Luthuli’s death, citing the improbability of surviving a 40km/h train impact. Evidence suggests Luthuli’s injuries would have been more ...

The reopened inquest into the death of Albert John Mvumbi Luthuli returned to the Pietermaritzburg High Court for the state's closing arguments. Chief Luthuli died on July 21, 1967, and it was widely ...

The reopened inquest into the death of ANC president-general chief Albert Luthuli on Thursday heard evidence of gross negligence on the part of doctors who attended to Luthuli at Stanger Hospital in ...

The reopened inquest into the death of ANC president-general Chief Albert Luthuli on Thursday heard the alleged scenarios surrounding his death were created to cover up his killing. Locomotive expert ...

A new commemorative stamp to mark the 50th anniversary of Chief Albert Luthuli receiving the Nobel Peace Prize will be issued on Friday. It will be launched on Saturday at a high-profile event at the ...

Luthuli is a sixty-year-old Zulu and an African aristocrat. His mother was a Gumede—one of the most honored of Zulu tribes — and his grandmother was given, as was the custom with the daughter of a ...