A South African photographer is being honoured for helping expose apartheid’s brutality to the world with a picture that ended his career. Today, Freedom Day in South Africa because it is the ...

The black-and-white photo illustrates the brutality of the apartheid regime: young Hector Pieterson carried by a fellow schoolboy after being gunned down by police on June 16 1976 in Soweto.

The historic picture of a dying Hector Pieterson in the 1976 Soweto uprising was revived and desecrated in an invitation allegedly crafted by members of Selborne College in East London. The image ...

The story behind South Africa’s most iconic photo – the haunting image of a dying 12-year-old boy, Hector Pieterson, shot by police during the 1976 Soweto Uprisings. Show more It’s South ...

Sam Nzima, the veteran photographer who took the iconic image of Hector Pieterson during the 1976 Soweto uprising, has died. He was 83. Nzima died in a Nelspruit hospital in Mpumalanga on Saturday ...

A pupil at Selborne College, who was responsible for reviving and desecrating an iconic photo of a dying Hector Pieterson in the 1976 Soweto uprising, claims the changes he made to the original ...

In a move that might backfire on him, DJ Tira has recreated the iconic Youth Day photo by Sam Nzima of a dying Hector Pieterson carried by Mbuyisa Makhubo and followed by Antoinette Sithole ...

The story behind South Africa’s most iconic photo – the haunting image of a dying 12-year-old boy, Hector Pieterson, shot by police during the 1976 Soweto Uprisings. Show more It’s South ...

It was a photo seen around the world: Mbuyisa Makhubu, his face twisted with anguish, carrying 13-year-old Hector Pieterson in his arms after the child was fatally shot by South Africa’s apartheid-era ...

A South African photographer is being honoured for helping expose apartheid’s brutality to the world with a picture that ended his career. Today, Freedom Day in South Africa because it is the ...