He was a familiar face in England for more than 50 years. As a young man, he spent years studying in London, where his legacy is still felt to this day.Social media tributes have also been pouring in:“So sad that one of the great leaders in the fight against apartheid Archbishop Emeritus Desmond Tutu has died. I am one of many who was privileged to count him as friend.
His values will live on in the influence he has on the people he leaves behind.”“We are all devastated at the loss of Archbishop Desmond Tutu. The Elders would not be who they are today without his passion, commitment and keen moral compass. He inspired me to be a ‘prisoner of hope’, in his inimitable phrase. Arch was respected around the world for his dedication to justice, equality and freedom. Today we mourn his death but affirm our determination to keep his beliefs alive.
Now I believe when they say... If you see a white man praise me then just know that I have sold you
Words of President Samora “if the oppressor praise the oppressed just know that he sold out the revolution”