Former Archbishop of Cape Town and veteran anti-apartheid campaigner Desmond Tutu holds a mass at Cape Town's Anglican St George's Cathedral December 6, 2013.
Columnist and Independent Political Analyst Melanie Verwoerd says there’s much to be learned and remembered from theVerwoerd says Tutu’s legacy should motivate people to act in ways that he did. “He played a very big role in my life in terms of why I joined politics, how I ended up in Parliament. His deep humanity, spirituality and incredible sense for forgiveness is the fact that he reached out to somebody like me who carried this very heavy surname. A surname that was not only hurtful to millions of South Africans but hurtful to him too,” says Verwoerd.
The funeral service of the late Archbishop Desmond Tutu is officially under way inside the St George’s Cathedral in Cape Town.and will be cremated following his funeral and as per his wishes, have his ashes interred in the Cathedral. Verwoerd says Tutu challenged conventional wisdom and was a multi-faceted man. She says Tutu showed what true forgiveness means.
The lady spoke well abt the Winnie &Tutu country grudge ...!!
The idea that acting on principle is such a foreign idea that we have to seek out symbols of what it is to have integrity should scare us. People are always going to talk shit, but to live according to what you believe and value shouldn't be as difficult as its made out to be
Voetsek
There nothing to learn except Hypocrisy,Hatred and Bitterness
Gutter media quoting gutter journalists..
Which ways to be a sell out at the expensive of his people mnx