OBITUARY: Amon Ntuli, a quiet but committed pioneer of unions in SA
The sight of black workers marching through the street lit the flame of resistance in Durban’s industrial areas
01 February 2021 - 12:16
The angel of death has been sweeping across our country, taking precious leaders, colleagues, cultural icons and friends. No sooner have we absorbed the news of one death than we are confronted by another. We hardly have time to reflect on the meaning of each life and to learn its lessons.
So it is with the death of Amon Ntuli, who died a few weeks ago. A quiet giant, his life tells us much about our history. ..
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