Remembering Sam Nzima, The Photographer Who Exposed The Ills of Apartheid to The World

        Photo: Sam Nzima
    

        Remembering Sam Nzima, The Photographer Who Exposed The Ills of Apartheid to The World
    Sam Nzima, who died on Saturday, took one of the most famous photos of apartheid in South Africa. 
Sabelo Mkhabela
May 14, 2018
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Remembering Sam Nzima, The Photographer Who Exposed The Ills of Apartheid to The World

Sam Nzima, who died on Saturday, took one of the most famous photos of apartheid in South Africa.

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