Luthuli Museum

Original handwritten notebook by Chief Luthuli outlining his ideas on Freedom, Apartheid, the ANC and Non-violence as well as his outlook for South Africa.

This is an exciting new addition to the Luthuli Museum collection and we are very grateful for this donation.

Original article reporting that Chief Luthuli will be granted freedom of Stanger but focus is on Daluxolo Wordsworth Luthuli who referred to Chief Luthuli as his grandfather and recently recounted his story to the TRC. Daluxolo Wordsworth Luthuli allegedly trained in ANC exile camps from 1962 onwards but later became embroiled in a plot to trap and arrest Chief Luthuli. In the 1980s he was fighting with the IFP.

Original newspaper article reporting on unveiling of Luthuli's tombstone on 23 July 1972. Wellman reports on the strong ANC presence at the unveiling.

Original article revealing plans to unveil tombstone for Luthuli in July and report on Nokukhanya Luthuli's interpretation of events five years after her husband's death.

Notes for Yengwa's autobiography. 35 pages of handwritten notes on various sizes of paper.