South African President Cyril Ramaphosa honored anti-apartheid activist and poet James Matthews, who passed away at 95.
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa paid tribute to James Matthews, a celebrated poet and journalist who passed away at 95. Renowned for his anti-apartheid activism and contributions to literature, Matthews received the National Order of Ikamanga in 2004. His impactful writing voiced the struggles of the oppressed. Leaders, including Western Cape Premier Alan Winde, mourned his loss, highlighting his significance in South Africa's cultural and political landscape.
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