Remember Sobukwe! - South Africa

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As the world reflects on the ANC's struggle since 1912, South Africa also remembers a leader who is often overlooked by the international community: Robert Sobukwe, founder of the Pan-Africanist Congress.
Sobukwe would never see his dream of "South Africa's youth, walking tall, in a country they call their own." He is a man with a remarkable legacy. In particular, his monumental call to action against the pass laws, on 21st March 1960. Heeding the call, thousands of black South Africans left their pass books at home and marched to their police stations, demanding arrest. "You had to give non-violence a chance. That was Sobukwe's mission." Protesters paid the price: police opened fire in the Sharpeville massacre and Sobukwe suffered years of imprisonment. But the protest left an indelible mark on international consciousness and helped clear the path for the ANC to change South African politics.
October 2011

[@sirryhmes5277]

Whoever who did this video you are my Hero...I really wonder why This Man did not been recognised in the history...Rip Sobukwe I'm from Kenya bt you inspired me with your journey.

[@kingphoka-uf5tk]

I am an Azanian "south african" i will answer your question without fear or favour (the reason why he was not recognised is because he refused to be a sellout to his people) 😢 his spirit continue to influence the Alkebulaanees "Africans"

[@nellym46664]

@@kingphoka-uf5tk Azania and Alkebulan are Greek & Arabic words respectively. Let's not switch one colonial name with another.

[@kingphoka-uf5tk]

​@@nellym466641. Corphye 2. Ortigia 3. Alkebulan are one continent (Mother of mankind) or Garden of Eden. was named Cushites "Ancient Ethiopians" AZANIA "Land of the black people" named by Datoga/Nubians "refering to land of dark and strong skin people " Swahili (Bantu) and Perso Arab (Timbuktu) are our ancestors language Nelly

[@tshepomashego8884]

Its sad that not even a single recording of this man is available. I wish I could hear his voice.

[@zandilembatha1754]

It's amazing how true heroes are never mentioned or celebrated

[@itstheru274]

Isn't that something 🤔😕🙏🏿🥀😔

[@biggpaperstaxx966]

Be tht way till we educate one another . I never knew some of the things I'm learning coz thy put it in some other angle . They twisted I swear . Bruh I liked history but wit this kind of way of thinking I'd do it nd work for free . Do it with a chip on my shoulder . I'm disgusted

[@namhlamjoli2197]

My thoughts exactly

[@louisdabeatmaker7903]

History was written by the victors (white people)

[@itstheru274]

Brother's and Sister's we must Celebrate our great Honorable Afrikan Jamaican Ancestors Such as Robert Mangaliso Sobukwe and Marcus M Garvey, Malcolm X Carlos Cooks So many many other's we must do it!! And learn to tell our own stories!!🥺🧐🤔 "Our-Story and not his-story! Peace 💜 and blessings family 🙏🏿🤲🏿💜💫

[@mqondisig]

He was so powerful, they would not even let a video be available online of him, while all others are there, ei madoda.

[@mariannewinter7910]

Thank you so much. I was at university in Cape Town in those years and even on that campus we did not know everything. Robert Sobukwe is the true Africa. I left South Africa in July 1978 as I found I could no longer live in an Apartheid society, either professionally or morally. South Africa is extremely important for what happens there is a blue-print of the world's future. "It is not only the whole of Africa that is at stake, but also the whole of humanity. Only humanity is asleep to itself and too lazy to think. This was to be the role of South Africa. The Apartheid law was not a law only against the non-white, but in truth, against Man himself as a sentient being with a mission to fulfil for Creation." This is from the Postscript of my book on S.A. "White Witness". I quote not for publicity but simply to say that this is what I believe to be true. The road is not easy but neither is anything of value. Thank you again for the video. Bless you. Marianne

[@pratyushdayal3010]

Africa and humanity in general will be incomplete discussions without the mention of Sobukwe. "True leadership demands complete subjugation of self, absolute honesty, integrity and uprightness of character, courage and fearlessness and above all, a consuming love for one's people"- Robert Sobukwe. Undoubtedly, Sobukwe was a true leader.

[@valtam2005]

I am grateful to have come across this youtube video during 2020 and #blacklivesmatter Sobukwe outshone Mandela in many areas and will be remembered for his actions. He is such an inspiration. I just really hope that racism can be forever gone, why hasn't it...

[@mothelot]

May his soul Rest in peace, he is without a peer after his death in 28 Feb 1978. His honest and couregious leadership is missed by the world globally

[@davidverster9523]

He could have been the prime minister of his own people...not ruling the whiteman...he would have been great in that context...just look at South Africa now....completely stuffed

[@itstheru274]

​@@davidverster9523i love this great Honorable Afrikan Warrior King! and i'm sure those that knew and know of him miss him but we must Celebrate our great Honorable Ancestors keep there spirit alive and we as Black Afrikan Jamaican people need too learn to tell our own stories!!😒🥺😕🧐 and stop listening to his-stories 😕🤔 We must Celebrate our Ancestors and teach show there videos 📹 reach one teach one!👍🏿🫶🏿💪🏿👊🏾✊🏿🙏🏿🤲🏿💜💫

[@borley65]

A real leader, a man who sought nothing for himself but dedicated his whole life to his people. Men like him only come along once in a lifetime IF YOUR LUCKY. If all politicians were just 1% of this man then the world would be a much better place. It's a travesty that Robert Mangaliso Sobukwe is not more well known, especially by all South Africans. He should be held in higher regard even than Nelson Mandela.

[@awabrahams1600]

fully agree

[@mkanyisihlalukana6760]

Even the ANC government still banned him

[@thamivilakazi7967]

@@mkanyisihlalukana6760 why did they ban him?

[@mkanyisihlalukana6760]

Even this our government is still banning him we want to hear his Voice

[@fransswartz3452]

Yes indeed Madiba compromise to much and today we sit with the fallout , poverty, inaquality at a very high rate,cause the weatlh is Inthe hands of minority ueropeans. Madiba ensure their comfy, luxurious, lavish lifestyle s in this day and time.

[@bobbye.wright4424]

Brotha robert sobukwe definitely one of the great heroes of black liberation worldwide we will never forget you

[@richwellmotswasele9253]

The man hu fought 4 south africa, but the Nation nver new him, i salute ROBERT MANGALISO SOBUKWE, rest in peace

[@maduompateng1394]

You sim 2 no a lot hey.

[@richwellmotswasele9253]

its bcoz I care 2 much.....

[@maduompateng1394]

not that i mind though coz u ddnt mention someone in particular who gets all th attention always.u no ho i mean or ha osa itse come and ask me personaly.

[@richwellmotswasele9253]

iz it GOD?

[@maduompateng1394]

WAAAAAAAAAAAAT! noooooooooo!

[@emmanuelgrasmere7054]

A white man is ensuring that we remember this phenomenal Soul, while the ANC wants us to forget... Chris Hani, Robert Sobokwe, Sisulu, and Steve Biko and many more (out of the spotlight) were for us and the ANC against us and still are.

[@FreeDom-ij1gb]

May we be forgiven for dishonouring the sacrifices of our great fathers.

[@njabulodiko6877]

It is not surprising that, when the triumph has been finally achieved, there would always be unsung heroes. and the story of Robert Sobukwe endorses that. But, for those who are concerned about their own history, the legacy of Robert Sobukwe lives on. This was was really a life well lived! RIP Sir!

[@majikelezi9987]

To a last speech Mandela delivered, in parliament, he mentioned Robert Sobukwe, and in many interviews, asked about his jail life, he would talk about Sobukwe. I would like to believe that if Sobukwe lived to today, he would appreciate that we compare him to Mandela or Mandela to him.

[@user-ev2wb8tm3y]

True leadership, he was such a treath to the regime, that they separated him from other prisoners.

[@pythomas29]

I purchased his book atRobben Island, a world away, decades later, the lessons live on!!! He was a hero not nearly enough credit like Mandela. AN AMAZING MAN! GOD BLESS HIM AND HIS CO-AUTHORfor telling his story!! He makes me be a better woman in this crazy world!

[@Morrikunda]

What is title of the book please?

[@NtonkaR]

One thing that always stands out for me about our forefathers (freedom fighters) was their eloquence and intelligence

[@mompatikenalemodisaditeho3878]

It is hurting that there are no his videos nor recordings of him. Information about him so limited which then limit us to know much about him.

[@linda-janeneophytou133]

A hero in all ways..great leader who scared the living daylights out of the neo Nazi apartheid regime.Black consciousness leader whom we supported and approved.Anyone who lived in Africa and supported south AFRICA was considered a worthy African no matter what colour they were.Must be included in the school curriculum .Australia supported him via the the non-violent Azanian Freedom Front in the 60's here. G'day from Australian.

[@monwabisigebashe4746]

Thanks for sharing, We were robbed a leader who remains a hero. We were sold the myth of Mandela of peace preaching in the expense of lives our real heros and Mangaliso Sobukwe remains one. We barely hear about him and for parliament to have a clause just for him, He was more powerful than all apartheid masters combined.

[@scmscm9548]

the only man who has mastered the true meaning of black struggled, remember Africa, remember sobukwe.

[@mariannewinter7910]

There was also Luthuli and still Prince Buthelezi. There are others too and not only African. Important things are always difficult.

[@lucystevens3186]

That's not true. Didn't Steve Biko fight for the rights of non whites ,That's why he was killed

[@rashidaokolo2893]

My Brother Sobuukwe Steve Biko the many who have & continue to suffer & die know that we must dare to struggle/fight ,Dare to WIN!!!Amandla Iswelethu!!!Medase'Asante Sana!Tears I my eyes & heart!!!No justice NO PEACE!!!

[@NkrumahTure]

R.Mangaliso Sobukwe is one of my revolutionary heros.

[@zevilemncwango1582]

yho Im in tears. Siyabonga Mr Sobukwe

[@sildenciamunsha3018]

You did your part,you are a Hero,live from Zambia.

[@fredbantu3694]

True South african heroes not what SA currently has its a shame. This man is shall be immortalized

[@bemaniac2]

These guys were incredibly brave.

[@odwangxokela4090]

why is he not in the schools curriculum? why is it only Mandela?

[@kawwiikitty9855]

odwa ngxokela reiano

[@luciasomoro3912]

odwa ngxokela grade 12 curriculum he's definitely there

[@marklutherking8757]

There's T.mofikeng,Mandela, Chris hani etc.there's many more

[@asindilesipungu9641]

He was regarded as a communist ,him and the Twelve Apostles Church of Africa led by Apostle Hlatshwayo

[@Bobbejaan329]

I Matriculated with a distinction in history recently but I never knew who this man truly was until I looked him up myself.

[@anonymousone3024]

Read about him in my English book(India),,really proud of every leader of Africa!!! God bless Africa!!

[@nonhlemamthembu]

It sad how the ruling party never celebrated this great hero 🙌🏽🙌🏽may his spirit continue to live on

[@thabileradebe751]

Say that again

[@ezrommokgakala1803]

L:eaders like Sobhukwe come once in a lifetime. Let us always remember

[@thomasphoenix6976]

A true child of Africa. Thanks.

[@selloboshomane9200]

A leader who has walked his talk.

[@mrsix344]

And thank you mr Progrund for keeping robert story relevant till today. With your notes, letters annd books ahbout sobukwe. Thank you

[@khayalethutyokolo8732]

We are highly inspired by you,Jambase!We will continue conscientizing our children from hence forth without fear of dying,just as you did.All of us, the human race,like dust,will rise again.Afrika is not yet Free.And this ugly state of affairs is what compels us to struggle until we realise the dream of a united Azania🖐🏾

[@marvin469]

I'm a black American , I'm sorry I've never heard of this . These ppl have been kicking our az all across the globe. We gotta make a change , we are way stronger and have greater #s

[@bmshaun4013]

Africa was once blessed

[@naomimotlhasedi4086]

14:10 "We believe in one race only- the Human race". Mangaliso Sobukwe.

[@starpeter3948]

He deserves the Nobel Peace Prize🙏

[@randomstuff5869]

Even martin luther king visited him after his release

[@waynevanrensburg8037]

Truely enjoyed that. Another great man lost to history

[@zoembambo]

Great Leader indeed, may his soul rest in Peace.

[@gomotsegangm5936]

What a great leader....no such greatness again in our lifetime Viva Ntate Sobukwe R. I. P🙏

[@bukelwamdleleni8247]

This are our Leaders .We need our South africa back

[@a.silyas8421]

Respect, Honor and Remember our Heroes, RIP

[@paulmofo7023]

God bless south africa and the whole africa

[@thekoffeescriptsa1899]

Sobukwe is not celebrated enough in the country. This great man is underrated and edited out of history. We haven't accessed the recordings of his voice and thoughts.

[@dinganexulu887]

The true martyr of the African struggle and yet he receives so little praise and recognition. I feel so ashamed to be living in a country were true heros aren't honoured, instead we glorify those that the white man has presented to us as being a "true hero". #,Africa for Africans

[@charlottewinsor6638]

I learnt a lot from this video - thank you. Great documentary and keeps the interest up and very informative.

[@TheoTyeku-ju3ne]

The light that has shone in darkness, will never lose its brightness. Izwe lethu. Hamba Kahle Son of the soil.

[@motlatsimolefe1077]

Outclass Mandela by far!!!

[@tonderaimutuke3492]

you little fuck why cant you just appreciate people as they are. they all were great man.

[@motlatsimolefe1077]

tonderai oscar mutuke hahahah

[@Samantha-oz4kz]

tonderai oscar mutuke then y are they unsung hero's you fool!

[@motlatsimolefe1077]

😜

[@motlatsimolefe1077]

tonderai oscar mutuke know your history

[@PuisoKekana-mc3pu]

A Leader of highest order. Sis Joyce and Oom Schoolboy, God bless your time spent supporting this man and his family. The People of were told about you but Akelbjlan have noted you 2.

[@victormatloga1687]

sobokwe can be best described as simply the best and rated as second to none

[@boipelomoate2379]

"We blv in one race which is human race says sobukwe" what a true leader we had and ivlike the fact that he was always a happy Man we salute he's memory lives on.

[@zinzosiphoqobo1940]

Izwe loobawo. Inyani yona yinyani. RIP Prof, soze sikuphoxe. I just realised that we Africans ourselves are not yet ready for Africanism.

[@terryhoare4667]

Humbling and inspirational. Thank you.

[@leenaamwaalwa3567]

Thanks for sharing this video, there's little information available online about this remarkable man.

[@The.goat.of.football7-10]

Thank you Mr Sebokwe you were the true Leader in our hearts and generations to come your name shall never perish you our HERO

[@enosmakungasiwakwi9504]

African's greatest,educated, humble,intelligent, courageous, fearless passionate and with deep conviction of what a human being is.He was not a racist! Personally I feel he was the greatest South African black leader too difficult to forget by true Africans like me.Truly he is no more, nevertheless his spirit did not go with him but still lingers on among us looking for the correct route to spring out again maybe through Julius Malema and others. Big, Bob, rest in peace but the struggle continues for the rest of us still living. You ran your race , deserve full salute and recognition from all of us for the role you played to lift African politics in particular South Africa to where it is now. My thumbs up!

[@foreveryoung5490]

Why is the world so oblivion, Anton Lemebede as the teacher to Nkruma, Tambo, Nyerere, Sobukwe, Mandela you name them all and the Father of African Nationalism has been erased from African History, however his students are being recognised by the world for his Ideals. This is "The Greatest Fallacy of Our Lifetime" that reminds me of the Holy scriptures whereby the Acts of the Apostles is articulated everyday while the Gospel is a selective teach. What a poetic justice! The house without foundation. What was Peter to Paul? The same can be asked: What was Lembede to Sobukwe or What was Sisulu to Mandela? Lets stop hallucinating and search for truth and stop relying propaganda issued to us by controlled media, however...........let us say; Thanks to Sobukwe for your persuasion for Anton Lembede Enlightenment and to set landmark for Lembede Day. Honor to Nkruma for his inauguration postponement to respect his great teacher's birthday and defied the British wishes to zorefy Anton Lembede. Thanks to modesty of Tambo to uphold the Spirit of the Congress Youth League at home and in exile. Respect to Hani for his undying Spirit that has always venerated Lembede as the Greatest African Teacher and finally to Biko and SASO to declare 21 March as Lembede Day and Freedom Day. With respect to all delinquents who did'nt follow Lembede, when you staged your Pass Law protest on 26 March 1960 in the backyard in Orlando West, the Pass Law was already defeated by Sobukwe and Kgosana, and now, look what you have done to Mother Africa, you have mis-educated the African Child. May the Spirits of all Astute Lembede Students live long with us and may the Souls of all Delinquent Lembede Students who are in purgatory be prayed for so that they may resurrect as Astute Spirits from Delinquent Souls. . May the Spirit of Anton Lembede dwell among Us as it was with Robert Sobukwe.

[@sphamandlanene1751]

The father of Pan Africanism. I feel like he is not given the admiration and honor he deserves. Not to compare he is far better than most people who are considered best leaders. He was one of the smartest and influential men ever walk the earth.

[@bobbyshabangu]

I like the fact that all quotes about Sobukwe uses "K" for Afrika not "C".

[@msc_nkosi]

What is the significance of the K in the spelling of Africa?

[@bobbyshabangu]

You would agree with me that Dhlamini is different from Dlamini. The black consciousness movement of Steve Biko and Don Mattera believed Afrika was a proper representation of the continent and it's people across all it's languages.

[@msc_nkosi]

Phonetically "Afrika/Africa" sounds very European to me, and is believed to have Roman imperial origins, spelling it with a "k" instead of "c" doesn't make it any less European than it is. The additional "h" in Dhlamini serves to soften the pronunciation in the Swazi language as opposed to a harder pronunciation of Dlamini in the Zulu language. In Afrikaans, Africa is spelled with a "k" and pronounced differently, so I don't get the obsession with how Africa is spelled in English.

[@sisekoqondazimasasakwe2597]

The significance of Afrika being spelt with a k and not a c is that some South African languages don't even have the letter c, I think Sepedi, Tswana and Sesotho. The linguists will correct me. In the reamaining South African languages that do have c and k, the sound of c and k are not the same and hence the the replacement of c with k. I would have though that this would be obvious to someone with a surname like Nkosi. I'm sure Nkosi and Ncosi aren't pronounced the same in your language as well.

[@mohauthekiso5191]

Correct, and where it is used it's not pronouced the same

[@xolanimthethwa5273]

If South Africa is for us all, why the heroes who fought for freedom are never mentioned if they are not ANC?, is it ANC people only who have to be mentioned as freedom fighters?. We have to acknowlage all our South African heroes even if they are not ANC comrades.

[@yvonnemolapo6616]

Ask your grandmother PAC military wing was powerful apla ....every stay_away was mobilized by them not Mk... All Mk did was sing in exile ...and Mandela took the bargaining by fw... Codes a .....apla army are still in prison ...know your history ......

[@davidmphahlele3672]

Robert sobukwe suffered. I don't think there is anyone that suffered in roben Island. Being solitary confinement and guarded by vicious dogs when other prisoners are guarded by warm bodies. And he rerily mentioned or recognized. Madimo ke yena a tsebago

[@davidmphahlele3672]

If Judad did not betrayed Jesu christ and if sobukwe and Mandela had lived what could have happened?

[@wintoemjpwintoe8084]

a true Pan Afrikanist Rest In Perfect Peace Leader

[@chideraabonyi9681]

Impeccable character of a man... Thank you Nadia!

[@mkanyiselimpalali8591]

Robert Mangaliso Sobukwe's Spirit will live on!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@fredericaclare]

"I never died, said he" -I dreamed I saw Joe HIll last night...alive as you or me! PEACE WARRIORS NEVER DIE...They live on in you, and me. LuvYa AzaMa AZANIA. PanAfricanism Forever!

[@tsekellatsilo3827]

SA ntse kena mathateng laho qetela,,✋ wish PAC WAS LEADING BECAUSE NOTHING WIL CHANGE WITHOUT PAC#PAC ONLY HOPE

[@keletsothobejane2883]

Eix the song at the beginning of this documentary takes me back to the struggle. Rest in power my leader.

[@HilaryMurewerwi]

A quality documentary. One that is replete with primary sources as in witnesses, pictures and videos all cast in pristine flavour. That's history and we like it in its true form. One can easily tell between presenters of merit and chancers. As an ardent history fan I need these kind of quality documentary. Thanks sir for such a profound piece of work. I remember coming across sobukwe reading South African history. Authors tend to just brush by him, he never occupied a centre place in books of history but I could sense the importance of the man in the fight against apartheid South Africa. Now coming from Zimbabwe to South Africa I am amazed that there are streets with Bob's name. I was not surprised! Thanks to this documentary all the curiosity and intrigue I had about this impressive man are quelled. I now know sobukwe. Thanks so much.....

[@NgubengweNgcuka]

Get the book too, it delves much deeper.

[@awueseagwadza1248]

The Racist Apartheid regime killed him through exposure of his lungs to the harsh wether in ally hose confinements. But his contribution will never be forgotten.

[@BahreNeGash]

HEROES NEVER DIE,,, They simply breed, lead & guide more heroes to fight for liberty, leaving a better destiny for their children & grandchildren to inherit FREE HOMELAND !!!! Eternal memory & immortal Glory to liberation heroes.

[@nicodemusngwala2079]

The problem of we Africans are being created the leaders by other race and accept as ours whole forgetting our own committed leaders like Robert Mongaliso sobukwe

[@isaacmiller7419]

Pick & praise your own Leaders and heroes. See film:Sobukwe;A Great Soul by far a true hero.

[@sandraymazula619]

Where are such leaders? Current crop are crooks, criminals and thieves.

[@kholisilelinda3214]

We will never forget what they did to our people...

[@tewaish]

you listen and you weep and wonder how we came to forgive ,REST IN PEACE BABA SOBUKWE.

[@afrikaqueen6855]

may he always rest in POWER!

[@marlifa4507]

To this day am still tripped by the idea as to why even a member of the white population, has to narrate his story.

[@mkanyiselimpalali8591]

Robert Mangaliso Sobukwe: The most feared Man, even beyond his Grave...{Mkhanyiseli Kenneth Mpalali} MK.

[@rashidaokolo2893]

No Justice No Peace!!!

[@siskazikekana5819]

I heard about tata Robert Sobukwe in Robin Island Cape Town and on my 2nd visit the guy was brilliant in explaining about his life and involvement struggles We lost a true Leader our HERO ,Robert was the Man/Hero and we are not told much about him , thank you for this video

[@MokgatlaMolepo]

What happened to PAC is sad :/ Sobukwe was the greatest, Mandela doesn't even come close. This ma was a serious threat.

[@majikelezi9987]

That Mandela does not come close is wholly incorrect. In his own words, Mandela said that, "The apartheid regime never wanted I and Sobukwe close to each other, and where it would happen that we come close, we would discuss and I believe if Sobukwe lived today, he would have joined African National Congress." Don't compare them please, it is a serious mistake.

[@amunition245]

@Livhuwani thenga u sir are lying. Reference me that quote. I want to research it. Sobokwe broke out from the And baba. Y would he go back wen he never believed in compensating with the oppresser unless they saw us as equal to them??? Don't lie to yourself boss. Pan Africanism lives in some of is baba. Take your ANC mentality elsewhere. #IZWELETHU

[@sibonisiwemangaliso8885]

@G P to your people, you root of evil..

[@vrcid1vrcid16]

Gp go read what Botha said bout sobukwe you will y he was feared more than any leader in SA during his days ,malema is nothing closer to sobukwe even Mandela was nothing

[@m2ranojaholo79]

The PAC was killed by Mandela's friends from the West.

[@ronvbbaatjes]

Mangaliso Sobukwe.My hero since my high shool years in the 1960's.A truly principled revolutionary and Africanist.Not the ( Rolihlahla) Mandela global conjob.I firmly believe Sobukwe was destined to be our first democratic president, had he lived.ALUTA CONTINUA.

[@MsZimbiri]

It is unfortunate that Sobukwe Clause remain Law even in eternity, the current Gorvenment also fear his ideas which will expose the Historical distorttions they made about who is a Real Revolutionary, except for "The Prof" others such as Onkgopotse Mothibi Tiro, Tsietsi Mashinini, Uncle Zeph Lekoane Mothopeng, and more other African True Warriors. Afrika shall one Day Unite and Sons and and Daughters of Afrika shall benefit from the God Given Wealth of their Forefathers. Our Land, Afrika

[@liaqatally9021]

+Mphiri Masoga Africa will never be united as long as African leaders sold out to the AMERICANS /CANADA/ EUROPEANS TO STEAL THEIR RESOURCES FOR MONEY

[@marlifa4507]

@@liaqatally9021 The day we stop seeing them as Leaders, but Rulers is the day we shift our attitudes towards them.

[@sepetuko]

Thanks mr Sobukwe Sadly The emergence of black leaders/ presidents who chomp on Afrika like a loaf o bread You did your job Aluta Continua

[@devaughnnaidoo]

Great leader Robert Mangaliso Sobukwe child of Afrika

[@MpumelelogiftNcudwana-wp9od]

He would be 100yrs this year.. one of the greatest leaders ever lived

[@redikopantsitsetradingproj7189]

Such leaders are needed today especially after #FEESMUSTFALL exercise we experienced in the past two weeks in South Africa. What can we do to reclaim such leaders who were true leaders..he once said, "true leadership demands complete subjugation of self, absolute honest... selfless... integrity... fearlessness.... and above all, a consuming true love for ones people" his legacy will live on. We will always salute you Mangaliso Robert Sobukwe at Redikopantsitse Trading & Projects without your contribution, we could not be where we are. SALUTE QHAWE LAMAQHAWE!!!!!

[@TheZuluman7]

Wow ! What a Revolutionary Hero,sadly he died before he achieved his dream ..Lala ngokuthula Qhawe Le Afrika

[@chrissankara7616]

HE WAS A GREAT GIANT INDEED I WISH I COULD WALK AND FOLLOW HIS FOOT STEPS IZWE LETHU.

[@ludakaakhona2253]

I am crying everytime i watch diis i see SA political leaders now and i compare them but i see no match guys help

[@nathansmith766]

We stand for equal rights for all individuals and we are not afraid of the consequences#Superhero Sobukwe

[@lungiletima79]

Robert Sobukwe should be celebrated, also Chris Hani not Mandela

[@luciusmojalodimphahlele2727]

THE BEST THING THAT HAPPENED TO SOUTH AFRICA

[@sibamalgas2433]

None a leader is Saint even Sobokwe as much as we claimed to be the greater compared to Mandela delivered no freedom b4 he died. All these leaders play their roles. Mandela deserve every beat of credit given to him. No leaeder in Sa come close to what he did and risked. Mandela was not spreading Propaganda against anyone but fighting for liberation of this country with all those around him. So people stop taking issues to an individual as if he was leading blind people. He never went around and autlawed other political leaders instead he galvanized everyone to be part moving forward. There is a lot of leaders in SA that lost their lives in the struggle. They were not sold by Mandela. Mandela answered all these questions when he had his full faculties and the whole globe quizzed him about his decisions and belief. He refused to take any credit and put it straight he was part of a collective. Now stop it he cannot answer to u again. I would have said my say about my leader Sobukhwe I just have to put this out of the way it does not sit well with me.

[@lzeeradebe4483]

How we have fail this man........people who sacrificed they lives for us

[@kholekandlanga2319]

We believe in ONE race only... The human race... WOW What a leader.

[@pantso7847]

I did history until grade 9 but I don't remember being taught about Mr Mangaliso Sebukwe. I never had interest in history because they were busy feeding me Russian history, the whole year I was reading about Hitler. Our educational system is literally failing us.

[@wilmagrobler8205]

As a Grade 6 learner attending a Convent in 1966 I was made to believe that South Africa, my Africa, would be named Azania ... why has this never materialised, I have often asked myself?

[@austrobok2958]

Sounds like that was a convent for satanists..

[@Respectyourlegacybooks]

It is important that we recognise this great African as a a symbol of unwavering resistance and justice

[@Hyperspeed78]

❤ this story of a great black leader Dr.tyrone of Chester PA

[@sbonelomkhwanazi7065]

long LIVE THE SPIRIT OF ROBERT MANGALISO SOBUKWE LONG LIVE

[@elvisrelebohile3328]

Our history should be preserved for the next generation to know and understand the sacrifices made by the likes of Baba Sobukwe and other stalwarts.

[@brianntsepe4084]

It always gnaws my mind my mind, what of us lovers of Afrika? In deep thoughts...