Anti-Apartheid Organizer Who Became Influential UN Envoy - Kumalo

Dumisani Kumalo, a 'major and defining force' in the U.S. anti-apartheid movement who became a widely respected ambassador to the United Nations, has died. In a tribute, President Ramaphosa said Kumalo "was instrumental in South Africa's transition from a Pariah state to a partner to the international community."

 

South African Ambassador Dumisani S. Kumalo, delivering a statement on behalf of the Group of 77 and China at the United Nations in 2006.

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