Former PAC President Motsoko Pheko has passed away at the age of 93. Pheko was a member of parliament for 10 years, a Supreme Court advocate, and an academic.
Since news of his passing was announced, tributes have flooded in, with many commending his tireless efforts as a stalwart of the strugglecurrent affairs journalist in Johannesburg. With degrees in Journalism and International Politics, she delved into the intricacies of political landscapes at The Citizen newspaper, African News Network, and Newzroom Afrika. Pillay has also passed a set of training from Google News Initiative.
Pheko's anti-apartheid activities led to his imprisonment in South Africa and exile for 30 years, during which he continued his activism internationally. The struggle stalwart's academic achievements and legal expertise added depth to his activism. He held degrees in Political Science, Systematic Theology, Law, and International Law from prestigious institutions likeBeyond politics, Pheko contributed to education and the preservation of indigenous knowledge. He co-founded Daystar Publications and played a role in establishing Daystar University College.
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