The Unity School Choir has officially opened the Oliver Reginald Tambo Annual Memorial Lecture at Unisa. #TamboRemembered

The incredible choir from Unity Secondary School closes the 5th Oliver Reginald Tambo Annual Memorial Lecture, in partnership with Unisa. #TamboRemembered

It was an honour to deliver this year’s Oliver Tambo Memorial Lecture. Thanks to Tambo Foundation & Unisa. You can now watch the speech here: youtu.be/Ch5WIm8o02A?si…

October is #TamboMonth – a time to honour the life and legacy of Oliver Reginald Tambo. Under the theme “Pan-African Unity, Global Solidarity,” we reflect on his vision of a united Africa, and a just world. Throughout October, we’ll share stories, quotes, and conversations that

Who was Oliver Tambo? A teacher. A lawyer. A freedom fighter. An internationalist who built bridges of solidarity across Africa and the world. This October, we share his story, and the lessons his life holds for a new generation. Watch and share: #TamboRemembered

As we mark #TamboMonth2025, may O.R.'s words remind us that justice, peace, and solidarity remain urgent tasks today. Follow us all October for stories of #PanAfricanUnity & #GlobalSolidarity, and join us by sharing your favourite #Tambo stories and quotes too. #TamboRemembered

#DidYouKnow Oliver Tambo was close friends with African leaders, especially Julius Nyerere in Tanzania, Kenneth Kaunda in Zambia, Sam Nujoma in Namibia, and Samora Machel in Mozambique. Africa was the first and most important source of support for the South African liberation

“My political strength lies in the truth. I am simply what I am.” – O.R. Tambo This #TamboMonth, we honour a legacy rooted in truth, integrity, and service — values that continue to call us toward Pan-African Unity and Global Solidarity. #TamboRemembered #PanAfricanUnity

“I had other plans for my life... But God had other plans for me. God’s plan was for me to fight in the political liberation for my people.” — Oliver Reginald Tambo Purpose has a way of finding those who are willing to serve. This #TamboMonth, we remember a man who turned faith

#DidYouKnow The ANC Youth League was started by Anton Lembede, Nelson Mandela, A.P. Mda, Walter Sisulu and #OliverTambo. They were joined by Duma Nokwe, B Masekela, Ida Mtwa, Lillian Ngoyi, James Njongweni, William Nkomo and Dan Tloome. #TamboRemembered #TamboMonth2025

“O.R. deserves to be remembered. He is the father of the struggle, the father of democracy in this country... He didn't want it. But I think we owe it to his legacy to at least honour him more than we are doing so that future generations do not forget O.R., and so that it never

#DidYouKnow that Johannesburg International Airport was renamed O.R. Tambo International Airport on 27 October 2006? At the renaming ceremony, NelsonMandela said: “In 1990 Oliver returned to South Africa. It was wonderful to have him near. In 2006 we bring him near again. And

ORTARChI is a pioneering collaborative research funding initiative, spearheaded by the NRF, in partnership with DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE,TECHNOLOGY & INNOVATION, the Tambo Foundation, and Canada’s IDRC | CRDI

We are thrilled to be at Makerere University for the 3rd annual gathering of O.R. Tambo Africa Research Chairs Initiative. This initiative truly embodies the spirit of O.R. -- his passion for education, African knowledge. sovereignty, and cooperation across African nations. As

“Tambo! Tambo!” The world called his name — and he answered with unity, courage, and conviction. Celebrating the life and legacy of Oliver Reginald Tambo. #HappyBirthdayORTambo #TamboRemembered #TamboMonth2025 #PanAfricanUnity #GlobalSolidarity #TamboMonth

“No struggle depends on one person — but there are exceptions to every rule. Comrade O.R. is that exception.” — Nelson Mandela on his close friend #ORTambo, 1991. Honouring Oliver Reginald Tambo, 108 years on. #HappyBirthdayORTambo #TamboMonth2025 #PanAfricanUnity