Mbuyisa Makhubo

His mother, Nombulelo Makhubu, told the Truth and Reconciliation Commission that she received a letter from him from Nigeria in 1978, but that she had not heard from him since.

[6] Mbuyisa was one of a number of South African activists given refuge in Nigeria immediately following the Soweto incident.

He was one of three who were settled in a boarding high school in South-Western Nigeria - Federal Government College, during the 1976–1977 academic year.

[7] In 2013, claims emerged that a man, Victor Vinnetou, imprisoned in Canada for the previous eight years on immigration charges was Makhubu.

[11][2] The same year, a four-episode documentary titled Through The Cracks, which was released on the 44th anniversary of the uprising on 16 June 2020, provided some previously untold details about Makhubu's life.

Makhubu carrying Hector Pieterson who had been shot by South African police (1976). [ 1 ]