Walter Sisulu speaking at the Conference for a Democratic Future, which was attended by more than 4500 delegates from around the country. Johannesburg, 9 December 1989.

Delegates and speakers at the Conference for a Democratic Future, which was attended by more than 4500 delegates from around the country. Johannesburg, 9 December 1989.

Delegates give the open palm salute at the launch of the Pan Africanist Movement (PAM) . More than 600 delegates met in Soweto to formally launch the organisation which shares the Pan Africanist Congress' Africanist ideology. Johannesburg, 2 December 1989.

Zeph Mothopeng, president of PAC leaves the gathering at the launch of PAM. More than 600 delegates met in Soweto to formally launch the organisation which shares the Pan Africanist Congress' Africanist ideology. Johannesburg, 2 December 1989.

A resident of Hillbrow fills in a questionnaire form: Regarding children attending a non-radical Johannesburg Girls High School, which was faced by closure due to falling numbers of white students. Johannesburg - November 1989.

Residents of Hillbrow fill in questionnaire forms re: their children attending a non-racial Johannesburg high school, which was faced by closure due to falling numbers. November 1989 - Johannesburg

Walter Sisulu at a birthday celebration for Albertina Sisulu in October 1989. Walter gives Albertina a gift and Desmond Tutu is in the background.

Albertina' Sisulu's birthday with Walter Sisulu & Desmond Tutu. Albertina gets to celebrate with Walter as he was released from prison earlier in the month.

On the morning of Saturday 21 October 1989, the women of Pietermaritzburg protested against police brutality and, in particular, the placing of razor wire around St Albans Cathedral in Pretoria on the 23rd of September. St Peter's Church was surrounded with protestors as part of this action.

Walter Sisulu at home in Soweto eating. This photo was taken shortly after his release from incarceration.