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  • The image appears to be a historic black-and-white photograph depicting two men engaged in a conversation. One man is wearing military camouflage and appears to be in a position of authority, while the other is also dressed in military attire. They are surrounded by a group of people, indicating a significant setting, possibly a public event or gathering. The expressions on their faces suggest a serious discussion. The context hints at a moment of political or military importance, likely related to South Africa's history. Joe Modise. 30 years heading the army which defeated apartheid Victoria Brittain · 11 April
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