The 1860 Heritage Centre and the Ahmed Kathrada Foundation pay tribute to Shanthie Naidoo Tweedie, a prominent heroine of South Africa’s liberation struggle. Multiple outlets report that Tweedie, an anti-apartheid activist, dies on Thursday at the age of 91. The tributes highlight her role in the struggle against apartheid and note her long-standing commitment to justice and resilience. The Ahmed Kathrada Foundation and the 1860 Heritage Centre are cited as leading the remembrance, framing her legacy as part of the broader history of South Africa’s fight for freedom. While details beyond her activism and the fact of her death are not expanded in the provided reports, the common elements across sources are that she is recognised for her contributions to the liberation movement, and that her passing prompts public remembrance by established organisations connected to South African history and the anti-apartheid struggle. Her death is presented as an end to a life marked by political engagement and anti-apartheid work.