Abdullah Ibrahim, the South African jazz pianist and composer known internationally for his musical legacy, dies at the age of 91. Multiple outlets report that his family confirms he died peacefully in Germany. Vanguard and AllAfrica specify that the death follows a short illness, with Ibrahim surrounded by family at the time of his passing. IOL and News24 describe him as a celebrated global jazz icon and highlight that his work became widely associated with themes such as resistance, exile and hope. Across the reports, Ibrahim’s long career and influence on jazz music are described as a major cultural legacy reaching global audiences. The sources consistently agree on his identity, age, place of death, and that the family was present, but they do not provide further details about the illness or any planned memorial events. The news coverage focuses on his status as a leading figure in African and international jazz and the enduring impact of his recordings and compositions.