VOICED : Anti-apartheid icon Desmond Tutu dies aged 90

Archbishop Desmond Tutu was a fearless activist against apartheid and other injustices, earning a Nobel Peace Prize in 1984. He criticized allies and the ANC government, remaining an outspoken figure. Born in 1931, Tutu became the first black head of the Anglican Church in South Africa. He was a family man and coined the term 'Rainbow Nation' to describe South Africa's diversity. Tutu was known for his honesty, joyous spirit, and infectious laugh.

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