TRIBUTE | Gus Silber: May the heavens ring with Desmond Tutu's laughter
Journalist Gus Silber writes about the day he met Archbishop Desmond Tutu in 1995.
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Journalist Gus Silber writes about the day he met Archbishop Desmond Tutu in 1995.
"Oh Lord," said the archbishop, as the Toyota Camry crammed its way into a gap in the traffic, on the early-morning pilgrimage from Bishopscourt to St George's Cathedral in the centre of town.
"Oh Lord," said the archbishop, as the Toyota Camry crammed its way into a gap in the traffic, on the early-morning pilgrimage from Bishopscourt to St George's Cathedral in the centre of town.
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