By Quinton Mtyala
Six months after he was elected, Thabo Makgoba was installed as the Archbishop of Cape Town at a packed St George's Cathedral on Sunday.
In this position, he is also head of the Anglican Church in southern Africa.
Before his election Makgoba, 47, who is also a qualified psychologist, was the bishop of Grahamstown where he was active in rural development.
Explore the rich legacy of Archbishop Thabo Makgoba, a leading figure in the Anglican Church of Southern Africa. This archive serves as a testament to his profound impact on faith, community, and social justice. Delve into a treasure trove of resources, including addresses, sermons, lectures, media appearances, reflections, diaries, and more, spanning his distinguished tenure as Archbishop.