BISHOP Desmond Tutu, general secretary of the South African Council of Churches and tireless anti-apartheid campaigner, yesterday became the second black South African to be awarded the Nobel Prize for Peace.
The honour was conferred on him 23 years after it went to Chief Albert Luthuli, then president of the African National Congress.
Bishop Tutu, in New York when the award was announced, said yesterday: ╥Hey, we are winning, justice is going to win.╙
