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ISRAEL'S WAR ON HAMAS

A female Israeli soldier tour the memorial site in Re'im, southern Israel, on March 28, 2024. On October 7, 2023 hundreds of Israelis attending a dance party here were massacred by Hamas terrorists who infiltrated from the Gaza Strip and killed some 1,200 Israelis in dozens of locations. There have been many reports of rapes carried out by Hamas at the dance party festival during their killing spree. Photo by Jim Hollander/UPI Photo via Newscom (KEYSTONE/NEWSCOM/Jim Hollander)

ISRAEL'S WAR ON HAMAS

Female Israeli soldiers at the "bomb shelter" placed and painted like the surrounding forests in the memorial site in Re'im, southern Israel, on March 28, 2024. On October 7, 2023 hundreds of Israelis attending a dance party here were massacred by Hamas terrorists who infiltrated from the Gaza Strip and killed some 1,200 Israelis in dozens of locations. There have been many reports of rapes carried out by Hamas at the dance party festival during their killing spree. Photo by Jim Hollander/UPI Photo via Newscom (KEYSTONE/NEWSCOM/Jim Hollander)

ISRAEL'S WAR ON HAMAS

Female Israeli soldiers at the "bomb shelter" placed and painted like the surrounding forests in the memorial site in Re'im, southern Israel, on March 28, 2024. On October 7, 2023 hundreds of Israelis attending a dance party here were massacred by Hamas terrorists who infiltrated from the Gaza Strip and killed some 1,200 Israelis in dozens of locations. There have been many reports of rapes carried out by Hamas at the dance party festival during their killing spree. Photo by Jim Hollander/UPI Photo via Newscom (KEYSTONE/NEWSCOM/Jim Hollander)

ISRAEL'S WAR ON HAMAS

Female Israeli soldiers tour the memorial site in Re'im, southern Israel, on March 28, 2024. On October 7, 2023 hundreds of Israelis attending a dance party here were massacred by Hamas terrorists who infiltrated from the Gaza Strip and killed some 1,200 Israelis in dozens of locations. There have been many reports of rapes carried out by Hamas at the dance party festival during their killing spree. Photo by Jim Hollander/UPI Photo via Newscom (KEYSTONE/NEWSCOM/Jim Hollander)

ISRAEL'S WAR ON HAMAS

An armed Israeli army officer tours the memorial site in Re'im, southern Israel, on March 28, 2024. On October 7, 2023 hundreds of Israelis attending a dance party here were massacred by Hamas terrorists who infiltrated from the Gaza Strip and killed some 1,200 Israelis in dozens of locations. There have been many reports of rapes carried out by Hamas at the dance party festival during their killing spree. Photo by Jim Hollander/UPI Photo via Newscom (KEYSTONE/NEWSCOM/Jim Hollander)

ISRAEL'S WAR ON HAMAS

A female Israeli soldier tour the memorial site in Re'im, southern Israel, on March 28, 2024. On October 7, 2023 hundreds of Israelis attending a dance party here were massacred by Hamas terrorists who infiltrated from the Gaza Strip and killed some 1,200 Israelis in dozens of locations. There have been many reports of rapes carried out by Hamas at the dance party festival during their killing spree. Photo by Jim Hollander/UPI Photo via Newscom (KEYSTONE/NEWSCOM/Jim Hollander)

ISRAEL'S WAR ON HAMAS

Female Israeli soldiers gather for a briefing as they visit the memorial site in Re'im, southern Israel, on March 28, 2024. On October 7, 2023 hundreds of Israelis attending a dance party here were massacred by Hamas terrorists who infiltrated from the Gaza Strip and killed some 1,200 Israelis in dozens of locations. There have been many reports of rapes carried out by Hamas at the dance party festival during their killing spree. Photo by Jim Hollander/UPI Photo via Newscom (KEYSTONE/NEWSCOM/Jim Hollander)

ISRAEL'S WAR ON HAMAS

An armed Israeli army officer tours the memorial site in Re'im, southern Israel, on March 28, 2024. On October 7, 2023 hundreds of Israelis attending a dance party here were massacred by Hamas terrorists who infiltrated from the Gaza Strip and killed some 1,200 Israelis in dozens of locations. There have been many reports of rapes carried out by Hamas at the dance party festival during their killing spree. Photo by Jim Hollander/UPI Photo via Newscom (KEYSTONE/NEWSCOM/Jim Hollander)

LEFT TO RIGHT Dennis Mpale (trumpet), Barney Rachabane (alto), Ronnie Beer (tenor); Room at the Top, Strand Street, Cape Town; 1964. (KEYSTONE/african.pictures/Ian Bruce Huntley Jazz Collection)

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Sylvia Mdunyelwa; Langa Community Centre, Langa, Cape Town; 1971. (KEYSTONE/african.pictures/Ian Bruce Huntley Jazz Collection)

Morris Goldberg (alto); Cape Town City Hall; 1974. (KEYSTONE/african.pictures/Ian Bruce Huntley Jazz Collection)

Winston Mankunku Ngozi, Langa Town Hall; 1972 (KEYSTONE/african.pictures/Ian Bruce Huntley Jazz Collection)

Barney Rachabane (tenor); Room at the Top, Strand Street, Cape Town; 1964. (KEYSTONE/african.pictures/Ian Bruce Huntley Jazz Collection)

Sandile Shange (guitar), Gordon Mfandu (drums); Dorkay House, Johannesburg; 1966. (KEYSTONE/african.pictures/Ian Bruce Huntley Jazz Collection)

Ronnie Beer (tenor), Tete Mbambisa (piano); Thibault Square Recording Studio, Cape Town; circa May 1964. (KEYSTONE/african.pictures/Ian Bruce Huntley Jazz Collection)

Sammy Maritz (bass), Barney Rachabane; Thibault Square Recording Studio, Cape Town; circa May 1964. (KEYSTONE/african.pictures/Ian Bruce Huntley Jazz Collection)

Backstage view: unidentified pianist, Sandile Shange (guitar), Barney Rachabane (alto); Dorkay House, Johannesburg; 1966. (KEYSTONE/african.pictures/Ian Bruce Huntley Jazz Collection)

Barney Rachabane (alto); Dorkay House, Johannesburg; 1966. (KEYSTONE/african.pictures/Ian Bruce Huntley Jazz Collection)

Ebrahim Kalil Shihab (Chris Schilder) (piano); Zambezi Restaurant, Hanover Street, District Six, Cape Town; 1964. (KEYSTONE/african.pictures/Ian Bruce Huntley Jazz Collection)

Dennis Mpale (trumpet); Ambassadors, Woodstock, Cape Town; 1966. (KEYSTONE/african.pictures/Ian Bruce Huntley Jazz Collection)

Maurice Gawronsky (drums); Ambassadors, Woodstock, Cape Town; 1966. (KEYSTONE/african.pictures/Ian Bruce Huntley Jazz Collection)

The AKA Big Band; Cape Town City Hall; 1966. (KEYSTONE/african.pictures/Ian Bruce Huntley Jazz Collection)

Philly Schilder (bass); Zambezi Restaurant, Hanover Street, District Six, Cape Town; 1964. (KEYSTONE/african.pictures/Ian Bruce Huntley Jazz Collection)

Kippie Moeketsi (alto); Langa Community Centre, Langa, Cape Town; September 1971. (KEYSTONE/african.pictures/Ian Bruce Huntley Jazz Collection)

Robert Sithole; Langa Community Centre, Langa, Cape Town; 1971. (KEYSTONE/african.pictures/Ian Bruce Huntley Jazz Collection)

Ebrahim Kalil Shihab (Chris Schilder) (piano); Ambassadors, Woodstock, Cape Town; 1966. (KEYSTONE/african.pictures/Ian Bruce Huntley Jazz Collection)

Winston Mankunku Ngozi (tenor); Ambassadors, Woodstock, Cape Town; 1966. (KEYSTONE/african.pictures/Ian Bruce Huntley Jazz Collection)

Kippie Moeketsi (alto) Victor Ntoni (bass) Danayi Dlova (alto) Lanfa Community Centre, Langa, Cape Town September 1971 (KEYSTONE/african.pictures/Ian Bruce Huntley Jazz Collection)

Dennis Mpale (trumpet), Winston Mankunku Ngozi (alto); Ambassadors, Woodstock, Cape Town; 1966. (KEYSTONE/african.pictures/Ian Bruce Huntley Jazz Collection)

Merton Barrow (vibraphone); University of Cape Town; 1972. (KEYSTONE/african.pictures/Ian Bruce Huntley Jazz Collection)

Bucs Gonco (piano); Langa Community Centre, Langa, Cape Town; 1971. (KEYSTONE/african.pictures/Ian Bruce Huntley Jazz Collection)

Winston Mankunku Ngozi (soprano); Langa Town Hall, Langa, Cape Town; 1972. (KEYSTONE/african.pictures/Ian Bruce Huntley Jazz Collection)

Tex Kulati (trumpet), Willie Nettie (trombone), Martin Mgijima (bass), Roger Khoza (obscured behind bass), Winston Mankunku Ngozi (soprano), Louis Moholo-Moholo (drums), Gus Ntlokwana (bass), Danayi Dlova (alto), possibly Bucs Gonco (piano), Ezra Ngcukana (tenor); Langa Town Hall, Langa, Cape Town; 1972. (KEYSTONE/african.pictures/Ian Bruce Huntley Jazz Collection)

Nelson Magwaza (drums); Langa Community Centre, Langa, Cape Town; September 1971. (KEYSTONE/african.pictures/Ian Bruce Huntley Jazz Collection)

Willie Nettie (trombone); Langa Town Hall, Langa, Cape Town; 1972. (KEYSTONE/african.pictures/Ian Bruce Huntley Jazz Collection)

Danayi Dlova (alto); Langa Town Hall, Langa, Cape Town; 1972. (KEYSTONE/african.pictures/Ian Bruce Huntley Jazz Collection)

Themba Mathole (piano), Martin Mgijima (bass); Zambezi Restaurant, District Six, Cape Town; date unknown. (KEYSTONE/african.pictures/Ian Bruce Huntley Jazz Collection)

LEFT TO RIGHT Barney Rachabane (alto), Dennis Mpale (drums), Tete Mbambisa (piano), Timmy Kwebulana (bass); Room at the Top, Strand Street, Cape Town; 1964...The murals at this venue were created by Ray Berman. Two things are striking about this image: trumpeter Dennis Mpale, playing drums, has swopped roles with drummer Timmy Kwebulana, playing bass (he toured with Victor Ntoni for the Japan performances of Meropa). Also, Tete Mbambisa sitting on a very makeshift piano stool tells a story of challenges of a different kind. Ian Huntley recalls that the particular piano featured in this image had one fairly important key that simply did not work. The genius that was Tete Mbambisa improvised around his found circumstances. (KEYSTONE/african.pictures/Ian Bruce Huntley Jazz Collection)

Chris McGregor (piano), Psych ‘Big T' Ntsele (bass); New Brighton Stadium, Port Elizabeth; 1971. (KEYSTONE/african.pictures/Ian Bruce Huntley Jazz Collection)

Henry Sithole (alto); Bantu YMCA, Beatrice Street, Durban; 1968. (KEYSTONE/african.pictures/Ian Bruce Huntley Jazz Collection)

Duke Ngcukana (trumpet); Langa Stadium, Langa, Cape Town; c1972. (KEYSTONE/african.pictures/Ian Bruce Huntley Jazz Collection)

Cups Nkanuka (tenor); Langa Stadium, Langa, Cape Town; c1972. (KEYSTONE/african.pictures/Ian Bruce Huntley Jazz Collection)

Martin Mgijima (bass); Langa Stadium, Langa, Cape Town; c1972. (KEYSTONE/african.pictures/Ian Bruce Huntley Jazz Collection)

Sandile Shange (guitar); Bantu YMCA, Beatrice Street, Durban; 1968. (KEYSTONE/african.pictures/Ian Bruce Huntley Jazz Collection)

Kenny Jephthah (guitar); Zambezi Restaurant, District Six, Cape Town; 1965. (KEYSTONE/african.pictures/Ian Bruce Huntley Jazz Collection)

Roy Petersen (piano), Basil Moses (bass); Zambezi Restaurant, District Six, Cape Town; 1964. (KEYSTONE/african.pictures/Ian Bruce Huntley Jazz Collection)

Midge Pike (bass); The Art Centre, Green Point Common, Cape Town; 1972. (KEYSTONE/african.pictures/Ian Bruce Huntley Jazz Collection)

Christopher Columbus Ngcukana; Langa Stadium, Langa, Cape Town; c1972. (KEYSTONE/african.pictures/Ian Bruce Huntley Jazz Collection)

Willie Nettie (trombone), Duke Ngcukana (trumpet), Winston Mankunku Ngozi (tenor); Langa Stadium, Langa, Cape Town; c1972. (KEYSTONE/african.pictures/Ian Bruce Huntley Jazz Collection)

Danayi Dlova (alto), Duke Ngcukana (trumpet), Cups Nkanuka (tenor); Langa Stadium, Langa, Cape Town; c1972. (KEYSTONE/african.pictures/Ian Bruce Huntley Jazz Collection)

Danayi Dlova (alto); Langa Stadium, Langa, Cape Town; c1972. (KEYSTONE/african.pictures/Ian Bruce Huntley Jazz Collection)

Winston Mankunku Ngozi..(tenor); The Troubadour Restaurant, Gardens, Cape Town; 1966. (KEYSTONE/african.pictures/Ian Bruce Huntley Jazz Collection)

Themba Mathole, Sammy Maritz (bass), Louis Moholo-Moholo (obscured on drums), Willie Nettie (trombone), possibly Bucs Gonco (piano), Duku Makasi (tenor), Ezra Ngcukana (tenor), Victor Ntoni (obscured on bass), Winston Mankunku Ngozi (tenor); Langa Stadium, Langa, Cape Town; 1972. (KEYSTONE/african.pictures/Ian Bruce Huntley Jazz Collection)

Midge Pike (bass); The Art Centre, Green Point Common, Cape Town; date unknown. (KEYSTONE/african.pictures/Ian Bruce Huntley Jazz Collection)

Psych ‘Big T' Ntsele (bass); New Brighton Stadium, Port Elizabeth; 1971. (KEYSTONE/african.pictures/Ian Bruce Huntley Jazz Collection)

Midge Pike (bass), Morris Goldberg (alto), Monty Weber (drums), Ebrahim Kalil Shihab (Chris Schilder); The Art Centre, Green Point Common, Cape Town; date unknown. (KEYSTONE/african.pictures/Ian Bruce Huntley Jazz Collection)

Willie Nettie (trombone); Langa Stadium, Langa, Cape Town; c1972. (KEYSTONE/african.pictures/Ian Bruce Huntley Jazz Collection)

Campbell Gwidza, unidentified, Robert Beer, Dennis Mpale; Dorkay House, Johannesburg; 1965. (KEYSTONE/african.pictures/Ian Bruce Huntley Jazz Collection)

Crowd scene at Langa Stadium. Seated 1st row:..Tex Kulati (trumpet). Seated 2nd row: unidentified, unidentified, Tete Mbambisa, Duku Makasi. Seated 3rd row: Danayi Dlova, Mzonke Hobongwana, Duke Ngcukana (with children), Fats Mbambisa. Seated..4th row: two unidentified female friends of Abdullah Ibrahim, Abdullah Ibrahim (Dollar Brand). Seated top row: unidentified; Langa Stadium, Langa, Cape Town; 1972. (KEYSTONE/african.pictures/Ian Bruce Huntley Jazz Collection)

Duku Makasi (tenor); New Brighton Stadium, Port Elizabeth; 1971. (KEYSTONE/african.pictures/Ian Bruce Huntley Jazz Collection)

Willie Nettie (trombone), Duke Ngcukana (trumpet), Winston Mankunku Ngozi (tenor); Langa Stadium, Langa, Cape Town; c1972. (KEYSTONE/african.pictures/Ian Bruce Huntley Jazz Collection)

Morris Goldberg (alto); The Art Centre, Green Point Common, Cape Town; date unknown (KEYSTONE/african.pictures/Ian Bruce Huntley Jazz Collection)

Abdullah Ibrahim (Dollar Brand), Chris McGregor; New Brighton Stadium, Port Elizabeth; 1971. (KEYSTONE/african.pictures/Ian Bruce Huntley Jazz Collection)

Mackay Davashe (tenor), Nikele Moyake (alto), unidentified bass player; Dorkay House, Johannesburg; 1965. (KEYSTONE/african.pictures/Ian Bruce Huntley Jazz Collection)