A renewed examination of the death of Albert Luthuli, the Nobel Peace Prize laureate and anti-apartheid leader, has been prompted by emerging evidence challenging the official account. Luthuli died in 1967, with an inquest determining he was struck by a train. However, new information suggests the possibility of foul play, raising questions about the true circumstances surrounding his death. The re-investigation seeks to uncover the truth behind the death of this pivotal figure in South Africa's struggle against apartheid.