Oliver Tambo. A Jacana pocket biography.

By (author): Hugh MacMillan. Hugh Macmillan's biography portrays Oliver Tambo — who nearly became an Anglican priest before becoming a central ANC leader — as a man of high intellect who balanced principle with pragmatism. It covers his law partnership with Nelson Mandela, his role in the Treason Trial, and his three decades leading the ANC in exile as its chief diplomat, while also critically examining his mixed record on human rights abuses within exile camps, notably the failures exposed by the Stuart Commission.