South African anti apartheid struggle veteran, Kwedi Mkhaliphi says the late PAC founding member, Robert Mangaliso Sobukwe's life should be equally celebrated as that of the late president Nelson Mandela's. Yesterday marked 39 years since the death of PAC founding member, Robert Sobukwe. Sobukwe played a vital role in the fight against apartheid, after breaking away from the ANC and instigated a revolt against pass laws. He spent six years on Robben Island. After his release, he was confined to house arrest in Kimberley, where he died of Lung Cancer. The Northern Cape Provincial Government is now in talks with the National Heritage Council to turn Sobukwe's house into a museum. Reginald Witbooi reports