Seretse Khama, and Oliver Tambo. Legum married the economist Margaret Legum ( Roberts) in 1960 after the death of his first wife. They co-authored South Africa: Crisis for the West (1964), which was the first call for economic sanctions against Apartheid South Africa. He was banned from South Africa in 1962 and later from Rhodesia. He established the annual Africa Contemporary Record in 1968. His last book was Africa Since Independence (1991). South Africa, 1996–2003 With the collapse of the Apartheid state, Legum returned to South Africa in 1996 and settled in Kalk Bay, near Cape Town. He received honorary degrees from Rhodes University and the University of South Africa. In 2002 he founded the Dr Colin Legum Development Trust to provide scholarships at Retief High School. He died on 8 June 2003, aged 84. References Bibliography 1919 births 2003 deaths White South African anti-apartheid activists British male journalists British writers People from Maluti-a-Phofung Local Municipality South African activists South African journalists South African non-fiction writers British Africanists South African Jews South African emigrants to the United Kingdom The Observer people South African people of Lithuanian-Jewish descent Labour Party (South Africa) politicians South African Africanists South African exiles South African socialists South African Zionists 20th-century journalists