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Apartheid criminals still at large
Corporations and banks that aided the apartheid regime have not been brought to book, so they continue to act with impunity
Inside the Security Branch: Torture between brandy and boerewors
A former SB operative, Paul Erasmus, talks about the torture of a young trade unionist, Neil Aggett, and the machinations at John Vorster Square
Inquest into Neil Aggett’s death begins
The trade unionist was found hanged in his cell at the John Vorster Square police station in 1982
Can the NPA save face on unresolved apartheid deaths?
Doors have opened for the Timol, Simelane and Aggett families but doubts still linger about the NPA’s behaviour and culpability
Application denied: Rodrigues to stand trial for Timol murder
João ‘Jan’ Rodrigues’ application for a stay of prosecution has been dismissed. He will stand trial for the 1971 murder of activist Ahmed Timol
NPA to re-examine Neil Aggett’s death
The Minister of Justice announced that an investigation will reopen over the death of Aggett's death
TRC commissioners demand justice
Former truth and reconciliation commissioners are entering a court battle to see a former policeman prosecuted
NPA admits to political interference in prosecutorial decisions
The NPA has denied that it played any role in delaying the prosecution of apartheid-era crimes, but concedes politicians interfered in its decisions
Ramaphosa urged to establish judicial inquiry into lack of apartheid prosecutions
Imtiaz Cajee, the nephew of murdered anti-apartheid activist Ahmed Timol, will recommend an inquiry to probe the capture of the NPA and SAPS
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