Cradock Four
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New inquiry into whether prosecutions of apartheid-era crimes were blocked
Successive ANC-led governments have been criticised by some for prioritising national reconciliation ahead of justice for victims
Ramaphosa will no longer oppose application on TRC cases
The president has withdrawn his notice to oppose a landmark case led by the son of Fort Calata
The two faces of Doctor Williamson, wife of an apartheid serial killer
Ingrid Evita Williamson is a psychiatrist praised for her kindness. But for nearly 50 years she has been the devoted wife of Craig Williamson, the security policeman who admitted…
Let us not allow FW De Klerk’s death to tear us apart
His blanket apology did not cast him as a man of principle but as a man of cowardice
Apartheid truths die with De Klerk
The regime’s last president may have ushered in democracy but he refused to take responsibility for the deeds of his National Party government
FW de Klerk ‘eroded his stature and became a small man’
Mixed reactions from South Africans as apartheid’s last president, FW de Klerk, dies after battling with cancer
A renewed commitment to TRC cases
The NPA and the Hawks are allocating people and resources to investigate apartheid-era crimes that have gone unpunished, but not everyone is altogether happy about it.
Court reserves judgement in Cradock Four bid
A court on Monday reserved judgement in an application for amendments to the prosecuting policy on apartheid-era crimes to be suspended.
The dead man who haunts all our futures
Matthew Goniwe? Just one more death. Just one more death that could shake our country. ANTON HARBER reports on the Cradock community leader, pictured on the right, who was…