On August 16 2012, the police opened fire on striking mineworkers at Marikana, in the North West.
More than eight years later, families of the dead and injured have not seen justice.
In this episode of Boots on the Ground: Behind SA’s National Headlines, we tackle the concept of justice and whether justice delayed is truly justice denied.
Listen to the story:
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Image: SUNDAY TIMES/ KATHERINE MUICK-MERE
On August 16 2012, the police opened fire on striking mineworkers at Marikana, in the North West.
More than eight years later, families of the dead and injured have not seen justice.
In this episode of Boots on the Ground: Behind SA’s National Headlines, we tackle the concept of justice and whether justice delayed is truly justice denied.
Listen to the story:
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Marikana victims’ families still await justice
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