Residents of Swaneville on the East Rand have been campaigning for years for official recognition of the May 12, 1991 massacre, in which dozens of ANC supporters were killed or maimed after an attack on their village by members of the Inkatha Freedom Party. Now an elderly former police sergeant who developed post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) after attending the gruesome scene of the Swaneville massacre 27 years ago has finally won his long battle for compensation.
22 May, 2018
Investigators representing families appeal to public for information The team of...
07 May, 2018
The Khulumani National Steering Committee, the organisation’s highest decision-making body...
23 April, 2018
The Equal Justice Initiative's National Memorial for Peace and Justice...
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12 April, 2018
Khulumani's work with victims of Apartheid is covered in this...
23 March, 2018
In the year of the centenary of Mandela's birth, there...
13 March, 2018
Last Tuesday evening, Professor Ivor Chipkin hosted a launch of...
05 March, 2018
The year under review has seen Khulumani’s engagements in supporting...
13 February, 2018
Today, 13 February 2018, Khulumani members have travelled to Constitution...
05 February, 2018
Members of civil society in South Africa created a People’s...
19 January, 2018
Today the Supreme Court of Appeal overturned the decision of...
