Socio-Economic Rights Institute demands justice for families of Marikana victims#ProgressiveTalk

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The Socio-Economic Rights Institute says it is disappointed in the manner in which the government is treating the families of the Marikana massacre victims. The institute says 9 years later, the government has failed to reach out to the families where the widows of the men who were murdered are still living in abject poverty. SERI Candidate Attorney Khuselwa Dyantyi spoke to Nghamula Chauke regarding the commemorations of the Marikana massacre and this is what she had to say.
16 Aug 2021 English South Africa Business · Arts

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