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Apartheid-Era Justice Delayed? Calata Group of Families Face New Court Obstacle

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Just days after a court victory against former president Thabo Mbeki and ex-minister Brigitte Mabandla, families seeking R167 million in damages for apartheid-era crimes are back in court. A new legal challenge threatens to delay justice once again. Phemelo speaks to the Foundation for Human Rights Executive Director, Zaid Kimmie, about what’s at stake.

5 Aug 2025 5PM English South Africa Education · Careers

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