The Gauteng Provincial Government are holding a Human Rights Day commemoration event in Sharpeville in Sedibeng. This is the historic site of the 1960 massacre where 69 people were killed when apartheid police opened fire on unarmed protesters. The annual observance honors the sacrifices made in the struggle for democracy and reaffirms the province's commitment to protecting and promoting human rights for all. For more we cross to our reporter Calvin Dludla. For more news, visit sabcnews.com and #SABCNews on all Social Media platforms.
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This granny is a memory powerhouse. She said 5 to 2. That’s an accurate time 😮
The affected victims must go to the APLAMVA offices in pretoria with the documents of their parents and relatives.
Politicing 🤔 or genuinely recalling the day....
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