S3E1: worlds of licence - the tribe

The End of Apartheid - South Africa’s Human Spirit

The Truth Commission's first public amnesty hearing was held in the relatively obscure village of Phokeng near Rustenburg in May 1996. The applicants were two convicts serving time for murdering Glad Mokgatle on the 29th of December 1990. They were 35-year-old Boy Diale and 53-year-old Christopher Makgale. Their amnesty hearing revealed a dramatic story layered with subtext. About a killing, a tribe, resources and, ultimately, power. But it also introduced a new scene in the Truth Commission play, with different actors and different lines. Antjie Samuel, Andries Sathekge and Angie Kapelianis report.

Transcript: http://www.sabctruth.co.za/sabctruth/worldsright.htm#tribe

worlds of licence - self-confessed violators of human rights from across south africa's political landscape

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