US EditionAnti-apartheid activist’s family relieved at reopening of inquest case
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Anti-apartheid activist’s family relieved at reopening of inquest case
The mother of Boikie Tlhapi, an anti-apartheid community activist who went missing in 1986, says she is relieved that the North West High Court has been ordered to examine her son’s case. This comes after the Minister of Justice and Constitutional Development, Mmamoloko Kubayi, requested that the Judge President of the North West High Court appoint a judge to preside over Tlhapi’s reopened inquest. Tlhapi left his home in Ikageng, outside Po…
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