Cradock in the News:
Families of the Cradock Four, activists killed by apartheid operatives in 1985, have described the NPA and police’s snail’s pace in bringing to justice those responsible for their deaths as a deep …
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Lukhanyo Calata, son of slain activist Fort Calata, has resorted to court in a bid to compel the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) to make a decision on whether it will prosecute those suspected of …
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When Andy Warhol advised a critic-scarred Duran Duran not to read their press cuttings but to weigh them he unwittingly set a new PR template for our …
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The Fort Calata Foundation has filed an application in the high court in Tshwane to compel the National Prosecuting Authority, police ministry and Hawks to finalise their investigations into the …
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Former president FW de Klerk is cited as the 13th respondent in the case, which paints a damning picture of how the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) and police have failed, for over two …
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On 20 July 1985, South Africa saw one of its largest political funerals when Fort Calata, Matthew Goniwe, Sparrow Mkonto and Sicelo Mhlauli were buried in Cradock, in the Eastern Cape. Today …
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