The death of former apartheid Law and Order Minister, Adriaan Vlok marks an end of a brutal era in the country’s history. Vlok was Minister from 1986 till 1991, and it was under

his watch that many political activists were brutalised, tortured and killed. Yes he may have washed the feet of one of his victims in a sign of repentance, but what about justice for the victims? As a nation, how are we expected to move on simply because someone like him has died and taken some of the secrets with him? Even though he did appear before the TRC, victims and their families still feel cheated. To navigate this issue, we are joined by….

Guest(Zoom): Prof Pitika Ntuli – Cultural activist and former anti-apartheid activist

Guest(Zoom): Jackie Seroke – Currently finance secretary for the PAC and also a former detainee who was tortured for his part in liberating this country

Guest: Rev Dr Tshawane – Author of a book entitled: The Rainbow Nation: The vision of the beloved South African Community – It's a book based on Desmond Tutu’s legacy and principles