South Africa to hold inquiry on alleged hampering of apartheid prosecutions

For decades, victims of apartheid have sought accountability but seen little progress. South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has ordered an investigation into past governments' delays in exploring apartheid-era crimes, a move survivors say is overdue. The inquiry aims to address unresolved issues, including unresolved cases like the Cradock Four murders, which have waited too long for justice and an open dialogue about past injustices.