Cosas Four News Today

The four COSAS members Eustice Madikela, Peter Matabane, Fanyana Nhlapo, and Zandisile Musi were allegedly targeted for their united front in their quest for equality.

Time is running out for the National Prosecuting Authority to hold those responsible for atrocities to account.

Advocate Varney for the families accused the SAPS and state attorney of acting contemptuously and above the law

After 40 years the families should be applauded for not letting this go. Hopefully they will live to see justice

The crime of apartheid (declared in 1966 by the UN) has largely gone unpunished since SA's transition in 1996. Most perpetrators have either died or are still living on comfortable pensions while the families of victims suffer in pain or die themselves.

The police ministry remains resolute in refusing to fund the defence of former apartheid security branch cop Christian Rorich, insisting that his part in the 1982 assassination of the "Cosas Four" does not fall within the normal duties of a police officer.



Vindication and victory for the Aggett family return the spotlight to why justice is delayed for so many other families of Struggle activists and why the ANC government continues to let them down. Vindication and victory for the Aggett family return the spotlight to why justice is delayed for s...

The wheels of justice might grind exceedingly slowly, but grind they do, as two former apartheid-era Security Branch police operatives have found out. The wheels of justice might grind exceedingly slowly, but grind they do, as two former apartheid-era Security Branch police operatives have foun...

Christian Siebert Rorich, a former bomb expert and apartheid security branch officer, is expected to appear in the Kagiso magistrate’s court on Tuesday in connection with the deaths of three student activists in Krugersdorp nearly 40 years ago.