TRC is unfinished business

10 April 2012

Truth of the matter: Award-winning struggle stalwart Dr Mary Burton delivered a talk in March, How Much Truth, How Much Reconciliation, hosted by the Centre for African Studies in conjunction with the Centre for Curating the Archive.

She's given up hope that the state will implement all the recommendations of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC), she said.

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