The Pan Africanist Congress says uniting African people will be the best honour for the victims of the Sharpeville Massacre.In the video below, families of the Uitenhage massacre victims remember their lost ones:
PAC President Mzwanele Nyhontso says African people need to unite for the sake of the victims of the Sharpeville Massacre. Meanwhile, the Foundation for Human Rights says that celebrating Human Rights Day remained a challenge in South Africa, as vulnerable groups still remain without rights.The foundation’s programme manager Sarah Motha says their research has found that South Africa still has a high level of intolerance.
He says it’s no use to celebrate Human Rights Day when millions of people still live below the poverty line.Steenhuisen started his journey in Mpumalanga by conducting a door-to-door campaign.
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We need to unite South African people first and that will be the best honor for the victims of Sharpville massacre, each African country needs to unite her people before realizing the uniting of African people, lets first put our houses in order before looking out for neighbors..
Let's first unite Zimbabweans with Zimbabwe n after unite the Shona with all other Zimbabwean tribes After unite ppl of Congo n remove all terrorists organizations n build the economy After unite ppl of Ethiopia, everlasting peace is needed there Burkina Faso Somaliland etc