“We are asking the government to declare the 16th of August a holiday. Many people died on this day. It’s been a decade after the incident but the government has never apologised for what happened in Marikina, where the government and the police shot our husbands.”
“The government must come see our condition with our children who are without their fathers. The government doesn’t care about us in Marikana. They are in these positions through our votes and our husbands whom they killed. We are appealing to our President to come to us and apologise for what happened. The situation is difficult in Marikana,” explains Nungu.of some areas in the Marikana region.
Foundation chair Bishop Jo Seoka and a number of civil society activists joined the community to explore the issues that continue to plague the mining area 10 years since the massacre.
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