PRETORIA - Justice delayed is justice denied.
That’s the stance of families of over 20 apartheid-era victims, who say President Cyril Ramaphosa’s bid to pause their R167-million lawsuit, is unconstitutional.
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They’re seeking damages for the State’s failure to act on cases referred by the Truth and Reconciliation Commission.
eNCA’s Manqoba Mchunu reports that Ramaphosa wants the case put on hold, pending a commission of inquiry into alleged political interference.
