VOICED : Truth still elusive 20 years after S.Africas truth commission

Former South African police officers are on trial for the murder of anti-apartheid activist Catullus Milani. Their amnesty applications were denied by the Truth and Reconciliation Commission for not fully disclosing the truth. Milani's family seeks closure on her fate. The Commission, established in 1996, aimed to offer amnesty for political crimes with full disclosure. Despite recommending over 300 cases for prosecution, few reached court. Challenges in prosecuting apartheid-era crimes persist, partly due to potential implications for current ANC figures. The National Prosecuting Authority is investigating delays in resolving cases, offering hope for justice.

What concerns were raised regarding the reluctance to prosecute apartheid-era crimes?

How did the National Prosecuting Authority respond to inquiries about the ongoing investigations?