The SACP is calling for an inquest into the assassination of the party’s late leader Chris Hani. The organisation say this will reveal the whole truth behind Hani’s murder and help to arrest other people who were involved in his assassination.
SACP Central Committee Member Tinyiko Ntini, who took this initiative, says there are more hidden truths which can only be revealed through an inquest.
“We are saying the truth is not out there. Yes, Walus was a trigger man and an assassin, but clearly, he was just the person who pulled the trigger and that’s our conviction and it is in that matter that if the inquest is opened, we will be able to get to the details of all these issues. That’s why we intensify our call for the inquest to be opened into the death of comrade Chris Hani.
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