Guest : Rasmus Bitsch

On 29 March 1988 five bullets ended the life of South African freedom fighter Dulcie
September. She was imprisoned, driven into exile and by the 1980’s she spearheaded
the anti-apartheid efforts in France, Switzerland and Luxembourg from a small office in
Paris. Why was she killed? Who is the shadowy network that profited from her murder?
Why do her killers roam free?
They Killed Dulcie is made by Sound Africa and Open Secrets. The podcast draws from
research by Open Secrets for the book Apartheid Guns and Money: A tale of profit.

Guest :&nbsp;Rasmus Bitsch On 29 March 1988 five bullets ended the life of South African freedom fighter Dulcie September. She was imprisoned, driven into exile and by the 1980&rsquo;s she spearheaded the anti-apartheid efforts in France, Switzerland and Luxembourg from a small office in Paris. Why was she killed? Who is the shadowy network that profited from her murder? Why do her killers roam free? They Killed Dulcie is made by Sound Africa and Open Secrets. The podcast draws from research by Open Secrets for the book Apartheid Guns and Money: A tale of profit.

Get the best of both worlds with Lester Kiewit, a writer for the Mail & Guardian by day and presenter by night. Rather than looking back at the news of the day, explore new subjects and new perspectives.

Get the best of both worlds with Lester Kiewit, a writer for the Mail &amp; Guardian by day and presenter by night. Rather than looking back at the news of the day, explore new subjects and new perspectives.

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