Many people, might not be aware that on 12 May 1991, in Swaneville near Krugersdorp, a massacre occurred that left many people dead or disabled, and their houses, cars and personal belongings destroyed by fire. Survivors and their family members often commemorate the day by holding a prayer meeting at a rock they use as a monument in the open field that was left after the massacre. We speak to chairperson of the Swaneville Massacre Committee, Lillian Sambula. 

<p>Many people, might not be aware that on 12 May 1991, in Swaneville near Krugersdorp, a massacre occurred that left many people dead or disabled, and their houses, cars and personal belongings destroyed by fire. Survivors and their family members often commemorate the day by holding a prayer meeting at a rock they use as a monument in the open field that was left after the massacre. We speak to chairperson of the Swaneville Massacre Committee, Lillian Sambula.&nbsp;</p>

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