THE MORNING BRIEFAs South Africa marks Human Rights Day and reflects on the tragedy of the Sharpeville Massacre, Julia Nzimande offers a deeply personal perspective on her father’s legacy. Her father, Nyakane Tsolo, was among the leaders of the Sharpeville protest — and his story, passed down directly to her, brings history to life beyond textbooks.
Guest: Julia Nzimande: Daughter of Nyakane Tsolo, Pan Africanist Congress (PAC) member & Led Sharpeville Massacre
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