Although
being in custody since 2002, the first treason trial in South African
history post apartheid regime started on the 19th of May 2003 under high
security at the Palace of Justice at the Pretoria High Court. Members
of the Boeremag group are being tried for allegedly planning to
overthrow the African National Congress (ANC) led government. It is
ironically the same place in which former president Nelson Mandela, the
late Walter Sisulu and six others were tried for planning to overthrow
the apartheid government during the infamous Revonia Treason Trial of
1964. — Boeremag Trial Marks its 10th Anniversary. (13 photos)
Boeremag Trial Marks its 10th Anniversary.
Updated 6 minutes ago
Although
being in custody since 2002, the first treason trial in South African
history post apartheid regime started on the 19th of May 2003 under high
security at the Palace of Justice at the Pretoria High Court. Members
of the Boeremag group are being tried for allegedly planning to
overthrow the African National Congress (ANC) led government. It is
ironically the same place in which former president Nelson Mandela, the
late Walter Sisulu and six others were tried for planning to overthrow
the apartheid government during the infamous Revonia Treason Trial of
1964.
Boeremag Trial Marks its 10th Anniversary.
Updated 6 minutes ago
Although
being in custody since 2002, the first treason trial in South African
history post apartheid regime started on the 19th of May 2003 under high
security at the Palace of Justice at the Pretoria High Court. Members
of the Boeremag group are being tried for allegedly planning to
overthrow the African National Congress (ANC) led government. It is
ironically the same place in which former president Nelson Mandela, the
late Walter Sisulu and six others were tried for planning to overthrow
the apartheid government during the infamous Revonia Treason Trial of
1964.
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