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4 months ago General
Without a free and decolonised education, the sacrifices of the youth of the 1976 Soweto uprising remain in vain.
This is according to the family of the late leader of the June 16 protests, Tsietsi Mashinini.
Tomorrow, the country marks the 50th commemoration of that fateful but historic day, which expedited the pace of the liberation struggle and changed South Africa's political trajectory.
SABC News Politics Reporter Ntlantla Kgatlhane speaks to Mashinini's relatives, and the author of his book, Sam Mathe.
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