The National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) officials told Parliament on Friday that the agency has already identified most of the families of the Apartheid era victims and will be meeting the Cradock four families next week.
Head of prosecutions in the Eastern Cape advocate Barry Madolo told MPs on Friday that he has been in contact with the Cradock four families, and will be having another meeting next week.
“I want to confirm that the team including myself met with the Cradock Four families on 4th of November. The assertion that we have not met must have been before. We briefed the family, raised a lot of issues and explained reasons for delays, obstacles and how we will overcome them,” Adv Madolo said.
He said the team will be meeting the families again next week Monday or Tuesday. It will be an ongoing engagement until a decision is made.
“What we
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