Sunday 2nd February 2020 marks thirty years since the announcement of the unbanning of political parties and the release of former President Nelson Mandela. Former President FW de Klerk made the announcement on this day in 1990.
Our reporter Manelisi Dubase is at our Sea Point studios, in Cape Town, and he is with former President FW de Klerk to talk about his announcement of the unbanning of the ANC, the SACP and other liberation movements 30 years ago.
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