It is now twenty years since South Africa launched what was then hailed a ground breaking Truth and Justice commission, to help the country address the atrocities and injustices inflicted during the apartheid era. However, two decades later many cases sent to the courts by the TJC still remain unresolved. Here's CCTV's Kathryn Ogunde with more details.
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