25 Years On, South Africans Remember Chris Hani
South African Communist Party leader Chris Hani was assassinated 25 years ago by a Polish national Janus Walus - who is still serving a prison sentence - and the late politician Clive Derby-Lewis, who supplied him with the weapon. Hani was killed outside his Dawn Park home in Boksburg on April 10, 1993.
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South Africa: Chris Hani in His Own Words
News24Wire, 10 April 2018
Second to former president Nelson Mandela, Chris Hani was the most famous and iconic leader of the struggle for liberation in South Africa during the late 1980s. Read more »
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South Africa: UCT to Rename Building After Struggle Icon Chris Hani
News24Wire, 10 April 2018
The University of Cape Town (UCT) is expected to honour struggle icon Chris Hani by naming one of its buildings after him. Read more »
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South Africa: Chris Hani - the Men Behind His Killing
News24Wire, 10 April 2018
Tuesday marks the 25th anniversary of the death of struggle hero Chris Hani. Read more »
InFocus
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Janusz Walus, a Polish immigrant who conspired with a Conservative Party MP Clive Derby-Lewis to kill South African Communist Party leader Chris Hani in 1993, was sentenced to ... Read more »
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Clive Derby-Lewis, who conspired with Yanusz Walus to assassinate Chris Hani, the leader of the South African Communist Party in 1993 - a move that nearly plunged the country into ... Read more »
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Chris Hani, the leader of the South African Communist Party was assassinated on April 10, 1993, by Janusz Waluz, a Polish national who was recruited by the late politician Clive ... Read more »
