Chris hani
Nzimande: Best way to honour Hani is to end war in Ukraine
The SACP led a wreath-laying ceremony on Sunday for its leader exactly 29 years since his assassination.
Eyewitness News has exposed the vandalism at the Germiston cemetery with overgrown grass and weeds covering the tombstones while the fence has been badly damaged.
Families are angry with the City of Ekurhuleni government. The resting place of Chris Hani is now little more than a bush.
Families who have loved ones buried at the Thomas Titus Nkobi Cemetery in Germiston, are fuming over unkempt grass, vandalised infrastructure and theft. Eyewitness News' Mia Lindeque went to the cemetery and spoke to families affected. #Cemetery
On Tuesday, Chris Hani's assassin Janusz Walus challenged a decision denying him parole and the Constitutional Court has reserved judgment.
Janusz Waluś has on Tuesday challenged Justice and Correctional Services Minister Ronald Lamola's decision to deny his release.
The Polish immigrant is serving a life sentence for killing the SACP leader outside his Boksburg home in 1993.
Chris Hani was killed by Walus in his driveway in Boksburg on 10 April 1993, in an attack that almost brought the country to the brink of a civil war.
The African National Congress (ANC) and its alliance partners celebrated the life and times of Hani in Boksburg in Ekurhuleni on Saturday.
SACP secretary-general Blade Nzimande also spoke about unity in the ANC, saying different factions go against what Hani stood for.
Acting Gauteng premier Panyaza Lesufi was speaking in Ekurhuleni at the 28th annual commemoration of Chris Hani on Saturday.
Members of the African National Congress, South African Communist Party, Hani family and other political officials are on Saturday commemorating the 28th anniversary of Chris Hani's killing.
It’s important to undertake a frank assessment of some of the most pressing South African issues that our beloved Cde Chris Thembisile Hani fought for, writes Khaya Xaba.
One hundred and twenty-seven farms have been affected in Middelburg Cape, Graaff-Reinet, Aberdeen, Cradock, Nieuethesda, Pearston and Jansenville.
Justice Minister Ronald Lamola said it was clear the political assassination of the SACP leader was intended to create chaos and mayhem in the country.
The convicted murderer's currently serving a life sentence for the killing of Hani outside his Boksburg home in 1993.
Waluś is currently serving a life sentence for the killing of the SACP leader outside his Boksburg home in 1993.
Speaking at the closing of the special congress of the SACP, Nzimande said they would oppose any action to release him.
Janusz Walus is currently serving a life sentence for killing former South African Communist Party leader Chris Hani outside his Boksburg home in 1993.