First interview in Joburg

Hey ya!

Yesterday we had our first interview besides the talks to Saeedah.

We talked to her brother in law, who also took part in the struggle. But the more interesting part of the interview was, what he thinks about the 'today'. He spoke a lot about the injustice against the indigenous people e.g. the goldmines are still belonging to Britain. His point was, that the land and the minerals belong to the local people because this sources sustain the country. It is not enough, that the government build some million huts for the locals. They need jobs, land to farm or to build on. They simply need the land which belongs to them including all the natural resources. 

Ismael