This article discusses the ongoing struggle for justice for victims of apartheid in South Africa. It details the 1985 event where four anti-apartheid activists were detained and their pursuit of truth continues three decades later.

<p>Struggle for justice symbolises limitations of Truth and Reconciliation Commission, whose hearings began 30 years ago</p><p>Darkness had fallen on 27 June 1985 when Fort Calata, Matthew Goniwe, Sicelo Mhlauli and Sparrow Mkonto set off on the 150-mile drive back from a meeting of anti-apartheid activists in the South African city of Port Elizabeth, now known as Gqeberha. They never made it home.</p><p>About an hour into their journey, as the road wound north from the coast towards their home ...