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Anti-apartheid activist's legacy lives on

The families of the Cradock four still have no idea who exactly is responsible for the deaths of the anti-apartheid activists.

In 1985 Fort Calata, Matthew Goniwe, Sicelo Mhlauli, and Sparrow Mkhonto were abducted and murdered by security police.

But the Calata family is fighting to keep the legacy of Fort alive.

The Fort Calata Foundation was launched today and we spoke to Dorothy Calata, daughter of Fort Calata.