State violence survivors demand presidential apology and transparency on compensation

Survivors of state violence are calling on the President to personally apologise for atrocities they say were committed against them by the state. The survivors have rejected what they term an incomplete apology from the government, insisting that full accountability has not been achieved. They are also urging the panel of experts on compensation to publicly release the list of beneficiaries set to receive payouts. Brenda Wanga reports on the growing demands for accountability from both the compensation panel and the state, particularly regarding the prosecution of those responsible for the violence.