CLEAN : Long road home for Cape Town's apartheid dispossessed

The video discusses the history and impact of the forced evictions in District 6, Cape Town, during apartheid. It highlights the challenges faced in land redistribution post-apartheid and the legal victory in 2018 that ordered the government to build homes for the evicted families. Despite the ruling, emotional scars remain, but there is hope for healing and peace as families return to their homes.

What was the main reason for the eviction of 50,000 people from District 6?

• To develop a tourist attraction

• To establish a military base

• To build a new commercial center

• To create a whites-only area

What was one of the main challenges faced by the government in returning families to District 6 after apartheid?

• Opposition from international communities

• Lack of interest from the families

• Inadequate skills and infrastructure

• Insufficient financial resources

Who led the legal battle to return evicted families to District 6?

• Neuron

• Kasim

• Shahid Jad

• Cassie Morris

What did the court order the government to do by 2024?

• Organize a public apology event

• Construct 954 homes and relocate families

• Provide financial compensation to families

• Build a new school in District 6

How does Kasim's partner, Neuron, feel about returning to District 6?

• She is pessimistic about the future

• She believes it will bring peace

• She is indifferent to the move

• She fears further displacement