CLEAN : Anger boils five years after S.African massacre of miners

The transcript discusses the lack of justice and government inaction regarding workers' demands, highlighting the Marikana massacre as a significant historical event. It criticizes the government's failure to compensate victims and compares the incident to past atrocities, emphasizing its occurrence under a constitutional democracy.

What is the main issue highlighted in the first section regarding the Marikana incident?

• The economic benefits of the incident.

• The lack of justice and accountability.

• The community's support for the government.

• The government's proactive measures.

How are the workers' demands described in the first section?

• As fully supported by the government.

• As irrelevant to the situation.

• As demands of criminals.

• As legitimate and fair.

What is emphasized about the victims of the Marikana incident in the second section?

• They have been celebrated by the government.

• They have been ignored for five years.

• They have received full compensation.

• They have been given justice promptly.

Which historical incidents are compared to the Marikana massacre in the final section?

• The World Wars and the Cold War.

• The Industrial Revolution and the Renaissance.

• The Sharpeville and Ilanga incidents.

• The French Revolution and the American Civil War.

What makes the Marikana massacre unique according to the final section?

• It was fully supported by international bodies.

• It occurred during a monarchy.

• It happened under a constitutional democracy.

• It was the first incident of its kind.