Anniversary of Marikana miner deaths

The transcript discusses the experiences of a police officer involved in a shooting incident where 34 miners died. The officer shares his perspective, expressing no regret but acknowledging the trauma faced by police. The community in Marikana remains affected, with ongoing poor conditions and a lack of trust in the police. A remembrance event highlights the community's desire for change and better living conditions.

What was the police officer's perspective on the Marikana shooting?

• He was unaware of the consequences.

• He regretted his actions deeply.

• He felt justified in his actions.

• He was indifferent to the incident.

What emotional impact did the Marikana incident have on the police officers involved?

• They felt no emotional impact.

• They experienced flashbacks and nightmares.

• They were celebrated as heroes.

• They were immediately suspended.

How did the community in Marikana feel about the police after the incident?

• They were indifferent to the police presence.

• They felt safer and more secure.

• They were supportive of the police actions.

• They were fearful and distrustful.

What was the community's vow after the Marikana incident?

• To seek revenge against the police.

• To ensure there would be no second Marikana.

• To demand higher wages immediately.

• To forget the incident and move on.

What ongoing issues do the miners face according to the final section?

• Complete resolution of their grievances.

• Improved living conditions and wages.

• Increased support from the government.

• Continued poor conditions and low pay.