Congratulations, Lindiwe Hani for heroically writing a book about your larger than life late father Chris Hani. I am eager to buy and read this book more especially about meeting your father's killer. It must have been heart breaking. Great job Chris Bank's daughter.

You immortalized your father with the book. Heroes do not live but their legacy persist.

The interviewer did an excellent job

Remarkable testimony. She is a real revolutionary.

If only this country still had leaders like Hani.

❤️❤️❤️❤️

Publicity at its best, the ugly becomes the goodies

@ButternutBanyana

7 жыл бұрын

May I ask what you mean? I admire Lindiwe, very well articulated interview. I am from Botswana, but we mourned Chris Hani's death. I went to school with some children of South African political exiles in Botswana. I'll be buying her book for sure :)

@Mokoeltrans_Coaches

7 жыл бұрын

Refilwe Pule what you jus said is irrelevant at all, an educated individual knows the effects of drugs. Jus saying if this was a nobody and addicted to nyaope society will take a different view but coz it's someone from a high class we see positivity!! I have meet millions of drug addicts

@ButternutBanyana

7 жыл бұрын

Excuse me, what you wrote made no sense, thats why I asked you clarify. Most of this interview(which I find indeed articulate of Lindiwe) was mostly her talking about her father and his legacy and how she dealt with his death. You have chosen to latch onto her drug past with some slick cryptic remark, which is a small part of the interview. Ridiculous.

@Mokoeltrans_Coaches

7 жыл бұрын

Refilwe Pule ridiculous to you but its publicity at its best, the media indeed has power to influence one dimensional minded in society

@Mokoeltrans_Coaches

7 жыл бұрын

Refilwe Pule her opening statement " I remember him as a fan blur blur" then goes on to state that I was introduced to cocaine ' I see no ownership in her story, for a testimony to be a testimony it requires acceptance and ownership for it to transform those who encounter it. The whole interview is an account of blame " I lost my boyfriend and sister sounds like an excuse to the addiction. Most addicts will share their fair share of the cause

Chris Hani his wife is an unforgiving person, she will also not be forgiven for her sins, if she carries on with hate