Former apartheid government police officer, George Mbathu, says an inquest into the disappearance and death of anti-apartheid activist Boiki Tlhapi will unravel many more hidden truths of other mysterious disappearances during that era. The North West High Court in Mahikeng postponed the matter to the 2nd of March next year to allow Mbathu and two other persons of interest time to find legal representation. SABC NEWS reporter Sentleeng Lehihi and Kgomotso Nkele compiled this report.
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