South Africa to Reopen Inquest Into 1977 Death of Steve Biko

South Africa has announced the reopening of the inquest into the death of Steve Biko, a prominent anti-apartheid activist, who died in 1977 after alleged torture by the apartheid authorities. Biko's death sparked global outrage and condemnation of the apartheid regime. The decision to reopen the inquest comes after years of requests from Biko's family and human rights organizations, who have long believed that the original inquest was flawed and failed to hold those responsible accountable. The new investigation will aim to uncover the truth and provide closure for Biko's family and the nation. The case is seen as a significant step towards addressing the dark legacy of apartheid and promoting justice and reconciliation in South Africa. The reopening of the inquest is a testament to the ongoing efforts to confront the country's difficult past and ensure that the sacrifices made by anti-apartheid activists are not forgotten.