Security tight at Zuma capture site ahead of unveiling of monument

President Jacob Zuma is expected to unveil this heritage site in Groot Marico near Zeerust, where he was arrested during the anti-apartheid struggle. Picture Molaole Montsho/ANA.

President Jacob Zuma is expected to unveil this heritage site in Groot Marico near Zeerust, where he was arrested during the anti-apartheid struggle. Picture Molaole Montsho/ANA.

Published Oct 4, 2017

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Groot Marico - Security was tight on Wednesday at the site in Groot Marico near Zeerust, where President Jacob Zuma was arrested during the anti-apartheid struggle.

Zuma was expected to officially open the Groot Marico Heritage Site and the Liberation Heritage Route of North West, where activists crossed as they went into exile to continue the struggle against apartheid.

An old SA police van at the site where President Jacob Zuma was arrested in Groot Marico near Zeerust. Picture: Molaole Montsho/ANA

The President was arrested together with other uMkhonto we Sizwe recruits travelling in four minibuses, which were intercepted by police, leading to their arrest and detention in Zeerust and Groot Marico police stations.

African News Agency

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