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Apartheid victim rewarded
Mamai Moloso, 92, finds a home after witnessing some of South Africa's most violent years.
Last Modified: 31 Mar 2011 23:37


Injured in South Africa's Sharpeville massacre half a century ago, Mamai Moloso stayed away from her hometown for decades, as the protest movement aiming to topple apartheid grew.

The 92-year-old recently returned to the township - but when police knocked on her door, she feared further persecution. Little did she know, however, the officers weren't there to escort her anywhere other than to her new home, given to her by the government.

Al Jazeera's Jonah Hull reports from South Africa with one survivor's story.

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