Ahmed Timol was an anti-apartheid activist in the underground South African Communist Party. He died at the age of 29 from injuries sustained when he fell from the top floor of John Vorster Square police station in Johannesburg.

Opinion

We need to remember the past to find each other

Opinion

Struggle heroes should never be forgotten

Courts

Neil Aggett’s dying dad’s call was for justice

Courts

Timol ‘killer’ Rodrigues’ legal fees have cost taxpayer R3.5m so far

Courts

Ex-apartheid cop petitions SCA for stay of prosecution on Timol murder

Courts

Rodrigues loses stay of prosecution application bid

Crime

Aggett, Haffejee inquests: Justice minister asks for judges to be appointed

Courts

Judge furious over delays in Timol murder case of former apartheid cop Joao Rodrigues

Opinion

Time can’t erase need for justice

Courts

We knew the truth would be on our side – Ahmed Timol’s family

Courts

Apartheid-era cop to stand trial after high court dismisses appeal

News

Ahmed Timol: The quest for justice continues

Timol ‘killer’ prosecution gives hope to families of allegedly murdered activists

Opening the door to darkness

Ahmed Timol’s nephew appeals to big business for justice

UPDATE: Ex-cop accused of murdering Ahmed Timol granted bail

Quest to keep the memory of Ahmed Timol alive

Dockets opened against Timol witnesses

Opinion

Timol vindicated at long last

South Africa

Joy over justice for Timol

South Africa

Judge finds Ahmed Timol was pushed to death, did not commit suicide

South Africa

Duarte describes apartheid cop as ‘torture master’

South Africa

Former security cop sheds no new light on Timol death

South Africa

Timol family bids to dig up apartheid-era security police records

Opinion

Why the Ahmed Timol inquest matters

South Africa