Looking at The Nathaniel Julies Case

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It has been a year since the death of Nathaniel Julies that occurred at the hands of police officers who wrongly accused him of selling and transporting drugs – which was not true. Tunicia Phillips, a journalist and author at Mail and Guardian, has been following the case since it started and has gathered lots of information that is not being publicized, we speak to her to find out more.

26 Aug 2021 2PM English South Africa Education · Careers

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