I Said Sorry To My Daughter's Killer
Lucy Ash speaks to South African Ginn Fourie, who not only forgave the man who ordered her daughter's killing but also said sorry to his community for the crimes of her ancestors.
South Africans Ginn Fourie and Letlapa Mphahlele tell us why they are promoting peace and reconciliation, although Letlapa ordered the attack in which Ginn's daughter died. They tell their story in a new documentary, Beyond Forgiving.
Also: Norwegian Magne Klann on what inspired the surprise TV hit Piip Show, a live broadcast from garden birdtables.
Ed Stafford shares his experiences of deprivation and loneliness after setting himself the challenge of surviving for 60 days on a remote island. His book is called Naked and Marooned.
And Australian writer and environmental campaigner Tim Winton on his latest book, Eyrie.
Photo: Ginn Fourie and Letlapa Mphahlele, Credit: Initiatives of Change UK
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