25 Years After 911 Justice Still Elusive | Johannesburg News

Twenty-five years after 9/11, the world still grapples with its echoes—2,977 lives lost as hijackers struck the Twin Towers, the Pentagon, and a Pennsylvania field. President Trump tied the war on terror to today’s conflicts at the Pentagon, while former presidents and VP Vance joined a somber Lower Manhattan ceremony honoring victims. Yet, the day also sparked fierce backlash: a widow blamed Saudi Arabia for complicity and demanded justice, while critics targeted NYC’s first Muslim mayor over his attendance. Thousands still suffer from 9/11-related illnesses, and as a new generation grows up without memory of the attacks, survivors like retired firefighters carry the burden of preserving the stories—and the lessons—of that day.

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