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... kind of that sort. It must have been orchestrated by outside, it must have been part of a campaign by extreme other organisations and the PAC and APLA did claim responsibility for the attack, ...

MR GOOSEN: It concentrated on the internal structures of the ANC like the UDF and there was a separate unit called unit C was directly involved in terrorist investigations where MK, Apla and those were investigated.

MR TEKANE: I completed it myself, with the help of a friend of mine and a fellow inmate, who is a member of Apla.

expansionism as identified in the so-called liberation organisations, namely ANC/SACP alliance, PAC and then also the armed wings, Umkhonto weSizwe, APLA who wanted to subvert the Government by means of violence and take it ...

MR MEMANI: And besides collating evidence and passing it on to the various people who would have use for it, you made visits to houses of people who had skipped the country to join MK and APLA.

Shakespeare Thami Buthelezi a former APLA cadre testified on behalf of applicant. He could not shed light on the incident for which the applicant applied for amnesty. However, Mabina once mentioned the applicant and said he was in prison and that he wanted him "hijacked". He subsequently met ...

... for the Security Police, they were there to combat this very type of people, members of the ANC, so he fits in exactly, or the PAC or in this case, APLA in all probability, so it fits in exactly for why he is there and for that reason it is clear that Tait's, what he did, what he gets involved ...

"My objectives were to undermine the former settler regime to use APLA offensive attacks and to secure and maintain the complete unit of the movement. Arms were given to my commander, Morapapa, and he is the one who knew what he did with them. I am yours, sincerely."

... weSizwe, Pan Africanist Congress, Azanian People's Organisation, Department of Intelligence and Security, DIS, Azanian People's Liberation Army, APLA, Black Consciousness Movement. An extensive Intelligence network was established by the Intelligence Unit of Soweto and was maintained and ...

MR DE KOCK: No, those Police members had not been former MK members or members of Apla and therefore did not possess the ability to identify trained terrorists at first sight or at face value.

MR ROELOFSE: Against the ANC, SACP, APLA people, black people and a smaller amount of white people.

APLA, we talked about Hani suddenly talking peace when

... dealing with, as you know, thousands, hundreds of applications and many of them have concerned - I'm just using this as an example of let's say the APLA policies particularly during 1993, the year of the Great Storm, where any white person was regarded as an acceptable target and people were in ...

... why should you be granted amnesty on this incident? Why do you think this incident is politically motivated and that what you did was on behalf of APLA or you were given orders. Can you tell the ...

... ANC was already aware of Vlakplaas. I think that Mr de Kock gave evidence to that effect. And you see, during criminal trials where we used MK and Apla members as witnesses, this was not held in open court, because we let them give evidence in terms of Section 153 in camera and they were ...

... me from further attack. I immediately had to go back to Johannesburg for an emergency operation. My sources later told me that men from PAC and APLA living in Pretoria had received instructions to tail me and to kill me by setting my car on fire. At this stage I realised that the attack was ...

MR PRINSLOO: Did you have anything to do with matters concerning military instructions and that of APLA?

2A itself as MK and to a lesser extent APLA's armed attacks increased.

He stated that during or about the 11 January 1993 he was given an order by one Jabu Radebe, who was a Regional Commander of APLA to go and rescue a certain Makhosini Nkosi. Makhosini Nkosi had been a member of his Unit. Makhosini Nkosi and other members of the unit had been involved in an ...

It was accepted that the actions of people like Peter Mokaba were the cause of the attacks on farmers and elderly people and the murders of such people. I hence believed that each of these criminals were members of the ANC, PAC and APLA, they had to pay for the murders.