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MR NOTUNUNU: And the firearms you had taken from the police station, where did you put them? Did you put them in the cab with you or did you put them in the bakkie with Luyanda and Solomzi?

... didn't arrive. We waited and after a while we saw a van coming in through the gate. After that it parked in a driveway near the door. After the bakkie had switched off the lights we went out of that hiding place and we surrounded the van. Kenneth was sitting on the, was on the passenger's ...

"We waited for a while and we heard someone said something to the effect that: "there’s a bakkie coming". As far as I can remember the bakkie went passed the main building and then it stopped at a turn in the road, the minibus stood there and there was some movement. I could not identify the ...

... of value we could lay our hands on. We found ammunition, watches, sheets, blankets etc which we took away. We left the farm in Mr Sharp's 4X4 bakkie which we abandoned after being chased by a police van and ...

MR VAN DYK: When he was picked up by Captain Erwee, he was still alive. I walked with them in the direction of the bakkie where they were going to load him into the bakkie.

MR NTHAI: Can you remember at which point of the bakkie, you fired?

We then left, the four of us because Lolosi had now joined us. We went to the house where the man with the car was going to find us. We waited for this car. This car truly arrived at about 7 o'clock as stipulated. It was a bakkie.

Later on, on being questioned the applicant said that Makeke didn't own a cream-white bakkie but was at times driving a cream-white bakkie owned by somebody who had recently come to stay in the area. Mr Makeke himself was the owner of a white bakkie. It was put to him that according to his ...

... this one blow but then, by then Mr Brandt had already aimed the revolver at him but he walked away, he didn't look back and Mr Brandt reversed his bakkie to run him over but my son shouted, watch out Father, but the noise of the water drowned out his voice but my son could see that his father ...

continue with my struggle with the ANC. On the tenth, after the Bisho march and massacre, as I was coming from Stutterheim, I had been driving in a bakkie that a friend of mine had lent to me. I drove back in that bakkie at about six am from Stutterheim. The youth, three youths came towards me. ...

... ran along the fence and we went out the other gate. We went past the Roman Catholic and the fence and we went to, down NY5 to NY78, and we saw a bakkie with gas tanks. We stopped this bakkie and asked for a lift from the driver - I can't remember his name. He stopped for us and gave us a ...

this particular branch for six months. This was the branch which was identified as the next target for the armed robbery. I delivered a brand new bakkie to the informer for his use to infiltrate these people. During this period my colleague, Johan van Eck, joined us in 1988. I knew him ...

"Moatshe informed us, that would be me and Venter, that he was to infiltrate two armed ANC MK commanders that evening to the R.S.A. Upon enquiry he said that he would pick up the two insurgents with a red Toyota bakkie next to the border"

MR LOTZ: If I take it from Walmer, we received a radio report that the persons had approached in a bakkie, we moved the Kombi into the terrain of the airport and parked in the parking area near the departure hall. I think shortly thereafter the bakkie arrived, they parked and the Askaris got out ...

... back home, when do they get out of their homes. For example, I have to wait for Malayisha and he didn't come to his place, he was using a white bakkie. I used to go there and look for him and I couldn't find him. And some other times I went to attack him. Unfortunately someone was driving ...

that the two members who were initially left behind, the two who were the first to get injured, were just dropped off without any guard and then the bakkie moved off with the other four members who had survived, what is your comment to ...

MR MNGADI: The white police started shooting at us, they didn't ask any questions. We were driving a car, a 1400 bakkie. One of my friends was shot in the head and he died

MR MTSWENI: When I arrived, the comrades were leaving the school to go to the deceased's home. I joined them and I was driving my bakkie. We went to the deceased's home.

MR VISSER: And in 77 you recall that you were informed that armed MK members would enter the country in a red Toyota bakkie, you were told to go to the point at the Mariko bend and you said that at Silent Valley approximately 20 kilometres from the border you assumed your positions at a junction ...

MR SIBEKO: Now about the other incident where the bakkie of Mr, or of the bishop, was attacked. What happened?