Inkatha

MR SIMELANE: Let me put this clear to you so that we stop clutching at straws, we know that at that time Inkatha and the ANC, we're not seeing eye to eye, they are arch rivals. There was absolutely no need on my part to be bothered about any people who was at the gate, there was absolutely no ...

MR MYEZA: I joined the IFP when we were paying for the cards. That was long ago. In the beginning of the 90's we were given another card written Inkatha Freedom Party.

MR MNDEBELE: The IFP stands for Inkatha and the Black Cats.

EXAMINATION BY MR SWANEPOEL: Mrs Mzizi, is it correct that you are an active member of the Inkatha Freedom Party?

MR TSOTSETSE: Like the one of getting the people out of their houses to go for the meetings of the IFP, Inkatha Freedom Party.

EXAMINATION BY MR VAN DER HEYDE: Mr Myaka, are you a follower of the Inkatha Freedom Party?

sister Jane Ramagola was installing a gate in her yard. Her next door neighbour, Agnes Nagema, told her that she is wasting her time because if the Inkatha start, they will start at their place. It happened that people came to the house, they were holding firearms. They asked them to stand on ...

After having passed by we went out again. When we went out we met policemen who were loading Inkatha members onto their casper, and then we heard some women shouting that they killed my husband. We went there and we found that he was lying there. When we got there he was shot twice in front of ...

correspondence to various parties, amongst them Iscor, the South African Police, Mr Armin Kluth on behalf of the South African Defence Force and the Inkatha Freedom Party. We received certain replies which may become relevant at a later stage in these proceedings and we didn't want to hold back ...

They were killed by Inkatha members. Vusi told me that he has an AK47 with him. At that time, I was receiving money from SACR, that was about R800-00 or at times they would give me R1 200-00.

MR MNGUNI: I joined the IFP in 1978, at Nxotu. My father was a member of Inkatha, before Inkatha became of political party. I then joined Inkatha, not knowing anything about other people. I just knew about Umdwana, Chief Buthelezi, and the King. Those are the people whom I knew as my leaders.

I am going to ask you a few questions, it may be that - that you did answer them, but I didn’t understand the translation very well. You were speaking about the night when you were shot and you said there were people with the police who you called Inkatha is that right?

almost on a daily basis. Fighting was going on. It started off as something that seemed like a taxi violence, but later on it seemed as if it was an Inkatha/ANC fight. And it later on took another dimension that presented itself as a fight between AmaXhosa and ...

... to paragraph 4. Do you see that there you say that during 1991 there were many marches held in the area, that these marches were dominated by the Inkatha Freedom Party, that a meeting was called with the Chief in the Bhekuzulu(?) area and that at the meeting the Chief's assistant, a person ...

We used to hold meetings at a creche as the youth of Inkatha. At Dela there were conflicts between the ANC and the IFP, and a decision was taken that some of us were not supposed to use certain streets, and some of us were not supposed to use other streets.

MR MALAN: Were they, these members of your family, were they ANC or Inkatha supporters?

Kokoloi Matroos beat me continuously, when I went out I could see there was a police van next to my door they pushed me. And the police together with the people that I presumed they were Inkatha members and they pushed me into the van, I could see that the van was full.

CHAIRPERSON: Apart from the killing of your brother and your cousin were there other troubles between ANC and Inkatha in your area? You may not have been involved in them but were there other troubles between the ANC and Inkatha in your area?

During his address, he mentioned that we as the kwaZulu Police should be aware on which side our bread is buttered. He continued and told us that as members of the kwaZulu police, we are the Inkatha police.

MR MZUMBE: We were at the Checkers Tavern, drinking on that particular day - on that night, and people from Kwamadala came and people who were staying there were members of Inkatha Freedom Party.