Inkatha

MR NDLOVU: That was quite easy. As we were coming for Jukskei River, going towards upward, there was an IFP office. There were people there. As we were approaching we saw people there and we could tell that that is Inkatha going the other direction. It was very easy for us to identify them.

MRS NLOPHE: I don't know about him. I don't know whether he was an Inkatha, I can't lie, I don't know. Because my daughter left to go and stay with her husband.

... ago and he was granted amnesty for activities involving his training or his part in the training of the so-called Caprivi trainees, 200 members of Inkatha who were trained in the Caprivi strip in 1986 by members of the Defence Force, including himself, Colonel ...

... around trying to get some information in relation to the attack previously, we did manage to know that there were people who died as a result. The Inkatha Freedom Party leader did go to the hostel to inspect the damage after ...

MR MHLONGO: Well, the Inkatha gangs as well. But they were always attacking squatter camps, often times than not. And they will do it at night.

MR ZIMU: In our section, Penduka Section in particular, one would not be a resident of that section if one was not a member of Inkatha.

MR TINYANE: We were going to shoot the Inkatha people.

AMNESTY IS GRANTED: to the applicant in respect of the offences of supplying weapons to the Inkatha Freedom Party on three occasions between 1988 and 1992 in the United Towers Building in Johannesburg.

MS TANZER: So you were not aware of any kind of collusion between Inkatha members and the police?

to Natal for attacks on Inkatha, and people were arrested on

MR MOKHALI: There was violence between two organisations, the ANC and members of the IFP, Inkatha Freedom Party. On the 12th November 1990, as I've mentioned, there was a fight between these two organisations. Now the ANC, in other words the comrades of the ANC, were not wanted in Zonkezizwe ...

MR STRYDOM: The minutes of the National Conference of the Inkatha Freedom Party, held at Ulundi on the 18th and 19th of July 1992.

"During January 1992, and at the Umkababa area, there was faction fighting between members of the African National Congress and the Inkatha Freedom Party".

INTERPRETER: Inkatha weSizwe, that is how you call it, it is a bit difficult to interpret that.

MR CHUNENE: There was violence in our area, Inkatha members or supporters used to come and attack us. They wanted to take over the area where we were staying. I was forced to have a firearm. At the time, usually we were making use of home-made firearms, therefore I decided that I should obtain a ...

REVD XUNDU: The same Chief, he is an Inkatha member?

... On one occasion at headquarters he expressed the necessity for us to win the war in Natal. In other words it was quite clear he meant support Inkatha. The same day I had a discussion with General Joubert who had been complaining that we were spending too much money on these large national ...

... tell you first about what happened. At the beginning of these fights the problem that we met - as the people of the community we would hear about Inkatha and the thing that Inkatha was doing, but we never thought it would take that much. What we have seen often we would ... (inaudible) ... ...

... - as these lorries were approaching it got us in a panic state. Suddenly we saw children running, coming in our direction, and shouting, saying, "Inkatha, Inkatha." We diverted now. We went to the other road, which was Kwa Dr Mkhize Road(?), running, running trying to meet the children from ...

According to Harrington and Madlala Jama was killed because his pocket book revealed that he had been involved in an attack on Inkatha members. There was no evidence that it was in Jama's handwriting and despite the torture and assault to which Jama had been subjected, no confession or admission ...