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... what happened to us"." Indeed we called the sister, her name was Priscilla Mlambo, at section three. We told them that we were formally coming to pass our condolences to them. From there we went home. When we arrived home we found that nothing had happened there. There was nothing that was ...

... came to stop their cars where we were and they said we should look out for a red golf as well as a brown toyota combi, and these cars were going to pass by with weapons, and the police went back. As we were still waiting there I think fifteen minutes elapsed when we saw a red golf, and when we ...

Land Acts, we will speak about the Pass Laws, we will speak about the education problems that we are

MR BERGER: No, no, but must I then tell Mr Visser that he can pass it on?

I say Ngo at our offices on the 5th floor. It was somewhere around 1983, but I could not speak to him because the rule was to look at the person and pass. But I remember one day it happened that I asked him who's son he was, where was he born, and he said to me he was Ngo from Pietersberg and I ...

... people away from their natural right which is the ownership of the land and once they finished that then they knew that now they can say you can pass a law and in 1913 a land act was passed and by that time, men like Sol Plaaitjie, decided to form an organisation which was the ANC and that was ...

MS R PATEL:: So then your impression of Mr Snyman being a soft-hearted person and not being able to even let the word to "kill" or "murder" pass his lips doesn’t really accord with the fact that a clear decision was taken in that meeting to kill these persons.

DR MOTLANA: I think this was an arrangement that had been made between, among ourselves you know, that Krish would then pass them on to the Methodist Church. We were looking for a place of safety for them.

MR VISSER: Do you know how it came to pass that they arrived there?

... the evidence of your daughter, of Florence and we could come back to you if there’s something you want to add to what you’ve said. So would you pass the mike to Florence please. [indistinct] going to switch that mike on please, ...

I am in pain, this police that tortured me, they are working, I am unemployed, these people walk pass me everyday, the others are in De Aar - they still under employment, I cannot work for myself because of them. I don’t gain anything from that - my children they all over the streets, they are ...

... is actually the vision of death, because you were very close to being killed, were you not. So you have an experience now which you are able to pass on and what I would say is that you clearly are, if I work it out correctly, you are still in your 20's. You have a very exciting, long life ...

... trouble. The comrades were in multitude in the yard and others were outside and the police did not even start anything. The police would come and pass then they would go back again. I said to myself maybe they are afraid of these people because they are in multitude. That is where I would ...

and that anybody could go into the church to break up a meeting and to shoot people inside that church desecrates that building. Thank you. I will pass you on to the ...

... and after the previous fiasco I did nottrust his approach, his modus operandi. I discussed thiswith W/O Van Vuuren and told him that this might pass ...

... in an orderly and proper manner if I can put it that way. Yours paint the picture of a hurried operation, you had to run there, get there, pass this guy, shoot to such an extent that you even shot your own comrade? What was the actual position ...

... In other words a person who would not have known, it was very well hidden, it was hidden to such an extent that it had even been able to pass through a search at the border post. The chances that somebody would just have tampered with that I would say there was no such chance of that ...

MS MIYA: I never met Sphambo, I never even discussed about my brother's death with him, it's just that I used to greet and pass. We never discussed anything involving my brother's death.

MR McASLIN: And would it be correct to say that your superior officers were trying to pass off the incident as really a frolic of your own, something which happened without any authority?

MR BENNETTS: On occasions we wouldn't pass the information on to the CID's, or anything, to follow up, we would follow up on it ourselves. If during one of these interrogations, we got information for example that X had firearms, we would go ourselves to whichever location, wherever, and go and ...