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Pass

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a pass book or a dompas that every black person over the age of 16 was required to carry, indicating whether they had the right to be in any given area, and for how long.

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MR HLONGWANE: He will pass the person. For example, we will go to a house. He will point it out and show me the house, their cars and if we were to attack targets walking on foot, when he passes that particular person and raises up his hand and then I know it's the time to shoot, and that's how ...
MR STRYDOM: The owner of the property was a BKA member and infiltrated the AWB and according to our information he would pass over intelligence to the Security Police who worked for the government.
MS MAYA: Alright, could we pass on and could we talk about the funeral and the preparations for the funeral. How did the policemen handle you?
COMMISSIONER: We thank you very much. Many times we feel weak. We run short of words that we can use to try and pass condolences because you have lost your loved one and the most unsettling thing about this is that you were told lies continually because you kept on harbouring the hope that he ...
... the leadership within the ANC, what was their aim for not bringing, you know, the words of conciliation and forgiveness in your family. You will pass our regards at home. Order, order. Could we please give Mr Hugh to make one ...
... that we would like to look into. Mr Ngwenyama, I don't myself have further questions. I would like to thank you very much for that but I will pass you back to the Chairperson because I am sure other Commissioners might have more questions. Thank you very ...
ADV SANDI: Thank you very much. We will pass on to Mr Hela. Mr Hela, you are also from Stutterheim?
When he came into the house, the one said, give us your pass and he didn't want to. He was pushed by the window and he went to stand outside.
instructions as to what we had to do. The command wanted us to stay and collect as much information as possible, which information we would in turn pass on, but then we felt that it was not safe because they would discover what mission we had come for and that would be the end of ...
... him together with his attorney in order to obtain fuller information from him to place before the Amnesty Committee, but before that could come to pass, he had passed away, so we are stuck with the situation where we have ...
... to strengthen you, by saying - we salute your father and all those others who were killed on that day in March. And we are sure you are going to pass. And you will - but for your - as a present - your father, maybe get a first class. And then your father will be smiling where he is. ...
MR LEWIN: Thank you very much, Mrs Mafa. I will pass you on to the Chairperson.
We will investigate everything and we will ask you with reverence to pass on the message to Malusi’s mother. Thank you very much Mr Chairperson.
... Mkosana and Van der Bank, he was able to overhear the latter telling the former that he should tell him when this particular group of marchers pass a certain tree. This Mkosana did when the group came too close. Then he heard Mkosana giving them an order to shoot. This was an unqualified ...
... bridging funds to restore the classrooms, and we could never restore the hall. The ruins are still standing there, as a testimony. Everybody that pass it, hates it, but I can't help ...
Mr Khoisan is going to pass the statement on to you - just give him the statements.
MR VAN HEERDEN: Could you then not pass over the problem to another district or region?
else from your organisation in prison with you who got visits, surely you can tell them that you wanted to speak to the leaders as well. They could pass on the message for you, they could tell them that you were interested in finding out more about the TRC and possible amnesty, isn't that an ...
... the Africans at large, things that were ...(indistinct) by the Government of the day. If people can remember there were even laws that were passed where the Africans would be placed in the reserved areas, the remote areas. With the aim of surplus labour for the farmers and the other ...
MR BOOYENS: Oh, I see. But he didn’t pass any comment as to express surprise whether the car was there or not there or gave any explanation for this peculiar behaviour of his?
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