Pass

MS KHAMPEPE: Mr Mkhulutha, you truly believed that Mr Mpisane could have a meeting, secret meeting as an informer with members of the ISU in such a place which you yourself explain as being quite visible to anyone going pass the street?

Mr Khoisan is going to pass the statement on to you - just give him the statements.

There is just one other aspect Mr Chairman, and that is that if it comes to pass one day, that Gen Coetzee is charged in a criminal court, it may be held against him if no effort at all was made to cross-examine a witness and to place his position on record.

CHAIRPERSON: If you cannot remember, say yes, if you do, tell us so that we can pass on.

MR HATTINGH: Did all of you pass through the border?

MR RICHARD: I gave you the opportunity to answer the proposition and I pass to the next sentence.

MS TANZER: Mr Nosenga is going to give evidence and states that after leaving the stadium with the weapons, you actually, you pass under a bridge in leaving the hostel and you arrived at a big open field before the township, where he saw about four to six Caspirs. He describes them as yellow in ...

What happened was, Mr Chairman was that I would have given orders for members of my staff to pass the information through to this type of target selection process and Mr Chairman I said very clearly for example that we had full-time military officers based in our headquarters and their full-time ...

... 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 ...

... 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: Mr Malibe thank you very much. I will pass you back to the Chairperson. Thank you.

... In our African culture, it’s something that we do not know. There’s a big thing here which I’m being told Sir and then that thing I had to pass it to my ...[indistinct] because it was beyond the ...

MR VAN HEERDEN: No, he's too scared to take responsibility for what happened and he's trying to pass the buck to others.