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Special Report Transcript Episode 4, Section 5, Time 19:29

In the Truth Commission process there are victims and there are perpetrators of human right violations. Patrick Hlongwane was both. // Hlongwane left South Africa in December 1986 to meet with the leadership of the ANC in exile. He had been part of the Port Elizabeth Black Civic Organisation, but started working with the security police when conflict arose between the UDF and the civics. // I was involved in the [inaudible] cases in Port Elizabeth during the 80s. It happened that in 1984 I stabbed a guy, by the name of Mzolisi Goodman, and Mzolisi was actually an active member of COSAS. So, I stabbed him because he gave us a problem, you know in our area [inaudible] So, I went to Deon Niewoudt, actually Major Niewoudt a senior security branch policeman, I reported the guy to him. Then they said, no I can kill the guy. Then I did. Then from there I was arrested and released later.

Notes: Max du Preez; Hlongwane as speaker, the PE Black Civic Organisation; Hlongwane (Dlongwane)

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Hearing Transcripts TRC Final Report TRC Victims
CAPE TOWN PATRICK MNCEDISI DLONGWANE AM8028/97 REFUSED
DURBAN Thuli Gabela, Nxumale Dube, Vuma M Tshabalala, Zamiswazi Mkhize, Philisuya Khuzwayo, Hopewell Khuzwayo, Patrick Hlongwane, Sabatha Madikizela, Eunice Dlomo, Lupina Nozipho Zondo, Eugenia Thandiwe Piye, Gregory Tuntulwana, Gertrude Mbambo, Siza Cyril Mhlongo, Thelakuhle Bongikile Sithole
 
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