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KHUMALO, (first name not given)Age Description ... Freddy SENAMELA, Lazarus Matsebe SENATLA, Samson SENATLE, Sam Jenny SENEKAL, Joseph Matthew SENOKOANE, Gadio Elias SENOKOANE, Mpho Tsietsi Jacob SENOTSI, Daniel SENYANE, Lydia SEOKOLO, Serai Israel SEOKOLO, Thabang SEOKOLO, Thatayaone SEOPA, Elizabeth Chuene SEOPA, Mamoloko Jacob SEOPA, Maphuti ... house named ‘Summertime’ in Unit 1 South Mpumalanga on 18 January 1988. About 300 people were gathered at the house for the meeting. Luthuli did not participate in the attack himself but sent a group led by Mr Phumlani Xolani Mshengu [AM4075/96] and including Mr Sbu Bhengu, members of the ... ... five48 is unknown.113. In addition to the above MK abductions, the brother of an MK operative was abducted and killed by C1/Vlakplaas49 and another internal activist50 was killed while being abducted or arrested by the Transkei Security Branch and C1/Vlakplaas askaris.114. Three amnesty ... ... by the Johannesburg office took place at the Central Methodist Church. The whole office worked on preparing different aspects of the event. Not much statement taking had taken place prior to the hearing, and commissioners tried to identify the better known cases. The hearings acted as a ... ... work under the instructions of the IFP, for example, killing people who were UDF members. They were doing that while they were police and they were not taking instructions from police … they were taking instructions directly from the IFP. 127 The special constables deployed in the townships ... ... Government. I never spoke of the Chief Minister as president of Inkatha… It was the view that existed at that stage. In practice, however, I did not realise one could not distinguish between Inkatha and the KwaZulu Government. It was basically the same organisation. 200 Former Inkatha ... P i e t e r mari t z burg in 1988. They were recruited on the recommendation of the local tribal authorities. The main criterion for recruitment was not education, standing in the community or reputation but simply membership of Inkatha. After a brief training, they were attached to the Riot Unit ... ... 251. By the night of 15 October 1992, Sibiya had gathered sufficient information and went out in search of the ANC ringleaders. However, it was not until 17 October 1992 that he located Dhludhlu and another person in a shop. Both, he claimed, had been identified as ANC culprits. He testified ... ... main source of information came from the ‘twisted’ confessions of people seeking amnesty who had told the Commission what it wanted to hear. He noted with regard to the Caprivi and Esikhawini hit squad operatives: This distortion clearly happened in the testimony of discredited witnesses and ... KHUMALO, Thelma Nothando [KZN/DM/016/PS] K H U Z WAYO, Nhlanhla Victor [KZN/NNN/630/DN] K H U Z WAYO, Senzo Eugene [KZN/FN/211/DN] K H U Z WAYO, Zwi [KZN/MR/104/DN] KLAAS, Michael Zolane [EC2096/97PLZ] KOAHELA, Steven Lehlohonono [JB04067/01GTSOW] KOZA, Mandla Aaron [KZN/MP/188/DN] ... ... was unable to determine this matter conclusively. 375 The Commission had difficulty in establishing the exact circumstances of each case, not least because the version presented to the media and the courts at the time was in almost all instances the police version. The Commission took ... ... tortured, threatened and harassed by the security police. 296 On 27 June, they drove to Port Elizabeth to attend a UDF briefing. They did not return home to Cradock, and their burnt and mutilated bodies were found near Bluewater Bay outside Port Elizabeth about a week later. An inquest ... ... that of Mr Vuyani Mavuso, an ANC guerrilla who had been abducted during the Special Forces raid on Matola in Mozambique on 30 January 1981. He and another ANC member, Mr Motidi Ntshekang (aka ‘Ghost’) and Mr David Ntombela, a Mozambican security guard, were forcibly taken to South Africa. The ... ... external operations targeted at what it described as “ANC and PAC bases and facilities”. This list is by no means comprehensive in that it does not include operations undertaken in Angola or against SWAPO facilities in Zambia. The SANDF does not explain these omissions. Those it lists are the ... ... because “he refused treatment”. The ANC also indicated that Simon Nkosi (Norman Seku) and Mvula Bethinja (real name uncertain) escaped and have not been heard of since. 156 Seven people were executed following an investigation and subsequent tribunal. They were Mr Edward Malope (MK Joseph ... ... the fact that the use of the death penalty in South Africa constituted a gross human rights violation … It would be academic to ask whether or not the death penalty was associated with ‘conflicts of the past’. It was but one of the methods used by those with power to oppress those ... |
