AK47

... before you knew of such an order although in honesty, Brigadier Loots told you that he did in fact see one. So you must assume that there was an AK47. And again, if that is so we are not able to say that Venter was entirely wrong in perhaps making an assumption that there was an order, ...

MR DU PLESSIS: Was it a handgun or was it a pistol or - excuse me, a firearm, a rifle, anything an AK47, an R1, anything can you give a description, or didn't you see?

... the person who was known by a member of the PAC whose name was Paul and that as they were leaving the hostel they came across three men armed with AK47's who were running into the hostel. They then went towards the direction from which they had heard the sound of gunfire as they were leaving ...

MR NHLAPHO: An AK47.

MR SCHOON: Sir, I said over the sights of an AK47.

MR MOPEDI: The AK47 that you were using, where did you get that AK47?

MR MHAMBI: The AK47.

... to use a firearm and I told him that I was not able to because I had never handled a firearm before. He asked me whether I knew how to handle an AK47. I told him that I'd never seen an AK. And he asked me as to whether I had a desire to see or handle it. I agreed with him and said I wanted ...

... decided to wait for it at the robots of Orlando, Diepkloof and I was armed with R4 and the other person, I have forgotten his name, was carrying an ...

... and in paragraph, the fourth paragraph it is quite evident that he was trained as a member of MK and he was then trained to use explosives and AK47's, and that supports the information which you had and which the Security Branch was then investigating, is that not ...

MR BERGER: Were they both armed with AK47's?

... murders and attacks on various people. You also mentioned that during the course of the attacks, you used on occasions a Makaroff pistol and AK47 rifles and purchased ammunition. Do you recall ...

MR MAHLANGU: I was carrying an AK47.

... comrade Fihla wereThabo and Max.  We travelled from Harare to Bulowayo by train and we were inpossession of various arms and ammunition, including AK47's, Tokarev pistols,Chinese stick grenades, etc.  From Bulowayo to the borders of Botswana, we travelledon a bakkie.  We crossed the borders on ...

MR RADEBE: I am referring to weapons such as AK47's, hand grenades, pistols like Macarov, Tokarev, Stechin.

They said they are not sure what is going on, but somebody must be dead at a certain spot where a van was parked. On that day I had an AK47, which I had exchanged with that pistol which I had removed from the coloured man.

... about Lucky Molahleni's offences? It has been listed as attempted murder only. May I have leave to increase that list by adding possession of an AK47 and possession of an R4 rifle? It all relates to the same incident at the same time. May I ...

On this particular day, my Commander Makasonke Mhlope, came to my place. Because I knew where this man stayed, we proceeded to his shack and Makasonke at that time, had an AK47 in his possession. We proceeded to the particular shack where this man stayed.

MR NDWANGU: My soldiers had AK47 rifles, we shot at them and we made them to jump the fire that they made. Some of them did not manage to get out of the fire, they died in that fire. Some of them got scattered and others came straight to our direction.

Were you involved in attacks or defensive actions where you carried an AK47 or any form of weapon which you used against the opposition?