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APLA

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Azanian People's Liberation army, military wing of the PAC, formed in 1967

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I joined PAC through Azania in 1983 and joined APLA in exile in Zimbabwe in 1984. I did my military training in Zimbabwe under the command of Barnie Hlatswayo known as Mntumzolo and he is currently a General in the South African National Defence Forces. I was deployed inside the country in ...
Although the Committee accepts that the first applicant was an APLA cadre who probably wanted to escape to continue the political struggle outside of the prison, it does not follow automatically that the second applicant shared the same objective. The second applicant spent his life in prison, ...
... and attack the farming community and that in stealing the items mentioned herein above they did so in compliance with the "repossession" policy of APLA as alluded to in their submission to the TRC. Quite clearly the theft of the liquor and cool drink by one of them was a misguided act and not ...
evidence about such attacks. They said that these attacks were not motivated by malice or hatred of white persons, but whites were targeted because APLA regarded all white persons to be political oppressors of the African masses. The purpose of the attack on white civilians was to exert pressure ...
... for eight (8) counts of attempted murder and one count of arson was at all material times a member and cadre of the Azania People Liberation Army (APLA), the military wing of the Pan Africanist Congress of Azania (PAC), having received military training abroad under its ...
MS SKHOSANA:: I used to hear him say he was going to a meeting of APLA. I didn't know whether he belonged to APLA or what.
... over to the said Maseko. Thapelo Patrick Maseko also testified before the committee. He confirmed that he was the applicant's superior in the APLA hierarchy and that he instructed the applicant to carry out the operation at the fruit shop. He explained that he gave the instruction for the ...
The Applicant, Phila Martin Dolo, was at all material times a cadre of the Azanian Peoples Liberation Army (APLA) the military wing of the Pan African Congress (PAC) having received training as such under its auspices outside of the Republic.
The applicants testified and it was common cause that Vuyani Namba was also a cadre of APLA. Mgengo had introduced Namba to the other two in this capacity. It was also common cause that Mgengo and Namba had received instructions from Sichumiso Simphiwe Nonxuba one of the APLA commanders based at ...
The purpose of the assaults were to discipline the two cadres who were members of APLA for their involvement in stealing APLA property and thereby undermining army discipline and the building of an effective army to attack and overthrow the government of South Africa.
The applicant, Phila Martin Dolo, was at all material times a cadre of the Azanian People's Liberation Army, APLA, the military wing of the Pan African Congress, PAC, having received training as such under its auspices outside of the Republic. He was tried and convicted on 5 December 1994 in the ...
The second applicant to a large extent confirmed the evidence of the first. He was however not a trained APLA cadre but said that he regarded himself as a member who had joined internally. This is neither here nor there. The Committee accepts that he was at least a supporter of the PAC and APLA.
MR MBANDAZAYO: Is it also correct that in the same year you met the first applicant who recruited you to join APLA?
... this incident. Chairperson, the Committee has raised rightfully so that the PAC has made certain submissions with regard to the military wing, APLA and as such also myself, I am aware also of that, that is why I am saying that sometimes it puts me in a very difficult ...
... of the new evidence that has arisen regarding the ages of Redwan; Amina and Imran as well as the role they allegedly played to render assistance to APLA ...
I have one child who is staying with my family. I joined PAC through AZANYU in 1984. In 1985, I joined the underground structure of APLA and in 1987, I left the country via Lesotho to Tanzania.
MR MALUSI: I am Tembekile Malusi, representing the victims with regard to the death of the APLA 5 in Port St Johns.
which I think is a very good example, from the other side of the political spectrum, if you take the Azanian People's Organisation, which had a wing APLA, and you had the ANC with Umkonto weSizwe, it doesn't mean that the rest of the members were not involved and were not committed to resistance ...
I want to put this in context and mention, for the record, that this is the final day of a four day hearing which started on Tuesday when the Apla high command was present and made a statement and answered questions. They, on the Wednesday we had the former SADF who were here. And yesterday the ...
... he was in detention he received quite a number of reading materials on the PAC and its military wing, the Azanian People's Liberation Army ("APLA").  He says that the literate made him more convinced than before that he had taken the correct decision to join the PAC.  When he was ...
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