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MS MTANGA: The difficulty explained by the person delivering the notices was that the mine could not be reached by an ordinary vehicle, so he had a bakkie and it seems there was a miscommunication or poor communication between this person and the office, because in his report he had included that ...
... Klaas. They were left behind to find their way back home by foot after the applicant and his comrade, Andile, drove back with the empty stolen bakkie, if applicant’s version is ...
      1.3   The theft of an unidentified Toyota "bakkie" motor vehicle from a parking area in Johannesburg which was subsequently abandoned near a hostel on the East Rand during or about 1988;
MS PAPIER: The Thursday morning when my father left for work he was in good health and the Thursday evening when the Boer brought him back home, my father was standing on the back of the bakkie and he wasn't able to speak. I asked him what was wrong. and the white person never answered me.
... at about six with intentions to go away to the old location, and I walked down the street called Nkulu, past the dumping area and I saw a small bakkie there and I asked for a lift from the driver and there were other comrades who had asked for a lift and we told the driver that we wanted to ...
house, in the street, stood a damaged bus. In the yard they found a Ballade - a new one, mind you - which belonged to Lindi, which was burnt out. A bakkie had bullet holes right round. The Beetle had bullets pumped into the engine. ...
... him up. The whole route that the three people were using was monitored so that we knew exactly where they were to the point that we could see the ...
MS KHAMPEPE: And were you there until when he was loaded into the bakkie?
... room. We went in there and the doctor told us no, this boy is dead. I did also notice that he was already dead as we were sitting behind the bakkie. We went back home and we ...
But we were saved by Mr Qweqwe and Mr Siwisa and Jimmy who opened the gate for us which was closed. On our way out our bakkie was shepherded by thousands and thousands of this people, it was being shunted to Soweto.
... I saw these children going into Mr Sipika Zwelonke's shop and I saw Mr Sipika taking his car out to the village where I was born and my van, my bakkie was there to take my ...
There were some caspers accompanying them. (Indistinct) came to my place and I told him, I said be careful this is what is happening. And so he went, he was driving a bakkie. He came back at night.
Their bakkie was unmarked, but it bore the number plates CA438 818 and some of that was shown during the trial. This was now in what became during the trial to be called Dune Road, but I think was not called such at the time.
... people were killed there, two of my colleagues were shot dead and I want to use this opportunity to say to you that they were shot from behind of a bakkie and my people got hold of him and he was taken to ...
MR MALAN: The other thing is your paragraph 8 of your statement. You make a very specific statement about the 13th of June, the day before the attack, that a bakkie drove past, taking some photographs of your home. You say that was in day time, you say the day before the attack.
MR MHLABA: So is it your case, Mr Fokazi, that in getting involved with the shooting of this white driver of the bakkie you were furthering the aims of your organisation?
hands and then they shot at that time, they shot twice. And then I was facing towards them, I saw them going back and the people at the back of the bakkie were shooting to the police. I saw the police running and some of them ...
It was a bakkie, it was a Rover and a VW kombi. These cars had secret compartments where these weapons were hidden. What happened is that I got duplicate keys of these cars and plans were made that when a car for example is going to be delivered maybe five o'clock in the afternoon, and then ...
MR MALI: Nobody knew Mr de Villiers amongst the four of us, but we knew where his house was and Sammy told us that he was driving a bakkie but we didn't know him personally.
MR VAN ZYL: We would have gone back with a bakkie or a larger vehicle than mine.
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