bakkie

... Morula Sun road. I had to go and steal a vehicle. What happened was that they killed a person who was a double-agent. He was in possession of a bakkie or pick-up which can be traced back to the DCC. It was a bakkie that he was issued with. They killed him and what happened was that he was ...

damage to the church. I then said the meeting was still to go ahead. The ANC came in that evening and one of the things that I noticed, was that a bakkie, no not a bakkie, a mini-bus from one of the mines, came in with a whole group of White miners and they said they were coming to see the ...

When he came back, he was not covered, he was naked. He was at the back of a bakkie. I then rushed to the bakkie. It was a White policeman that was there. My husband was no longer alive.

MS SOOKA: Mr Msibi, you've mentioned that your mother and your sister were in this bakkie and you said that there was one survivor, James Morte. But can you tell me the names of the other people, if you know them, who were also in the bakkie that day?

MR ELESE: Yes, because after the incident occurred, there was a big braai at Nongwe's place, they slaughtered five cows. We've got information that they got the R100 000 and Jeffery Nongwe that time, he was having a 4 x 4 bakkie and in our sources, the bakkie he got from the CPA.

bakkie, the police bakkie and they drove with me to the Themba police station. On arrival there, then they started sjambokking me. We arrived at the police station round about two o' clock early in the morning. They started sjambokking me and then the next thing, on the morning, round about six ...

Now on our way to Morris Isaacson we met a van, it was a green bakkie, one of these Municipality vans, it was driven by a White man. That is when violence started with our group. Mostly the girls were in the forefront. I have never seen so many stones in my life raining on a car or on a ...

... they cut the telephone lines and we didn't have any telephonic contact with the outside world. They left there in one of my vehicles. I had the bakkie, but my wife walked in search of assistance. For her it was traumatic, because she had to walk through the veld in order to get to a place ...

stood up and then ran in the direction from whence we came. I then tried to stop a taxi, which just drove straight past me. I then came across a bakkie, a reasonably old bakkie, loaded with wood, and then told the driver to turn round and take me to the police station, at which stage he then ...

... are you doing here, he said he I came with the police and their was a landrover standing there, the Sergeant Mr [indistinct] was there, I saw the bakkie coming out of this house, they were moving clothes from Tozamele’s house and this took a long time because this bakkie was too ...

... a bit of noise. We went back there. As David Mama had two blocks I went to the one and he went to the other. There were people surrounding a bakkie. I think that bakkie was the transport used by the visiting boxers. Not far from the hall door I heard a noise. I ran away. A second ...

MR BUTHELEZI: It is Modderfontein Hospital, a private clinic. I could not see the directions because I was in the back of the bakkie, but I saw that that was Modderfontein Clinic and that is around Johannesburg, if I am not mistaken. As I was still suffering from the operation pains, I was ...

MR OBOSE: Were all the policemen armed, those in the delegation that went to look for Comm Nqoya, you yourselves in the Hippo and the others in the open bakkie?

MR RAMATOLO: Yes, it was a family car, it was the Stanza and a bakkie, but really I would not know that this was the wife's car and this was the husband's car.

MS MZIZI: I was always attacked there. It would happen in the morning. There would be people who would come passing, driving in a bakkie or a normal car and they would shoot fire directing to the house. Sometimes that would happen that people would be driving past in a car and they would throw ...

After Nonxuba had taken the unit to the bus stop in his bakkie to Ixopo, we boarded a bus for Cape Town. Nonxuba had also told me that when I arrived in Cape Town and I needed reinforcements, then I was to speak to one Siphiwo Mqweso, an APLA member. When we arrived in Cape Town, we were to meet ...

... On this particular morning I was called by the commander and when I arrived the other comrades were already there and a blue and a white Ford bakkie were parked in the yard. He then briefed me about the operation and gave me an AK47. All the others had already had their AK47. We left the ...

He stated that he was not involved in any assaults on the three or in their interrogation.  After he learnt that their bakkie had been destroyed, he realised that they would probably be eliminated.  This was, however, not mentioned to him or the askaris.  He accepted that they would be ...

My husband went to ask why they shot me. They, the police said it was because I stormed their bakkie with stones. Flemming also said sy moet bly wees sy is nie vrek nie. They left and came back later that day.

... to a similar project. There were, if I can just illustrate it with an example, there were circumstances of an infiltration, let's say of a bakkie with limpet mines on it that came via Zimbabwe to Botswana into South Africa and the vehicle was on it's way and this procedure would then not ...