collaborator

Van der Walt, it is very strange to me this statement of yours that because he says he doesn't know, you simply assume that he is a sympathiser or a collaborator. Against the background, and this is your explanation thereof, that he did not tell you that he was approached by an armed terrorist ...

"... He was identified as an ANC collaborator who smuggled in ANC trained terrorists and firearms into the RSA."

MR RICHARDS: And it leads me to the last on this particular track. If someone was labelled collaborator, impimpi, informer at that time what was the probable result for that individual in the community?

There is nothing in the advanced reasons that could have given the applicant any reason to reasonably conclude that the deceased was a collaborator with the Three Million Gang nor that he was perceived to be an enemy of the ANC and its structures by virtue of his office as a policeman and this ...

He was a very close colleague and collaborator with Mahatma Ghandi and the two of them organised a number of campaigns in the latter part of last century and the early part of this century. My grandfather has got a proud record of going to prison fourteen times. In fact on the fourteenth time ...

MR MALAN: They did not ask your opinion as to whether he was a sympathiser or a collaborator or hiding anything?

... in Lusaka. I will continue this subversive communist document in London and let you have the rest in due course. Greetings, Comrade Dirk and the collaborator, ...

MR CRAUSE: I stated here that he was a suspected ANC collaborator who would only report certain information if it suited him. He did not report it, I regarded him as someone, who for his own gain, would report information if it suited him.

MR JOSEPH: And having identified a person as a collaborator, having identified a person as being an informer, identified a person as a traitor?

BRIG CRONJE: Because I became aware of it afterwards and I could be seen as a collaborator.

"It was very often quite sufficient to be merely suspected of being a sell-out of collaborator in order to pay the ultimate price in the most dreadful manner".

GEN NYANDA: Well I suppose because Mr Tshabalala was the major of Soweto and at that time there was a general campaign against what we referred to as collaborators and he was certainly regarded as a collaborator as the mayor of Soweto.

collaborators", and an informer was definitely a collaborator.

11.8 "We want to make the death of a collaborator so grotesque that people will never think of it (i.e. collaboration)."

MR PRETORIUS: Chairperson, we regarded someone as a full member of MK, if he had received training abroad, military training. As I have stated, I think the correct word would be that he was a collaborator with MK, he assisted MK and co-operated with them.

... approval of an organisation, institution, body or liberation movement of which the person committing the offence was a member or a supporter or a collaborator and then also furthermore, the connection between the offence and the proximity of the context and the proportionality between the ...

MR VISSER: You say that he was a collaborator and conspirator?

23/11/87 Skirmishes with SAP: Umlazi; SAP raid on house: two cadres and alleged collaborator killed; two SAP injured by cadres who resisted

... who had very little or no defence or protection inthis regard. It was very often quite sufficient to be merely suspectedof being a sell-out or collaborator in order to pay the ultimateprice in the most dreadful manner. With the notable exceptionof a few cases where a perpetrator was caught ...

MR CALLAGHAN: An ordinary civilian, yes, who at the time had been suspected of being a collaborator and which at the end of interrogation it was deemed by Koevoet members that he had no connections at all.