collaborator

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

... 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 ...

... I had no reason to think that Mr Vlok would have hesitated in informing Mr Botha about this and if one asks the question: "Would you not make him a collaborator"?, I did not consider this question any further but my impression was that in any case at that stage there was such a situation which ...

MR LAMEY: So what you're saying, if - do I understand the gist of your evidence here correctly, that Mr Koole is deliberately implicating you in the theft of that watch because he's still a collaborator with the white security policemen?

CHAIRPERSON: In this case that you have just mentioned now, the Klein's, I am not sure how they pronounce their name, you said that Mr Klein was considered to be a collaborator in that he was a police reservist and a member of the Labour Party. What about Mrs Klein?

"Well I remember his name as a collaborator or an MK member."

from work to spend his holidays with his family. Mr Ndletyana's employer is a collaborator and I am talking about Snr Mr Ndletyana.

MR RICHARD: Then we're not arguing with each other. Now in your evidence and in your documents you used the word "Security personnel" and "collaborator", what would you consider Security personnel to include? - the phrase.

... in an incident in which such a possibility was regarded as less important that the actual commission of the principle crime of attacking a collaborator of apartheid.  This was indeed the response to the proposition that she was a ...

MR DE KOCK: It was aimed at an attack on the Head of the ANC's Natal machinery in Swaziland, particularly on the leader Zwelibanzi Nyanda and his second in command and then an ANC supporter and collaborator by the name of McFadden.

MR VISSER: But now we do know that she was indeed and from further remarks from this Exhibit that she was a collaborator and an ANC activist?

ADV SANDI: In your statement you said that they were trying to portray you as a collaborator with them. What happened?

This applicant without really having confirmed whether the deceased was a police collaborator or not, he had an order, he received an order from his commander and this order, him and his co-perpetrators adhered to the order and went ahead to eliminate the deceased. It appears clear from his ...

... had already chosen their side. By the mere virtue of being a police and being on the other side of race, we would take you as a traitor and a collaborator. And when the era came that we should read of policeman who were residing with us, stooges, informers and all that, it is then that we ...

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

MR MARAIS: I heard that he was an ANC collaborator.

"We want to make the death of a collaborator so grotesque that people will never think of it." On 13 April 1986 Winnie Manela said:

"Well I remember his name as a collaborator or an MK member."

MR BIZOS: Let me read to you what your colleague, and close collaborator in these murders says on page 17 of the record,

MR DE KOCK: No Chairperson, but I left it on ground level, if I recall correctly, it had to be appear to be an ANC revenge attack, because he was a defector and a collaborator and I also accept responsibility for what the operatives on ground level did.