comrades

... their decision to burn the body with paraffin and averred that the attack on them was political in that the Kapnaars told them they did not want ...

... were. We wanted to get to Mr Mafulele's house, who was the one who was regarded as powerful in the IFP members. We went there with the other comrades who were the SDU members. It was Sipho Steven Ngubane, Ngosane Aron Tshabalala, Gideon Sakkie Msamango, Hobisiso Tshabalala and the ...

MR NGCOBO: Yes I said so. I had told the police that my mother was killed by the comrades (ANC supporters), and the police wanted me to investigate this, whereas this was their job.

Before they reached their destination they were accosted by a police patrol. The applicant and some of his comrades fled the scene but were later arrested.

... the telephones were not working there. The instruction which was given to Andrew was that when he phones Sefolo, he should tell Sefolo that two comrades will be coming from the ANC, they'll be coming to fetch ...

MR GUSHU: I knew all those people that you've mentioned, I knew them as comrades.

When I was at home I thought again. When I arrived at home my wife said to me two comrades were here and they were saying they were from the tribal office. They said they will be coming with their political activity. I was worried by the letter which I had. I went to the Chief's son who is now ...

... in politics. I did not get involved with anyone. I did not involve myself with the Kwandebele government, I did not involve myself with the comrades. I see that Professor Gouws made an allegation which borders on the fact that he regarded me of treason, that I identified with the ...

MR MARTIN: At first I wanted to protect myself, I tried to protect General Japie Oelofse as well as my comrades.

... regard to the discussions with Musi.  The latter corroborates Mfalapitsa in regard to the fact that he only informed Mfalapitsa that he and his comrades had "intentions of crossing the border and joining the liberation movement and later become members of ANC".  He indicated that part of ...

MR HATTINGH: Then he also states that among others you gave him cans of beer which he was supposed to give to Mr Meyer and two other comrades, as he put it, so that they would fall asleep. What do you say of that?

MRS VILAKAZI: I went to the lawyers who called us. Those were the lawyers working closely with the Comrades. The Father and Pastor from the Roman Catholic Church too us to the court together with the lawyers however, we were not called to testify in court. We were told to stay outside so I can’t ...

That name suited them, this Incatha because they were people who worked with the police to oppress us. So this connection between Incatha and Buthalezi and the youth comrades was that it was seen that those people were working on the side of the police against the comrades.

You say he was released from detention and then later you say he became less politically active. Then you say that his Comrades decided to carry out their political activities in an undisciplined fashion. Thus, Tamasange had to quit. Could you just speak a little bit about that? You say that ...

... house. I heard shots being fired. It came from Pilanie Street where Jetta lived. On my way to where these shots were being fired a lot of comrades came back and they said hey, hey, Jetta has been killed. At that time I didn't feel anything for him or for his death because Jetta was a ...

The only person I can unfortunately not say to, is one of the comrades here whose methods led to the death of an innocent Black person who was foraging in a dirt drum for food. For what I did to you and your comrades, I apologise. I sincerely apologise.

MR STRYDOM: You testified about three shots which you fired in the beginning stages of the attack and later on you went to Slovo Park, did you see any comrades in Slovo Park, or did you find any comrades in Slovo Park?

... such a person who was a fighter, why is that person a monster today and we should put the blame where it belongs and we should assist our former Comrades who have fallen. You do not fall just because you die and you are buried. This, the apartheid machinery of torture by mind breaking was ...

Applicant and Mr Msomi, armed with hand grenades, went to launch the attack on the Dladla homestead. The other comrades and SDUs remained behind to keep watch and protect other areas from possible attack by the IFP.

... obviously. Our belief was that these people were members of the underground ANC, that as quick as possible before other members of the cell or comrades or colleagues of theirs could be informed about them being arrested or apprehended. We wished to move on any possible comrades of theirs ...