comrades

... 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 ...

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.

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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

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 ...

The applicant and Nzolo stormed out of the premises but found that their comrades were not waiting at the gate with the getaway car. Each one grabbed as much of the money as he could get hold of and they fled in different directions. The applicant after running a distance, was picked up by a ...

... for his funeral we discovered that Emalangeni Cemetery at Hammarsdale they couldn't allow us to bury him there. They told us they don't bury Comrades in that place, and therefore we had to go to Clermont. That's where we buried him. While we were still there they used to come around and ...

... 1981 or 1980 I can’t recall well, he once more found himself in a position where he had to leave the University of the North with a number of his comrades, if one could I quote one or two, Maku Ramathlodi, Tom Kwane and others who had to leave because of their perceived their pressure by ...

MRS LEGODI: We were told that Philip was taken by Dr Molepo and Majekani. When he came back from Garagkuwa he used to go to Dr Molepo's surgery for check ups because he had back pains. We heard that the comrades arrived after Phillips death.

46. Mr Nosenga was the last applicant to testify. He testified that he had arrived at the hostel during 1991 after he had escaped from ANC comrades in the Sebokeng where he had been accused of burning down the garage of one Mr Nkutha. Upon arrival at the hostel, he joined the IFP. While at the ...

the unit, are, where the explosives are. And therefore they had to make use of misleading actions, in other words to delay the Police so that their comrades would not be traced. This is a classical example and then you drive up and down before a certain house, so that the people in the house, ...

CHAIRPERSON: Not the people who tortured you, but some of your Comrades who were also tortured with you.

she is in the hands of Security Police, she's got a latitude to - normally for 24 hours you are supposed to resist and don't say any thing, and your comrades are expected within that 24 hours, to act accordingly and that's what I did. That's what I did. Now the other possibility was that I ...

... he also said that he was a member of the vigilante. There's no other people again who said that he was a member of the vigilante group except our comrades and himself, ...

MR KULMAN: I only know him as Thanduxolo. I only reciprocate that he was also referred to as Mandla and Pawa. Other comrades referred to him as Mandla and Pawa but I knew him as Thanduxolo.

MR MOSIA: They came to all comrades who were in maximum prison.

CHAIRPERSON: And your other comrades?

... could see. People witnessed his death. As I was sitting there they came, they jumped the fence and they said, "We are finishing all of the Comrades today. We are putting all of them to death." In the afternoon - at night I could not sleep. I left, I went to the hospital. When I got ...

I was just watching. That was the time when these people were organising the UDF and at that time, their leader was Alan Boesak, so when I met some comrades, I knew. They told me that the UDF had just been established because they had seen that it was very important that there should be an ...