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... --- Joe Mamasela had killed the Comrade on a previous week on a Saturday,and the following week there was a funeral. The aim of these Comrades was toburn Joe Mamasela's house after the funeral of that Comrade. At about 5 o'clockthe Comrades were coming with petrol bombs, and there ...

the country by MK soldiers easier. However, the "stoppages" of the weapons caused partial failure of the attack and compelled the Applicant and his comrades to retreat in the vehicles which they had used in crossing the border between Botswana and the Republic of South Africa somewhere between ...

... bore a grudge against me. We stayed for quite a long time. At a certain period we realised that he was communicating telephonically with the other Comrades and in Zimbabwe there was another group of Comrades and he stated that he would like to get some money. He was given orders that he could go ...

MRS OLIFANT: He was a very intelligent boy at school. He loved school so dearly. As he grew up, the comrades were singing and he didn't understand anything about politics. They used to sing with the comrades, you know, because they were just kids. As the comrades were singing they would bring ...

there were comrades who were keeping vigil to the house. I want to mention that there were so many that were arrested by the police from Walmer, some of the comrades went to Walmer. I do not know who told the police, but they were able to go to Mrs Xodolise's place and you found that there were ...

... Yes I remember about that attack but I saw it in a newspaper, Daily Despatch. When I thought about it I thought that he was killed by his fellow comrades because it was alleged that there was a conflict between him and his comrades because he had given evidence in Bophuthatswana but he was ...

... and in ZimbabweI did a course of Intelligence.  I stayed in Zimbabwe from 1992 until March1993, when comrade Fihla deployed myself and other comrades inside the country. Comrade Fihla is currently a General in the South African National Defence Force. The other comrades that were with me ...

Unrest in Kanyamazane was at its peak. ANC comrades were regularly burning the homes of councillors and policemen and of people they suspected to be police informers. Informers gave the names of those involved in these attacks to the Nelspruit Security Branch. Members of Vlakplaas were then ...

... decision was not to kill policemen. The same group of four members planned the operation. The applicant was to confront the policemen while his comrades were to approach from behind and take the guns. Two policemen were held up and one ran away. The other allegedly went for his gun upon ...

... He indicated that he was a supporter of the ANC and a member of the ANC Youth League in the village at the relevant time. He was one of the comrades in the village and was actively involved in the political activity in the village at the time. He indicated that Colin Maphanga, the ...

... name, as well as those of other assailants had been furnished to the police, no prosecution had resulted from those incidents. He and his comrades therefore believed that the police were not investigating the killing of ANC members because they sided with the IFP and they, as ANC ...

... by APLA, the PAC, they were being integrated into the TDF. They are not happy with the integration into the TDF, they are clashing with their own comrades, with their own APLA comrades. They are now leaving the base where they are being integrated, to go to Umtata, to go to Qogani. This is on ...

On 8 October 1990 Howmore Ngcobo came to the applicant’s home with other comrades. They decided to go to the Point Road in Durban as they knew that this place was frequented by white people. They decided at a meeting in Point Road where they met other comrades that a certain shop would be robbed ...

CHAIRMAN: If I remember very well, this was done by people who called themselves comrades. I don't know whether there were also criminals amongst those comrades.

The applicant, who had a gun, pointed the gun at the suspect and called upon him to surrender himself as he was surrounded by applicant’s comrades. They then disarmed the deceased and started questioning him to "arrest" the suspect. The applicant, who had a gun, pointed the gun at the suspect and ...

... children were shot and through that I went to the government mortuary and I found him there. Then we had to transfer him to another mortuary. The comrades came and took him because he was also shot with other comrades and the funeral was arranged. One day we were called in court, we were shown ...

... secondly on the 3rd 1990 Inkatha members attacked Sebokeng hostel once more. About 23 people were killed. I was called by telephone by hostel comrades to come in the morning through Comrade M Hunge. On arrival I saw dead bodies all around pointed to me. Together with other ANC and Cosatu ...

... hospital you would be told, "You are coming from Xaluza. Obviously you are a UDF," and you will not get any help from that point. And it was said Comrades don't have any hospital. Maybe I should say that as the mothers of those children we did try to help our children, because the hospital ...

... furnished for that particular purpose.  Applicant escaped from the scene in the vehicle of his brother-in-law, George Bila.  One of the local comrades, Morena, accompanied Applicant on the mission but waited for him in the vehicle.  A few days after the incident Thwala came to ...

said I was so strong that they wanted me to work for them. They said they knew that I was going to be a leader of UDF, they said I must go to other comrades and make a list of the other comrades and bring it when I was coming to sign. I told them that I was leaving. I am paralysed, I won't be ...