comrades

MR BOOYENS: Were you aware of any, did your askaris still identify people, former cadres or former comrades of theirs and were people still arrested coming into the country illegally?

MR CORNELIUS: He was then placed under arrest and your other comrades or colleagues took him to John Vorster Square.

MR PUNGULA: Yes, among other things, and the rest that was actually explained by my comrades, that she has actually done other evil things and actually not talking good about the ANC.

MR VISSER: Reconnaissance, yes, ... done and Nceba and his comrades were obviously keen, as Mr Olifant said ...(intervention)

... it is clear that the applicant knew exactly what he was doing, was associated with a particular political objective. The applicant knew that his comrades were in a political mission and therefore he saw the need to assist them in escaping after the police officer in question was shot at. Mr ...

MR YALI: Yes I did. I went to the advisory offices which are just next to us, and the comrades informed me that there would be people from Suset(?) who would go and assist us. When I went there my efforts were futile.

... the argument put forward on behalf of the victims that the acts were committed to further the applicants' criminal activities. The two deceased comrades may well have been involved for political reasons, but the probabilities weigh in favour of a finding that the applicants involvement was ...

MR VEVEZA: I left Mabuti Biko in the township. I went to town together with other comrades, Mzuamadoda Yengeni and Zukile Biko.

MR JONES: Some of these visits did happen. If I can elaborate, at the time there were a number of problems around leadership individuals in the Black Peoples' Convention, these were friends of ours, comrades of ours.

ZW NDARANA: Yes, I did and I met Viangewe, one of the comrades and I told him what happened to me. He took me to

... confinement - charged - kept waiting for two years before your case was heard and found not guilty and then to find that your own friends and comrades suspected you of giving information and ...

... killed Petrus Zulu and injured Sipho Zulu and one Muzi. The 1st Applicant states that Sipho was an ANC activist and the other attackers were ANC comrades. Sipho Zulu swore revenge and threatened that he would kill the 1st Applicant. The 2nd Applicant then ordered that he should be ...

On 21 February 1993, there was an unrest situation in the township. At about 6am the applicant was summonsed by other "comrades" (fellow members or supporters of the ANCYL) to join a group which was searching for PAC weapons. He did so and they went to the house of a Mr Bigsana, number 1504. ...

MR MALAN: And other comrades of yours, did they buy there?

MS MBIXANA: That is the base for the comrades. Then in this house, that belonged to this lady, I asked about Mpimpi, and he said, oh, please whisper, don't talk loudly about it because it is long that Mpimpi died. Then I said, then how can I get his body, and I asked who the murderers were. Then ...

The Applicant then gathered his six allegedly ANC comrades, took the firearms obtained by his uncle and proceed to the Mabaso home with the intention of killing the father, son and four daughters.  When they arrived there they asked who was at home and were told the father and boys were not ...

... stop shooting they stopped and left. Immediately thereafter the applicant was arrested by the police a short distance away from the house. His comrades managed to escape and he was the only participant in the attack who stood trial. Tragically, the victims and occupants of the attack were ...

On 13 July 1986 the said Chauke arrived at the Applicant’s home. He was in the company of approximately forty persons who were all "comrades". He informed Applicant that they were going to fetch a person who was a police informer and that they were going to subject the informer to a trial. He ...

... because Zimbabwe had just got its independence then and we didn't have an ANC office there. So he was there running the office with two other comrades, together with this other comrade who is next to me. ...

MR NGCOBO: I gave them to the other comrades who did not have firearms so that we could protect ourselves.