Guguletu Seven

Explanation
On 3 March 1986 seven men aged between 16 and 23 were shot dead in a field at Guguletu, Cape Town. Police claimed that the victims were known 'terrorists' and had been killed during a legitimate anti-terrorist operation. A magistrate at two inquests made the same finding. The Commission's investigation into the incident revealed an extensive cover-up by the security forces involved in the incident. Security Branch members from Cape Town and Vlakplaas infiltrated askaris into a group of seven activists, planned an ambush of police personnel to lure the youths into a trap, then killed them. Two Security Branch members from Vlakplaas were granted amnesty.

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Amnesty Hearing, Cape Town, Day 2 (08 September 1998)

MR SHICEKA: Guguletu NY72 at 11.

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Human Rights Violation Hearing, Pollsmoor, Day 2 (18 February 1997)

wat die lede na Guguletu polisiestasie vervoer deur die

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Human Rights Violation Hearing, Heiderveld, Day 3 (24 April 1996)

I was working at Sea Point, but we got a house at Khayelitsha coming from Guguletu.

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Amnesty Hearing, Cape Town, Day 1 (07 July 1997)

MR NDINISA: Yes, I lived in Mbekweni, but I also lived in Guguletu, but I was born in Mbekweni.

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Human Rights Violation Hearing, Alexandra (28 October 1996)

about Lukes Solandle. They told me that I will die in the same manner that Lukes Smarts died. They told me that Lukes Smarts was from Cape Town in Guguletu. I gave testimony in Lukes Solandle's case and I met his wife and ...

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Human Rights Violation Hearing, Pollsmoor, Day 2 (27 November 1996)

Well apparently he was one of the children who had been shot in Guguletu. But I would like to know why it was that my son was shot. I do not know why he was shot. I asked myself this question. It is still not answered. Why did the police shoot our children? With no - for no apparent reason. ...

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Human Rights Violation Hearing, Cape Town, Day 2 (11 June 1997)

MR DU TOIT: I cooperated with all the members of the detective branch in Guguletu, I knew all the members. It's difficult for me to make a distinction between those people. I had contact with all the people.

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Amnesty Hearing, Pietermaritzburg, Day 2 (10 February 1998)

MR PRIOR: Maybe Mr Arendse can answer. I know there are several applications for amnesty from various APLA members regarding Guguletu and Khayelitsha and the other matters.

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Human Rights Violation Hearing, Cape Town, Day 2 (10 June 1997)

been stolen, that a Warrant Officer Du Toit acknowledged that he exaggerated in his pocket book, Major Burger confirmed that the information book of Guguletu police station had been destroyed 14 days before he gave evidence and Sergeant Campher testified that a file existed of the radio command ...

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Human Rights Violation Hearing, Pollsmoor, Day 1 (17 February 1997)

GUGULETU 7

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Human Rights Violation Hearing, Pollsmoor, Day 1 (17 February 1997)

GUGULETU 7

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Human Rights Violation Hearing, Pollsmoor, Day 1 (17 February 1997)

GUGULETU 7

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Human Rights Violation Hearing, Pollsmoor, Day 2 (18 February 1997)

GUGULETU 7