Inkatha

... us about the kangaroo court. --- When I was called to the kangaroo court it was for the second time now, and there was also a clash between the Inkatha and myself, and they wanted to kill me. And I was able to escape at that time, and when I came back I sat beside the road and I thought that ...

... on, at about half past three in the morning, I heard my mother waking us up. She was at the sitting-room. She woke us up and she said, "Here is Inkatha group. They have come to attack." At that time we heard the sound of shattering glass. They were breaking the windows, and we were scared ...

2.3.6 To what extent were state structures involved in initiating or fanning violent conflict within the black community, including in particular between ANC and MDM structures or communities on the one hand, and such organisations as Inkatha and Azapo on the other?

MR HLONGWANE: I first started joining Inkatha - I was forced by Stembiso Nglovu and Sgangi Hlongwane. One day when I was coming from work they asked me about Zekele Langa, who was my uncle's son, they asked me how he frequented my house because he was member of the UDF. I told them that the house ...

The National Party Government of the day engineered this confrontation, I submit, Mr Chairperson. The schism that developed between the ANC and the Inkatha Cultural Movement in 1979 was a useful and opportune mechanism for the then Government of the day to widen that ...

1A Now in that statement you referred to the fact that you became - and I'm paraphrasing, I may be using the wrong words - that you became the commander of the Inkatha armed forces. Do you recall that? --- Yes.

But here in Newcastle, despite of all those things that happened, there wasn't even a single day where the Inkatha or the ANC fought each other. There has never been an instance where the IFP (sic) attacked Inkatha and Inkatha attacking ANC. But it so happened that some policemen who were known ...

Did Vusi belong to any political organisation? --- Vusi started by being an Inkatha member but because Inkatha was now having internal fights, he decided to move away from home and he used to come back in the morning just to have his breakfast.

MR ROSS: In that meeting, I don't remember the correct date, the time when Inkatha was attacking the people in the trains, we found out that the method which we can use to stop the Inkatha attacks within the trains was that we should attack them again, but the problem we had at that time is that we ...

Government Ministers, including De Klerk an Vlok allow the Inkatha bands to carry so-called "cultural" weapons.

MR RADEBE: They were not there before. There was an Inkatha group or Inkatha groups which were killing people in Sebokeng communities, to a point where people went outside for MK trainings. They came up with the idea and they said we are present and we are here as MK cadres.

He has been seen socialising with a certain group and that group comprised of Inkatha and Internal Stability, that was the third force. Chaba is the group, an enemy and Comrade Nchebe was captured one night, one particular night where he was seen because the Internal Stability did not know Mr ...

... They were used to him and they were friends. When they were busy discussing about the violence issue my husband stood up and said, "If it is Inkatha who is doing all this it means we have to resign from the organisation." There was no answer for that, and it was just one of the speeches ...

Concern has been indicated regarding the need for better understanding of the ANC's policies, with regards to Inkatha - the IFP, particularly in the context of the violence in KwaZulu/Natal since 1984, and the post-1990 explosion of violence in Gauteng.

MR SHANGWENI: That’s correct. And he was a member of Inkatha.

ADV SANDI: Now you say there was this violence between the JND and Inkatha, what is this JND?

... like the others in other residential areas. In order to get an understanding you need to dig a little bit deeper. There are comrades as well as Inkatha. Now, I want you to tell me as to whether you knew the parents of the A-Team gang, and whether their parents participated in the prayer ...

MR MABASO: The house was occupied by Inkatha people. Before the occupation they actually attacked the house in my absence. I had fled to another area resulting from my SDU activities. They attacked the house and killed four people. My grandmother, my grandfather, my brother, as well as my ...

down to Newcastle. Never was a warrant given to me. And they said they were doing a routine investigation of my involvement in training members of Inkatha. I asked them if it was against the law, and they told me that the law has nothing to do with it. I was never charged, I was just taken ...

MR LASICH: Mr Chairman, I beg your pardon for interrupting here. I am Lasich representing the Inkatha Freedom Party. I just wanted clarity on two aspects. The first one is your Commission indicated to us that the time limits were fairly constrained as far as this hearing is concerned. Would ...