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Inkatha

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the Zulu cultural nationalist organisation, which became the Inkatha Freedom Party (IFP) in mid-1990.

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MR SIBANYONI: Was it possible for a person who is not an Inkatha member, to pretend as if he is an Inkatha member, for the sake of remaining in the area?
... organised political parties. We had this destabilisation taking place through the State Security Forces, the elements of the security forces and Inkatha and the Inkatha supporting vigilante ...
The applicant was during 1992-1993 a member of the Inkatha Freedom Party at Katlehong. He participated in activities amounting to the unlawful possession of a firearm and for which he was convicted and sentenced. He acted as a member of the Inkatha Freedom Party Self-Defence Unit and completely ...
MR MOIKABI: I was a comrade for a long time in Kothlanong township. It is true that rumours was heard that Inkatha and the Russian gang were coming to attack the comrades.
CO-OPERATING WITH THE INKATHA FREEDOM PARTY ("IFP")
arrested immediately after having purchased the firearm and that he purchased it in order to protect his community from attacks by supporters of the Inkatha Freedom Party and other organisations who were not in favour of the general elections which were to take place on 27 April 1994. He was ...
It is common cause that the SDU's were established because of the political struggle between the African National Congress and the Inkatha Freedom Party in the area at the time.
... that is not how it happened. I am an ANC member. I was not instructed to go out and kill anyhow but I was trained to defend people from attacks, Inkatha and ZP attacks. This is what we were experiencing daily. People like Harry Gwala told us that we should train so that we are able to defend ...
... of Information. The applicant says he required the arms to defend himself and other ANC supporters who were being attacked by members of the Inkatha Freedom Party ("IFP") and other agents of the previous ...
He named the following people as being members of the Inkatha Group:
MR NGUBENI: Yes that's correct because the Inkatha people were troubling us.
... at all. The area of Tokoza was no exception and essentially, the battles developed between members of the ANC and it's allies on the one hand and Inkatha Freedom Party and it's allies on the ...
Ndlovu was at all material times a special constable of KwaZulu Police ("KZP") based at KwaMashu and a member of the Inkatha Freedom Party ("IFP").
... comrades was that areas whereby you find hostels, it is more likely that the people are predominantly IFP. And the hostel dwellers were viewed as Inkatha members because everything which we've done in the 1985 towards 1986, what used to happen was that if there were bus boycotts the people who ...
... term of imprisonment as a result of his involvement in the attack. He also says he was a member of the South African Police Force (SAP) and the Inkatha Freedom Party (IFP) at the time of the incident. It is, however, not his case that when he took part in the commission of the said offences ...
MR HATTINGH: And it has occurred when we have visited you before to prepare supplementary affidavits, that you were not there and we were simply informed that you have been taken to Natal in order to point out weapons which you provided to Inkatha.
... It was also stated publicly that they without the involvement of the government, were going to set up a negotiating table and that the ANC and Inkatha would ...
... was in the radio room and then he says that he and Paul Schneider moved to the Kwamadala Hostel where he spoke to a certain Moses, a leader of the Inkatha members and he asked him, this is Mr Steyn, he ...
... the township will not gain access or entry to such shops, they were not at all, because they also made mention of the fact that these were owned by Inkatha and they belonged to them ...
... leaders who had different objectives, e.g. in Cape Town they called themselves or they were known as Witdoeke. In KwaZulu Natal they were known as Inkatha and Port Elizabeth they were known as the Azapo. I may not know what their objectives were, but what was in common is they were all fighting ...
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