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Operation Zero ZeroExplanation Showing 281 to 300 of 1009 First Page•Previous Page 11 •12 •13 •14 •15 •16 •17 •18 •19 Next Page•Last PageMR CELE: At the time there was no co-operation between two organisations. At that time a person from one organisation would not mix freely with others from another organisation. It would not have been easy for them to work with us or to be able to contact us. Even the way that they conducted ... 14.8 On 3 February 1986 Operation Marion, which involved the training of a para-military unit for the protection of V.I.P.'s in Kwa-Zulu, was approved by the State Security Council. Any suggestion, therefore that the training of the Kwa-Zulu units had anything to do with the establishment of a ... The PAC and APLA in their submissions and oral evidence to the TRC stated that Operation Storm involved the killing of farmers and the stealing of weapons. 2. The first attempt of De Kock and his team to abduct Msibi was unsuccessful and they returned to the RSA. The next morning the operation was replanned. General Stadler, Brig Schoon and Brig S.J. Visser waited at the border post at Oshoek whilst De Kock and his members from Vlakplaas as well as ... ... He survived the incident, however his work circumstances were completely disadvantaged after the incident and he could no longer offer the same co-operation after the incident than prior to the incident. His entire system shut down after the incident, despite his physical recovery. That is ... CHAIRPERSON: So then why was he involved in a hit squad operation, if he wasn't a member? MR VEYI: When there would be an operation, for example, maybe there would be eight of us in the Unit and then six of us would go outside and there would be those who are left inside the country, those who would handle the sources inside the country and collect reports. In Lengene’s case, that is ... The Applicants and Nortje who also testified, say they waited at the point for quite some time and at some stage abandoned the operation. Later Lucas and Simon came to report that they had shot and killed the suspects because they suspected that the latter were trying to get them into a trap for ... MR SINJATSI: Did you after this bomb blast, undergo any operation in respect of your eardrum? MR DE KOCK: Chairperson no, I cannot recall. The deployment was a normal deployment, it wasn't a special request for a special covert operation, in other words something underhand. will be aware of the fact that to have a Parliamentary session in October of the year, would be an extraordinary session. It wouldn't be the normal operation of Parliament. Parliament then only once again, Mr Chairman, is prorogued in January or February, I believe, the opening of Parliament ... was stationed at Poyntons Building, Pretoria. This was in Church Street, Pretoria and he experienced the Church Street bombing which was an ANC operation. He testified that this experience had a marked effect on his attitude toward the ANC and its members. He was later transferred to ... ... for amnesty in this hearing in respect of these conviction and in addition in respect of his participation and activities in connection with an operation to bomb the Yeoville Police Station. Part of such activities constituted the subject matter of Count 7 at the above proceeding. Applicant ... De Kock's version about his visit to Van Rensburg's office is corroborated by Ras who indicated that he accompanied de Kock to van Rensburg's office, on the day of Nieuwoudt's visit to Pretoria, where reference was made to the Port Elizabeth operation. The applicant does not appear to have shown remorse in the time immediately following the attack, and even went so far as to say that had a white person been killed in the train station attack, he would have been more satisfied with the relative success of this operation. ... of Glory Sidibe and as many of the other members of the September Machinery as possible, if they could be obtained. Col de Kock would be the Operational Commander for the ... MR RICHARD: Indeed there was co-operation. Thousands of workers were dismissed and forced out of hostels, Cosatu House was raided in a military operation twice by Police and the Military, even using sniper riflemen. The streets outside our offices were almost barricaded by police on a daily basis, and workers and personnel there were ... MRS MLHABENE: There is nothing that I have heard afterwards. There is nothing that's happened until today, that is why I say that this has affected a lot of things and even now I am still surprised and even my last born underwent an operation in her skull as she cannot even study properly. MR NEL: You were, at the time of this operation, under the command of Mr de Kock at Vlakplaas, is that correct? |
