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Operation Zero ZeroExplanation Showing 881 to 900 of 1009 First Page•Previous Page 41 •42 •43 •44 •45 •46 •47 •48 •49 Next Page•Last PageMR MOHLABA: And other than knowing that the target is Mveke's residence, were you told how the operation is going to be carried out, that is who was going to throw the hand-grenade and so forth? JUDGE PILLAY: And an integral part of this group, its survival depend on the loyalty of those people and how they could keep this whole operation a secret. ... would like the Committee to look at the context in which this incident occurred, the background of the applicant and his witness, that this - their operation or their unit lacked the sophistication that one would expect in a typical ANC unit and it is my submission that this has therefore ... CHAIRPERSON: Also he was Head of Special Ops which was a far bigger operation, this was just a part of it. We also had certain duties that were assigned to us. It so happened that on this particular day when we were on duty, the Protea police station, or the police stationed to the Protea police station, had come to attack us. We had an operation clean up that we had instituted locally. Earlier in the morning of the operation the first and third applicants drove to the Johannesburg Magistrates Court where the first applicant secured a suitable parking spot for the golf from which he, in terms of the agreed plan, would detonate the bombs. Thereafter the third applicant drove the ... ... being injured and this police came to us and asked us why are they assaulting you, why are they beaing you up. We said we don't know. I had an operation. They kicked us ... MR BELLING (SNR): He’s gone through a lot of pain and suffering. He was in hospital for a long, long time and he’s been through numerous operations, three different operations. His heart had stopped and they battled to revive him due to the fact that all the operations he was having. He had up ... MR LEWIN: You have explained to us the circumstances of his leaving and why you were surprised, did you ever get any indication from him or from any of the other people who came back to talk to you of what operation they might have been involved in? What was meant to be a secret was the fact that it was a covert military operation ...[indistinct] and that some of the, a front company and that we were doing covert work for the military, that of course was secret. ... according to the evidence of the Applicants given at the hearing, thereafter relayed the order to the other Applicants and they planned an operation to carry out such orders. During the night of 4th June 1993 the 1st and 2nd Applicant decided to go on a patrol. They went to a shopping ... MR NYAWUZA: And how many of you were to undertake this operation, not the hijacking, the attack on this army base? MR NGHOBENI: The murder and unit members worked in co-operation with prison warders. They would come to fetch me from prison without authorisation from the court. When I reported this to the head of the prison, they did not take the matter up. He would inform me that there was nothing he could ... MS VAN DER WALT: And any other offence which might flow from your actions of the operation there at Nerston? ... We are going to adjourn slightly earlier this afternoon. In fact we will be adjourning at 3.30 so I'm going to call upon you to give your co-operation for us to start promptly after lunch. We will now adjourn and we will reconvene at 2 ... ADV PRINSLOO: Did you in any way train Mr Froneman with regard to the operation of the explosive devices? ... confirmed in the Supreme Court in a case between himself and the RSA government, that this International Researchers was in fact an SADF undercover operation with an aim to use Ciskei as a base to attack Transkei and the ANC. What you are saying in your page 6 is that in fact this Colonel Chris ... ... people can be honest and can speak without fear and that is one of the things that this Commission will be working towards, but we need the co-operation of many people to achieve that. ... MR VAALTYN: I was injured badly. As a result the doctor came on Sunday, because I was shot on Saturday evening. The doctor said I had to undergo an operation. There were bullets in my lungs. The doctors, the doctor decided to operate me so that they can remove the pellets in my body. Even now ... JUDGE KHAMPEPE:: When Mr Farisani was taken to hospital, were you in charge of the operation then, had you replaced Mr Sifuwa? |
