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PassExplanation ADV DE JAGER: Were they on special duty there or did they only pass by and sleep there? MR MALEVU: Yes, as a person who was staying in Newcastle, I used to pass the Crazy Beat so I knew, I saw that it was mostly white people who were frequenting the place. ... department, which it is part and parcel of - the information which I get from the people in the street, then I, at the end of the day I pass it to my superior who is in charge of the investigation ... ... is not clear, I made a distance with that wall, that distance is when we saw him emanating from his house coming towards us. The road would pass close right next to the grass where we were lying, for example if we are lying where I am sitting, the road would go past where the speakers ... ... to the Tosi family. This Tosi man used to regard himself as an IFP leader in that particular area. We arrived at Tosi's place and we had to pass his place because we ran out of ammunition and we thought he could help us with ammunition. He gave us about eight rounds of ammunition and we ... MR KOOPEDI: I will pass this point, Chairperson, then leave it for argument. MR MAPOMA: Do you want to show it to the Committee? Can you pass it? With your permission Mr Chair. Please tell us what happened. --- It was Sunday afternoon. I was passing, going home, and I saw a group of youths and I wanted to pass. And they said I should join them, I should help them, support them while they were singing. Yes, I joined them and I started singing along with them. A ... MR M SEHLWANA: From Ennerdale you pass a bridge on your road to Dendron before you arrive at Ennerdale that is the bridge and then on the river that's where I should leave them there. ... confusing. To us this meant equating the perpetrator and the victim as if they are equally culpable. Although we did not expect the TRC to pass judgement, we at least expected it to distinguish between those who should give accounts of their deeds and those who should feel free to ... CHAIRPERSON: But if you go to Windhoek and sit on the pavement in the main road, thousands of vehicles are going to pass you, you're just going to write down registration numbers of every vehicle in Windhoek? What's the point of that? deported to South Africa? --- What happened is that previously I didn't know the laws which governed the movement between two countries, because pass laws were introduced in 1963. I was paying my tax at my uncle in Waterval in Lesotho. I used to pay my tax there. When I was in Lesotho I ... ... to influence the policies of other governments in the course of its legitimate international diplomatic activities and its efforts to by-pass sanctions - but you would have to approach the Department of Foreign Affairs for further information in this regard. ... ... We knew that they would never touch my blankets. I had to roll my blankets and put them outside in the yard and the male prisoners use to pass and then put the pen in there and the piece of paper, envelope. You just seal it and then put it back in there. There is no Nona who can touch ... "I was to pass the information on to them. Pretorius told me that if he was caught, he would have to be killed, as he would talk like others were busy doing. I later read that Adriano was arrested and taken to Modderbee. At a stage he was allegedly taken to Nelspruit where he was killed. After ... MR LEKABE: I told you already that there were many problems, for instance when they patrolled at night, when they pass in the street and they see that your lights are still on, they get into your house, assault you, ask you why don't you go to bed. MR P A VAN WYK: Did you complete or pass Standard Nine or what? MR MHLONGO: He stood up, he came straight to me, that's when I started shooting at him and I let him go, or pass. Oudtshoorn. The Pass Laws were strictly policed by zealous officials. There was a compulsory registration at the Labour Bureau, trading rights were denied because and I quote: "Natives can be more easily served by European businesses in town". MR NOSENGA: You pass the township first. |