Pass

MR LOWIES: Did you have to show your pass at the gates?

MR LAX: Someone better pass him a copy as they had to do last time.

CHAIRPERSON: It is clearly a statement dealing with the explosion, but it doesn't appear to be in the format that one would have expected it for a pass of an amnesty application.

MR HATTINGH: On your way back from Penge Mine could you pass judgement by what you observed or what Mr de Kock said to you as to how he felt about the situation?

CHAIRPERSON: Yes, we understand that, you may pass, I think we've actually traversed paragraph 10, Mr Panday.

MR BIZOS: When did he pass away?

... Mashinini himself. Tsietsi lived to the north of where I lived and had a friend who lived to the south of where I lived, and in a day they would pass twice or thrice where I lived, and occasionally they would find me doing garden and they would join me, and the discussion would start with ...

... and they asked are you Duma and I said yes. They said dress up and come along with us. I dressed up, I left with them. I actually took my pass and I went with them. They went to Don Gwise (?) and he was not there. They left for Oupa (?) place and they found him and they took him to ...

CHAIRPERSON: We welcome you Freda for accompanying your father. I will pass you to Wynand Malan who will let you take the oath.

... University, the students there were telling us that the Afrikaner lecturers made it very, very clear to them that there is no African child who can pass maths on the first year. So what it meant in essence is that most of these lecturers ensured that subjects like mathematics, economics and ...

DR MGOJO: Did you get a chance to pass water?

We cannot promise that we would do that for you because wedo not have the necessary authority, but we can pass our recommendations tothe President, who in turn will see what to do.

we were doing. We said we were not trying to do anything bad, the only thing we were trying to do was to show that we were not approving of the dom pass and the other oppressive laws that operated at the time. We were then severely persecuted and then left alone again and then it would start ...

... their hearts and their pain. Only in 1989 did our Presbytery identify itself with the contents of the Belhar. Only in 1996 did our Presbytery pass a resolution excepting the confession of Belhar. It is true that from the late 60’s on some genuine efforts were made at the local level ...

MRS MORUDU: I will do so. I had a problem in 1983. My eldest son passed away. His name was David. He left South Africa. I had a problem with police. Day and night they would come looking for David. I would tell them I do not David's whereabouts. Then they said if I find him, I must tell ...

CHAIRPERSON: We do not have comforting words that we can pass to you. We understand the hurt that you experienced. We pray God Almighty that He may bless you and let it be Him who will be gracious to you together with everybody who is here and a lot of them who are not here who will sympathise ...

... I was told the doctor will be available on Monday. Since that time and the time I was referred to the doctor at Livingstone Hospital, I could not pass water, I could not eat. I remember on a Sunday afternoon, one comrade waking me up and saying, please give me your two eggs, we could only eat ...

MR SANDI: Are there any specific requests that you would like to raise to this Commission so that it can pass them over to the State President and his colleagues?

... difficult for me to come out of the house because I was in the house alone. After a while I went to peep out of the window and I saw an ambulance pass the house. By this time all was quiet and I heard the following day when I was told by a young guy by the name of Joey, when I asked him if he ...

MRS WILLIAMS: When we were called after two years, we were called about reports that have been coming which my sister didn't pass on to us and I just got from one lady and we went with my sister, she went first, when we got there, they were already coming back, they were at the stop, at the bus ...