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Pass

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a pass book or a dompas that every black person over the age of 16 was required to carry, indicating whether they had the right to be in any given area, and for how long.

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... main entrance. And our vehicle was parked next to the entrance door. So when they stopped there they had to come and jump over the main road and pass our vehicle in front. So as they came we saw them and we quickly intercepted them before they could enter the entrance of the ...
... there were women from the community sad and bowed down but Mr Metele was not there. I looked around and I sensed in the atmosphere that my son had passed away. When my son told me that Metele was around I thought that he had brought my son back. I went inside and asked, is my child dead? ...
For now, thank you. We promise that even though we cannot heal the wound in your heart, we will endeavour to reveal the truth as to the death of your son and the perpetrator who Mkhululi is and what he is all about. Perhaps in that sense a cleansing and a healing in your heart can come to pass.
PROF MEIRING: Thank you those were the questions I wanted to ask, I'll pass it on now to the others.
... properly or in time with all the soldiers as it first had to go through the commanders in the whole of South Africa and then the commanders to pass that information on to APLA soldiers who are all over South Africa and not in Transkei ...
... said that he hadn’t succeeded in selling anything to anybody in Houghton in order to justify the -. Now why he should be in Houghton and by chance pass Mr Mandela’s house which one can almost take cognisance of is on a, in a quiet suburb, a T intersection, off the corner at the time and why he ...
... the police, I think there were two police who were trying to stop the cars and after 30 minutes they opened for the cars so that the cars would pass. I took a taxi and then I passed the scene. I took a taxi to Klerksdorp. That was the last time I saw Medisi and Sipho. When I arrived in ...
MR RAVEN: In connection with the CIA, FBI and well it was the Mosad, of course they won't say so, the Israelis. In so far as they would pass onto us diagrams of IED's that they had come across in their struggle in their country to inform us of what is the tendency in their country as far as IED's ...
ADV GCABASHE: Yes, and that was your understanding? Your participation was because you wanted information to pass back to Mr le Roux?
MR BERGER: What sort of weapons would you pass on from Maputo to the soldiers of MK?
MR MARIBANA: If one may just - Mr Ras, even from your structure, you've indicated that structure A was a family house, what made you actually to pass this structure Y where you know that ANC are living in it, and go to structure X?
MR SANDI: Okay, let us pass on. While you were in Cambridge what happened there?
And finally only those restrictions which realises significant social benefits and do not unduly burden the affected individuals should pass constitutional muster. With respect to our detractors, the social benefits of our process have far overridden what our detectors have said. If you look at ...
However, while - I think, should the Committee want written argument, I'm quite happy to prepare it and have it finished by the end of the week after next, but I think for the moment I can pass to Daniel Phasha's situation.
... for his absence. I did try and contact the telephone number and spoke to a person who said that they were his sister and that they would pass the message on to him, however they would only be able to see him much later in the day, so then there's nothing further that I can add and I'm ...
CHAIRPERSON: Ja. What standard did you pass in school?
MR LEWIN: Thanks very much. I will pass on to the other people. I am sure they have some questions too. Thank you.
... of release. You have named the people whom you recognised and who were part of this and we thank you for sharing that information with us. We will pass it on to our investigation ...
CHAIRPERSON: Thank you Mr Visser. We now pass the ball over to Mr Lamey, who is appearing on behalf of Mr Olifant.
MR WASSERMAN: Mr Chairman, the evidence I've given you is the truth of how this episode did come to pass. Col Taylor was ill, he had severe brain cancer at the time of this. His memory and his day to day affairs were very intermittent and I feel he's actually just made a mistake in this case.
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