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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.

... country together as one people, enjoy the fruits of our labour together. I felt that was the ...(indistinct) that I will never let, you know, must pass me. I had to jump in and actually now also extend my hand of friendship to the victims or the people that suffered because of my actions in ...

CHAIRPERSON: Thank you Mr Visser. We now pass the ball over to Mr Lamey, who is appearing on behalf of Mr Olifant.

... 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 ...

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.

... 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 ...

Mr Khoisan is going to pass the statement on to you - just give him the statements.

MR WASSERMAN: I am unable to, the decision wouldn't have been mine, and I am unable to pass comment on that Mr Chairman.

was dispatched to carry out the operation. Brigadier Goosen remained at his accommodation while I manned a checkpoint which each team member had to pass after completing their various ...

MR KGOTSA: He was at a distance so as to protect me and to disturb people who may pass by.

MR MVELASE: On asking him, he indicated that he was going to pass it on to other leaders.

MR HATTINGH: And we heard something of a heart by-pass operation that had to be paid?

MR BERGER: And the police let you pass into the township, correct?

... of violence. He further testified that after he was tortured he, because of the torture, became an informer for the Security Police but did not pass on any significant political ...

CHAIRPERSON: Mrs Moikolane, we understand that you are very hurt. It would be better if they could inform you that your child has passed away and maybe afford you the opportunity to get his remains so that you can organise a proper funeral. What is much hurting is that you might be thinking he is ...

MR LEWIN: Thank you, Mamma. I think I will now pass back to the Chairperson, Yasmin for other questions. Thank you.

MS TERREBLANCHE: At this stage it assists me. I would just like to ask that if either of the two gentlemen have any idea where to locate Mr Decker or Mr Humphreys if they could pass on that information to us.

Thank you for coming today and for sharing this with us. We have heard your request about the metal in your legs and we will certainly pass that on to the Reparation Committee, so that they can actually see if there is any way in which you can be helped almost immediately on your legs.

ADV GCABASHE: What you are saying is that it is possible that the other one was not there, he had gone off to pass water or whatever, it is possible?

MR NYAWUZA: Mr Makhanye, if I hear you correctly the deceased had come from the counter, he put the beers down and he went in the direction of the toilet. In what direction? Did he have to pass by your table or was the toilet away from your table?