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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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MR BENNETTS: On occasions we wouldn't pass the information on to the CID's, or anything, to follow up, we would follow up on it ourselves. If during one of these interrogations, we got information for example that X had firearms, we would go ourselves to whichever location, wherever, and go and ...
the onus is not on us Mr Chairman. We have we have displayed our assistance and our willingness to assist at all times but my learned friend can’t pass the buck to us. ...
MR MBAMBO: I would like to pass words of apology to Miss Zulu even though I was not present at the scene, I am involved in your attack and your injury. I regret this and I sincerely apologise for causing or rather for being the cause of the situation that you are in today. I request you to find ...
MR SKOSANA: Let me explain this. When we approached those houses, opposite Mr Shabangu's house there are houses. We had to pass those houses and we left him in between some of those houses, that is where he stood and observed and we continued to go and attack Joe's house on the other side of the ...
ADV TSHONGWENI: Where did you pass your matric?
the principles we agreed upon as a unit, the ...[indistinct] detachment, so under those operational circumstances we went into the Alice line and we passed Alice there was a hastily prepared roadblock by the SAP. I mean the - it was pretty obvious it was a roadblock hastily prepared for a ...
... mark come into my mind. In the middle of the night there's a van parked, his lights off, next to a stadium in a dark corner. Immediately when we pass, cars were in front of us but when our car passed they put on their lights and immediately follow us. To my mind comes up that the first thing ...
MR DU PREEZ: Chairperson, that is a place where many taxis pass during the day so at that time during the night it was a quiet place, but during the day it's a very busy place.
MR NYAWUZA: That issue was discussed and it transpired that Mr Nyawuza had a vehicle and he could be asked to transport us to that place. Mr Mthambo then ordered them to pass by Mr Nyawuza's home to inform them that he should take us to Ngonyameni on Friday.
ADV BIZOS: Yes, but I am talking about Mr Goosen. Mr Goosen wasn't in the room, he must have got the information from you and your colleagues in order to pass it on to his Minister, to your Minister and his Minister?
MR PHOSA: Look I’ve given you enough opportunity to deal with that, let’s pass on. You are aware that Mr Mthimkhulu though and Mr Madaka perhaps - let’s talk about one Mr Mthimkhulu, alleged that he was assaulted whilst in detention in your area under your command.
MR PHAMA: We did not do anything to the young ones, we let them pass and the older people, those are the people that we shot at, but the group that was in front of them we did nothing to them. That is why I am saying that was not the very first group. If there were other people who were coming, ...
ADV GCABASHE: When did he pass away?
... of the past and if we go on and on and on doing that we will not have time for national unity and nation building, but having said that, we will pass on that as part of the recommendations. Thank you very much ... ...
ADV MPSHE: Alright, let's pass that one. In your application this is what you have all mentioned and I will quote it because I'm talking to you now. Under paragraph 10(a) where it says: State Political Objective you achieved, amongst others you say
MR HOLDER: Well Mr de Meillon said we had to pass there, go and see how many guards there were, what arms we could get there.
MR MABUZA: Just before you get to the hostel, you have to pass a few streets. The street that I have mentioned. Between Schoeman Road, the Schoeman Road was the boundary between the ANC and the IFP, we had to fight the people who were nearer to the boundary.
... now. After that it came next to me and one of the policemen showed me that I have to turn to the side of the road. I showed them that I will just pass the robot and then I will move a little bit further there will be a better place to stop the car, and I did that. ...
... to members of that family. Here I was being a member of MK talking to people who had been terrorised and maimed and yet could do nothing except pass the information to Peace ...
MR HATTINGH: At that time when the motivation for the operation was extended to you, did you pass any judgement regarding the necessity of such an operation?
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