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There is a lot I can say to this Truth Commission. Here in Hanover in 1993 on the 16th of June I was passing through the hall - I was coming from Noupoort at that time. The situation was also bad in Noupoort. On that day I was not aware that anything can happen to me. Even the people who were ...

me, but they didn't kill me. I only tied me on my back and kicked me inside the Land Rover and piled a lot of newspapers on top of me, so that if we pass any control posts those local people wouldn't see that there SOWETO HEARING ...

... wounds? They are there - wound - if you want to move into the future we should reflect on the past. They claim that we are obsessed with the passed, but they are obsessed with the future. And how do you look into the future without exploring what happened in the pass. ...

... This is a self-serving myth. It is patentlydishonest to claim to-day that any of us were unaware of apartheid,unaware of forced removals and pass laws, unaware of deaths indetention or unaware of the killing of children in our streets. ...

MR KULMAN: I do not want the Commission to take Donné's death in a special way. She did pass away. I sympathise with the family. However there are a lot of people who passed away. Especially Africans. Her death was within the policies of APLA. APLA was engaged in a war. Her death was not far from ...

ADV ARENDSE: Thank you. Can you remember in which year it was that you passed standard seven or did you pass standard 7 immediately before you joined AZANYO?

... that he'll give her today should be judged by the Committee. I was not asking him to take the decision on behalf of the Committee. But we could pass that, Mr Chairman, it doesn't ...

CHAIRPERSON: Would your commander where you'd received orders before you pass them onto Mabekli be Search?

MR NDLOVU: I believe that these have been handed to your - I apologise, I thought photocopies were made and given to you. This is proof that he belongs to the MK Party, he has no other registration other than this. May I pass it on please.

MR MALINDI: Sure. If your role was to gather information and to pass it on to relevant arms of the Security Forces, and one of those arms would - I think you would agree with me, the Security Forces that will effect arrests upon people that you've gathered information on, when they launched ...

MR BALOYI: No, the tar road starts from the township until the robots. It was closed at that point and vehicles could not pass through there. That is where the Koyokos were travelling.

... and he joined the PAC while he was in prison. They will give ...[indistinct] information to the TRC so that he can get out. That information, I pass it to ...[indistinct] and also to the TRC to accompany me to go there, but the Investigation Unit of the TRC said it is them who is going to ...

MR METHULA: Since I started patrolling the firearms or the arms that we used to get, assegais, tomahawks, axes, we would confiscate them and give them to the commander and he would pass them over to higher authority.

CHAIRPERSON: That's not an answer to the question. The question is: On your way to get a taxi in order to go to Bisho, did you pass the Peddie Police Station?

MR HLENGWA: It is a road she was just passing, she was going to my place, but she didn’t pass. I found her in Court and she explained in Court as to what was happening on that day. That’s when it came apparent to me she was going to my place and when seeing this she stopped and watched.

... them. Clearly he didn’t act within the scope of his authority if he would authorise somebody to be killed, so he wouldn’t get amnesty, or he could pass the buck and say I got it from PW Botha and there the buck would stop because PW Botha wouldn’t be able to get amnesty. I think I’ve found the ...

of our job being in the Security Branch, we would intercept information at a certain time on a certain date, there would be a crossing through Mac's Pass or Makanya's Drift or something like, we would then go and lay ambush positions and we would wait for the people and they would be arrested. I ...

MR MHLABA: Some of them whom I saw, there were those who were on top of the building which we were to pass, it building in stones. They were standing on top of the building and they were shooting at us. That was the last time I saw the people who shot at us.

... information, the system, which is carefully monitored and managed so that we can check at different points what happened to this statement. Did it pass stage one, did it go to stage two, did it go to stage three, has this person been found to be a victim. It was done in such a tight manner that ...

Whilst I was very intelligent, I used to take position one and I didn't pass. I receive symbol F, it was so painful.