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PassExplanation Showing 441 to 460 of 833 First Page•Previous Page 19 •20 •21 •22 •23 •24 •25 •26 •27 Next Page•Last Page... came to stop their cars where we were and they said we should look out for a red golf as well as a brown toyota combi, and these cars were going to pass by with weapons, and the police went back. As we were still waiting there I think fifteen minutes elapsed when we saw a red golf, and when we ... Land Acts, we will speak about the Pass Laws, we will speak about the education problems that we are The police from the Swazi border said they have no problem. They were sympathetic with us, they can open for us that we can pass by, but it will depend on the South Africn police. As we passed the Swazi border and approached the South African police, the South African police said you are going ... MS GOBODO-MADIKIZELA: I will pass you on to the Chairperson, thank you. him said Comrade just take out your car and help these people escape and just say these are members of your staff so that they can be able to pass through. Along the way we were stopped by the roadblocks and this manager said no this is my staff at Sales House. We went back to Alex but even in ... MS R PATEL:: So then your impression of Mr Snyman being a soft-hearted person and not being able to even let the word to "kill" or "murder" pass his lips doesn’t really accord with the fact that a clear decision was taken in that meeting to kill these persons. ... people away from their natural right which is the ownership of the land and once they finished that then they knew that now they can say you can pass a law and in 1913 a land act was passed and by that time, men like Sol Plaaitjie, decided to form an organisation which was the ANC and that was ... MR RADEBE: We used to see each other. When I got to town I used to pass at the head office, then we used to meet. ... whole issue, as to who abducted Pat. They don't remember who abducted Pat, more especially the guys who are the officials, most of them tried to pass the buck. And then the family, along these lines, is very disturbed but we are not here to judge because now what we are here to listen to, is ... MR WILLIAMS: Do you know as a fact who was supposed to verify that information? Who had to pass the information on? MR McASLIN: And would it be correct to say that your superior officers were trying to pass off the incident as really a frolic of your own, something which happened without any authority? ... a satisfactory basis what their motive was, what the circumstances were, what the special objective was and whether or not it was proportional. To pass the buck the way they all did here from the lowest to the highest is evidence of the fact that they were not bona fide, that they merely entered ... ... that were held with him and the events at that particular point in time, you deal thereafter in paragraphs 31 and 32, with how it came to pass that you were then ultimately released from detention and in 33 through to 38, you then deal with your involvement with de Kock and his ... this process and I am no longer optimistic enough that I will get my son's bones, but maybe, seeing that you are still very young, a minute if I can pass away, then you will have to take over". ... MR DE KOCK: Yes Chairperson, there was a gate there which was locked and one had to pass the guards or the security division of Penge Mine and one had to collect the keys for the gate from them and the members in control of the security division there had to be informed as to how long one would be ... MS NARKEDIEN: Well, I don't know if we passed that hotel, but I know we passed most of the hotels, so probably we did pass that one. ... you were returning from Mishak, your brother-in-law's home, at the time you were fired at. Now the following is also a simple question, did you pass the police station before you were fired at or had you still to arrive at the police ... MR MBANE: When you go to that room you would pass the veranda and then go through that room. "Charl Naude told us that he had agents in Botswana and that he would arrange for one of those agents to pass on the information when Mnisi was in the vehicle and McKenzie not being in the vehicle at the time, so that the bomb could be activated by means of remote control." ... So the mere fact that a far stronger explosive device was used, and was placed at a point to which non suspecting members of the public had to pass, would you say that that was reasonable steps taken to avoid the possibility of injury to unsuspecting members of the public? According to you, ... |