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CHAIRPERSON: But you came through veld to get where you were, or did you have to pass other shacks to get to where you were where you placed the bomb?

MR NGXONGO: When I made this application it is not clear on my application about the involvement of the leaders of IFP therefore if this application were to pass in any hands of a member of IFP they were going to approve it and they were not going to return it back to me.

PROF MEIRING: When did your husband pass away?

She said that she was coming from work - from the hospital - and that she was standing at the stop street as the - so that the cars could pass and she saw him coming from the direction of Danie Theron Street from the telephone booth in the direction of Bird Street. But he was running and he ...

... help us also if you, if you get any new information as to the whereabouts of these people, exactly where they based, if you get that information to pass it on to us because what often happens is this is almost more than ten years ago and they move from police station to police station so we can ...

... one in it. They took them out from the room. They told my parents that when they come to the hospital they shall bring their IDs with. If their pass do not have my surname, they shall not come to the hospital to visit me. I end ...

While walking though this township my friend left for their various homes, but unfortunately I had to pass a house where a policeman and his wife were living. His name was Johannes Stroebel - Inspector Johannes Stroebel, when I arrived there - when I crossed the park I saw their children and ...

We went to the scene. When we arrived at the scene at Roosevelt and Fourth we were shot at. Then we stopped. We radioed our office that we cannot pass through there because we were shot. The people are shooting us from the hostel. There came a police Casper who went in front of that person. ...

MR MATALA: I think from the homestead of the deceased to his homestead, we only pass one homestead or one kraal.

MR SHANGE: Yes, only people from Mashiwane and Nkwale. The bus would leave Wittlespruit and pass Nkwale and Mashiwane will be the last stop.

CHAIRPERSON: I don't think I'm going to allow that. We are concerned with the amnesty application by people who have applied before us. We are not going to pass judgment on Mr Taylor, we're not going to make an assessment on Mr Taylor's achievements or demerits. Do you understand?

... is any question that Commissioner Motata has regarding either Exhibit A or the written argument to which I have just referred, he could perhaps pass on his concerns or questions to me and I can deal with them at any stage, either today or later, it doesn't matter Chairperson. Chairperson, ...

... 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 ...

MR LAX: Well an ambush is not to arrest people, an ambush is to kill people? You set up and you lie and wait and you open fire when they pass you? Isn't that an ambush?

CHAIRPERSON: But why could you not have stopped it and said "Listen I am the Commissioner, it will not pass me because I do not agree with the incident"?

ADV GCABASHE: Now that information she was going to pass onto Mr Mkhonza, yes?

... it goes back, he will follow - it will be followed up by the instruction if there was an instruction. There will be a way, not by planning or passport to infiltrate the country but the commander that rule that commander like in the case of Tapin, Maseko will send a message, not through the ...

CHAIRPERSON: Tell me Mr Mhlongo, what standard did you eventually pass?

... by the informer, and then there was also More's infiltration, and one had to prevent that the two did not clash. So quite some time would have to pass, one wouldn't be able to conduct this within a short period of time, I would say a number of ...

MS KHAMPEPE: Mr Mkhulutha, you truly believed that Mr Mpisane could have a meeting, secret meeting as an informer with members of the ISU in such a place which you yourself explain as being quite visible to anyone going pass the street?