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... for amnesty, and I have suggested the one of expiation when they are truly not entitled to it by telling a mass of untruths, they certainly do not pass the first requirement in sub-section 2 of Section ...

... to do with violence and killing in its most gruesome forms on a daily basis. One would be narrowly involved in investigations, colleagues would pass away and in the process one's memory would fade. I can also assure you that it is not only I, but if you were to return and consult with some ...

MR BIZOS: Yes, we'll make some reference to that. Now I'll just pass this around to my learned friends so they can have a look at it and assure them that I will give them a copy.

MR LEKABE: As you've put this question now, I have documents which verified people who were taking sides in Mololeke. They were taken by members of SDU and they were given to their friends. I hope that if this Commission will allow me, I would pass over these documents.

Charles Sebe's lady friend to find out what information she has received, what information she is to pass on to his followers if he had any, but to extend that to a sister of this lady and to subject her to the kind of torture that she has been subjected to is something that cannot be easily ...

But we also want you to know that no matter what, that we as members of the TRC do sympathise with you, and we pass our condolences to your families, because no matter how they died, but you have lost your loved ones. And we as the TRC people are trying to rehabilitate the people and let them get ...

... also effected the people who were aligned with the councillors. So within this area there was a conflict between the, among the students and pass, students organisation, PASO and COSAS. At the very same time there was also the taxi violence. So Vosloorus became a hot bed area, because ...

else from your organisation in prison with you who got visits, surely you can tell them that you wanted to speak to the leaders as well. They could pass on the message for you, they could tell them that you were interested in finding out more about the TRC and possible amnesty, isn't that an ...

... the Africans at large, things that were ...(indistinct) by the Government of the day. If people can remember there were even laws that were passed where the Africans would be placed in the reserved areas, the remote areas. With the aim of surplus labour for the farmers and the other ...

MR BOOYENS: Oh, I see. But he didn’t pass any comment as to express surprise whether the car was there or not there or gave any explanation for this peculiar behaviour of his?

... couldn't even walk in that street. It is a main street that goes to Queue township, goes to the taxis. It is always busy. People couldn't even pass comfortably, you are being stabbed, you are being shot. I said but what kind of life is ...

MR VAN HEERDEN: Could you then not pass over the problem to another district or region?

MR SIBANYONI: So there were instances where you would infiltrate, gather information and pass it to the normal police?

MR VAN DER SCHYFF: I saw two people walk pass the Honda, there I saw two people standing, Commandant Kloppers and Deon Martin. They stood at the Honda.

MS TANZER: As you left the hostel, did you pass under a bridge and come out into a big open field located a few minutes away from the hostel?

MR KNOETZE: Mr Chairman, I must say we find all this very surprising. I don't want to pass the blame but the copying of the documents done in your possession was not done by us.

MS F MOLETE: This thing that I am referring to, that is the camouflage clothes. They used to pass at my shack at number 17, because there's a tarred road running just next to my shack, so we used to see them on a daily basis.

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?

"I opened the door with my security pass and a slender youngish man came forward. He introduced himself as Henri and gave the surname. Who was this person whom I had never seen until that moment? Who did not know me, who had no anger towards me, whom I did not hate, for whom I was just a figure? ...

MR HATTINGH: Yes, but you could not be certain that a military patrol would not pass there?