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MR PRIOR: How did he pass away?

... anyone after 8 o'clock at night in the location in the streets and a person like myself who was wearing ordinary location clothes, would not even pass by, so he is the one, he had a hand in the killing of my friend and he did not like people like us in the ...

... those roads. We have stayed there for three days reconnoitring that place. After we find that there was no car in the whole three days that has passed through that road, then we decided that only a military vehicle and a helicopter, then the helicopter, they were having another observation ...

MR CORNELIUS: But you come in from Pretoria's side, you pass Rob Ferreira Hospital on the right-hand side and then if you drive straight you drive right past the police station on your way to kaNyamazane.

MR PRIOR: And you allowed the vehicle then to pass over the bridge?

... said that your child had been killed whilst he was just an innocent person. We also do want to take your request into consideration. However, we pass the recommendations to the State President. He makes a final decision as to what should be done so that we may promote reconciliation. Thank ...

... people. Then people took a decision to walk to Kwanubushle and then we got united and we held hands so that the oncoming traffic should be able to pass by. We were singing. There was this hippo still driving past and back. It kept on doing that until we got to Mittas store and this casper ...

... died during the course of the conflict or were killed and that may explain the gap in the information that the people you would have expected to pass it on are no longer available to do ...

MR ACKERMAN: Yes,please. Could my wife please pass me my jacket? I remarried two years ago. Thankyou Advocate.

... the evidence of your daughter, of Florence and we could come back to you if there’s something you want to add to what you’ve said. So would you pass the mike to Florence please. [indistinct] going to switch that mike on please, ...

MRS MATSHAYA: Between the two villages, Mangwo and Nopolele people would fight against each other. Year after year people would pass away, maybe one person this side and one person that side.

MR KOPEDI: Well, I don't understand the answer, but I will let it pass. I have no further questions for this witness.

... he doesn't want to co-operate. We can't release him, we can't charge him and this seems to be the only way out". And that is what then came to pass. We don't need to go into the details, Chairperson, but you heard the somewhat emotional evidence of Mr Wasserman, of how exactly it came about ...

MR VALLY: I am afraid that this wasn't, we will immediately make it available to my learned friend. I need to pose the question, we don't have questions of it and I will pass it on to him, right now.

CHAIRPERSON: I told you the other day, we can pass the ball well enough. We just refuse amnesty.

MS CAMBANIS: Sir, unfortunately I only have a copy in English, can I perhaps pass this on to you?

MR MAPOMA: Now when did you pass standard 10?

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?