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... bridging funds to restore the classrooms, and we could never restore the hall. The ruins are still standing there, as a testimony. Everybody that pass it, hates it, but I can't help ...

very ten Saracens were used in Sharpeville to mow down people. So we were busy campaigning and fighting against the influx and pass laws. So we decided to protest and we got to Orlando East. Thereafter we were locked in.

12th Avenue at this stage having originally approached from yard no 35, so I was on my home to yard no 55, I then decided to turn into yard no 41 to pass on the message that came from the person whom I was from at yard no 35. Ignoring the spot light that was still concentrating on me and had just ...

... I've got the documents with me here, unfortunately. But if I can find the documents, I will try to make an effort to find them, I will try to pass them on to the ...

CHAIRMAN: We thank you very much. We are also deeply hurt. We don't know how we can ask God to fill your hearts and your souls with his oil so that you can be consoled. We pass our condolences to you and we have listened to your requests and we will try, as much as possible, to be of

MS SEROKE: Thank you Mama, I will pass on to our Father here.

... of all, we can only go by what we have and at the same time we are aware that that is not the complete picture. This area for example, besides a pass, a passing reference to the, to the SADF and the SAP involvement, we’ve heard very little of cross-border raids for example. We’ve heard ...

we got there we asked the police to take us to the Bophuthatswana police station so that we could look for my son. They said to us we don't have any pass to speak to those people or authorise them, go and ask them on your own so that you can get your son. We wondered whether they were not going ...

... 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 ...

... prison. Whilst we were still at (...indistinct) prison lawyers came looking for us. They found us there. I was injured. When I was trying to pass water I was bleeding. When we went to court before, they said they are looking for guns, because I'm a communist, but I said I'm not working ...

MS SEROKE:: Thank you sir, I will now pass you on to Dr Russell Ally.

know that these people used to come to this area, what I didn't understand was that next to my house, which was next to the fence, they were able to pass through to make a turn next door. I couldn't (?) no car was used in that direction because it was a cul-de-sac. ...

... back 20 years. You have the loss now and the silence that you were suffering. Thank you very much for that. I have no further questions. I will pass you back to the Chair, thank ...

MR MANTHATA: But when you leave Mamelodi you pass through Cullinan before you go to Vlakplaas.

MS SEROKE: We have listened to your story and then we will pass this to the next phase. You know that we don't have any powers to meet people's requests, but we will forward those to a further phase. Thank you.

When he came into the house, the one said, give us your pass and he didn't want to. He was pushed by the window and he went to stand outside.

... never a racist, I was never aggressive against anyone and my service period was in a period when black people didn't have any rights. They had the pass law. I once compiled a report where I said that it is impossible, I referred to the Bill of Rights that was from England in those days and I ...

... trouble. The comrades were in multitude in the yard and others were outside and the police did not even start anything. The police would come and pass then they would go back again. I said to myself maybe they are afraid of these people because they are in multitude. That is where I would ...

All these things happened at Mutatema. Let me pass the issue of Mutatema, I want to tell you about Wilson Mashego. He was a detective at that time, he assaulted me from 1984. e used to come to my home with the police and soldiers wearing camouflage. He assaulted me from 1985 until 1988. He ...

out the very same night. And then I took whatever I took even though the house was guarded. They came hourly. After one hour they would pass by, some would knock. They would come inside. They took every material that I had in the house. They took my books and everything.