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... 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 ...

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.

MS KHAMPEPE: Now, if you didn’t get time to conduct the interviews with the people on the list, why did you not pass over that information to Mrs Parker?

MR SKOSANA: Let me explain this. When we approached those houses, opposite Mr Shabangu's house there are houses. We had to pass those houses and we left him in between some of those houses, that is where he stood and observed and we continued to go and attack Joe's house on the other side of the ...

... and I fell again. I didn't realise then that I had been struck and when I tried to get up again I couldn't. While lying there, I saw someone pass and I, since that was an embankment, a steep slope, it appears as though this person was running there and had been struck because this person ...

... so that it can be handed over to the investigation unit. We will also appreciate receiving your medical records so that we can also pass that on. Thank you for sharing your story with us. We know that it is not an easy experience for ...

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 ...

MR MBAMBO: I would like to pass words of apology to Miss Zulu even though I was not present at the scene, I am involved in your attack and your injury. I regret this and I sincerely apologise for causing or rather for being the cause of the situation that you are in today. I request you to find ...

the onus is not on us Mr Chairman. We have we have displayed our assistance and our willingness to assist at all times but my learned friend can’t pass the buck to us. ...

MR LUTHULI: I knew him because his house was alongside the road, so on my way to the bus stop I would pass his home.

... Sana channel and it was only after he had received intelligence and information that he would decide whether it was in the interests of the ANC to pass it on. The ANC would not get all the information they got about was happening in South Africa, which they used for their ...

MR BENNETTS: On occasions we wouldn't pass the information on to the CID's, or anything, to follow up, we would follow up on it ourselves. If during one of these interrogations, we got information for example that X had firearms, we would go ourselves to whichever location, wherever, and go and ...

MR BOTHA: After a period of time that we spent there on the 1st of May we saw a white bakkie pass by our vehicle, Mr Barnard identified the bakkie at a distance and saw that it was Dr Webster accompanied by Maggie Freedman, he told me to drive slowly in the direction of Dr Webster, the balaclavas ...

CHAIRPERSON: Mrs Moikolane, we understand that you are very hurt. It would be better if they could inform you that your child has passed away and maybe afford you the opportunity to get his remains so that you can organise a proper funeral. What is much hurting is that you might be thinking he is ...

MR LEWIN: Thank you, Mamma. I think I will now pass back to the Chairperson, Yasmin for other questions. Thank you.

ADV GCABASHE: What you are saying is that it is possible that the other one was not there, he had gone off to pass water or whatever, it is possible?

MR HATTINGH: And we heard something of a heart by-pass operation that had to be paid?

MR NYAWUZA: Mr Makhanye, if I hear you correctly the deceased had come from the counter, he put the beers down and he went in the direction of the toilet. In what direction? Did he have to pass by your table or was the toilet away from your table?

MR RICHARD: That's not correct. The trial court had this report before it at the stage of sentence, not before trial and despite hearing it saw fit to pass the death sentence. That's where this report fits into the trial.