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Mr Mbongwa, we have at this hearing present persons who happened to be injured during the bombing at the Mobeni Post Office. They were ordinary civilians and they are here now. What would you say to them, what message would you pass to them?

... law and order, there were many fights, there was lots of unrest in Crossroads. We put up blockades in roads so that private vehicles could not pass there. We did many things. These people do not mention these things, like Mr ...

But that's what I can offer you as a preliminary explanation now. Hopefully we will be able to follow up on some of this, but I don't really have anything more to ask you; just to pass my condolences and I will hand you back to the Chairperson.

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 ...

DR RANDERA: Two points, Mr Senatle. You said you had the photographs that you wanted to show to us. Perhaps you can pass that to us, okay? My second question is related to all these times that you were tortured. Did you ever lay any

DR BORAINE: Thank you. Will you please be seated. Mrs Mokhonwana, just before I pass on the proceedings to my colleague, Tom Manthata, could I just ask you who is with you today, who is sitting next to you?

... and used by the apartheid regime. It was not only racist legislation, such as the Group Areas Act, the Population Registration Act and the Pass laws which was an integral part of the apartheid system. It was not only the security laws, such as the Internal Security Act, the Terrorism ...

PROF. MEIRING: I just want to one ask one more question and then I’ll pass onto my colleagues. What happened to you, that you, being a lady was arrested and brutalised. Did that happen very often ? Were there many women who suffered from the Boputhatswana police ? What happened to you was very ...

MR KOTA: Yes, they took the longer alternative route, because this other one was very short. They couldn't pass because they were being shot at.

MS HLEKANI: Because I am highly dependent on my father I told myself that when I pass standard 10 I am going to pursue nursing studies so that I will be able to get some allowance, and when I qualify I will try and further my studies at university level.

that at that - should I say - hot weather, anybody would sit inside the house and close the windows. So I then decided that the best thing, I would pass and come back later on. I left the house and then later on in the evening, I arrived at the place. I knocked at the door and I was warmly ...

... the problem and report later. I don't know whether to call it a culture or what but there was this tendency that you would do something and let it pass, but in this particular instance I informed them about the whole situation and told them that I went to the police and got permission from the ...

MR ALBERTS: Were you waiting for him at that time? Did you know that he was going to pass by there?

Now I am not asking you to pass judgment on the correctness or other, or anything else about your wife's statement. But I want you to please look at Annexure, page 30, the description of Mr Mandela's house and the contents of your wife's statement. Does Mr Mandela - inclusion of Mr Mandela's name ...

Is that your work, Chairperson, as we build reconciliation? Because I get angry when I pass that wall. I get angry that the women's own suffering is not being recognised by this country. I get angry because the TRC is silent about that. Because it is happening now. It is not happening in the ...

I was given the responsibility to pass on the order to manufacture a device, an IED Mr Chairman, which was being used. That communication came from somewhere, I do not know from where, it was not from my section it came from somewhere and it went back to probably wherever it came from Mr Chairman.

this hall, maybe Reverend Khumalo himself is present here, we do extend an invitation to him and even who know that probably he's not here to please pass on the message to him so that he is aware of the fact that he needs to come forward and give an account and also explain to us his side of the ...

MR KULMAN: I do not want the Commission to take Donné's death in a special way. She did pass away. I sympathise with the family. However there are a lot of people who passed away. Especially Africans. Her death was within the policies of APLA. APLA was engaged in a war. Her death was not far from ...

MS SOOKA: I'm going to pass back to the Chairperson, because the other Commissioners will ask you some questions as well.

I will pass over to the Chairperson.