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right-wing attacksExplanation Showing 581 to 600 of 1017 First Page•Previous Page 26 •27 •28 •29 •30 •31 •32 •33 •34 Next Page•Last Page... while you pause there for a moment, I've already referred the Committee in bundle 5 at page 3 under the caption MK in action, you will find various attacks set out for which the ANC SACP Alliance and MK of course accepted responsibility and if you go to page 4, right at the bottom of that page on ... attack in 1981 at Voortrekkerhoogte, the limpet mine attack on the Impala electrical sub-station that the ANC accepted responsibility for both these attacks. You have referred to Seshaba October 1991, that Visser and Nel handled these dossiers, that a certain Philemon Molefe was arrested in ... MR PRINSLOO: At that stage, was there a rather high or low intensity of attacks by the ANC/SACP alliance on the Republic? ... eleven firearms and five magazines were stolen. The political objective was to obtain weapons to protect ANC members in the KwaMakhuta area from attacks by members of the ANC. The operation was approved by their Unit Commander Sipho Gumede, who told them of the gun shop. There were five ... MR LAMEY: Can you remember that Mr Khan was identified as a person who actively supported the PAC by accommodating them and from where attacks were then launched against the people in the country, in the RSA? ... the people of King William's Town and the Border regions and the neighbouring parts to try and protect themselves and defend themselves against the attacks from the government of Brigadier Gozo. And the only enemy was the African National Congress. The only enemy of the government. At the time ... MR MORWAENG: I know that because we used to attend meetings with them. Then even after the attacks, members of the community would testify to that effect. His name was mentioned many times. ... affecting taxis in the area in which a number of ANC members were targeted and killed. These incidents were regarded as politically motivated attacks on the ANC and its members by anti-ANC elements within the taxi industry. The ANC and SDU leadership decided that this calls for retaliation ... MR KOOPEDI: I see, is it correct that you are also applying for amnesty for having planned an executed all these attacks, is that correct? ... official organ of the ANC and it's clear, it's also clear that if one has a look at the cover of Exhibit B, on the left hand side it says Apartheid Attacks Soft Targets", there's Maputo on the 30th January 1981, Maseru the 9th December 1982 and Gaberone, the 14th June 1985 which was the day ... CHAIRPERSON: But you were charged with some other attacks including these ones that are referred to in Exhibit A? ... of Constable Vuma as a target was done by the unit itself. Constable Vuma was a notorious policeman from Mamelodi who was involved in various attacks on members of the community and was accordingly regarded as a political target by the ... ... was a lot of tension between the ANC, the police and the IFP. There was war going on. The IFP as well as the police were carrying out sporadic attacks on the members of the community to create a state of unrest. The community had no means of protecting ... MR SCHOON: Paragraph 17, due to the control which the security forces maintained within the borders of the RSA, most of these attacks were orchestrated from the RSA’s neighbouring states, Botswana, Swaziland, Mozambique and Lesotho. In this regard I refer to the general background as sketched in ... ... of the said offences and that he acted on its behalf. He further testified that both Mbokazi and Shandu were IFP supporters who instigated attacks on ANC ... MR PRINSLOO: And, Mr de Kock, at that stage, were there many attacks which were launched by the ANC from Swaziland? MR PIENAAR: Yes, I received feedback that there had been very important documents among those papers which contained certain plans for attacks in Natal. We talk about the identification of what the ANC termed legitimate targets in paragraph 25, the creation of no-go areas, in paragraph 26, and their attacks on government infrastructural targets during the sabotage phase in paragraph 27, which later became directed at persons, Chairperson, ... but I remember that when we were talking about these targets they said they wanted -they suggested that what if they keep those grenades for further attacks, so that if they were being attacked they should defend with those grenades. We told them that those handgrenades were supposed to be thrown ... ... during the time of conflict and political violence at the time. We were not engaged in a conventional war where the sides could be identified and attacks were limited against visible enemies. It was an unconventional war situation as was explained by Gen Steyn in his evidence. During this ... |
