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right-wing attacksExplanation Showing 901 to 920 of 1017 First Page•Previous Page 42 •43 •44 •45 •46 •47 •48 •49 •50 Next Page•Last PageADV RHOODE: Didn't any of your friends or their families suffer any harm in the so-called terrorist attacks which were launched at that time? They could have blown up the prison, the could have poisoned him, put poison in his soup for example. My instruction was to determine which chemical and biological weapons could be used against him and to protect him against such attacks. applicant states that he was arrested immediately after having purchased the firearm and that he purchased it in order to protect his community from attacks by supporters of the Inkatha Freedom Party and other organisations who were not in favour of the general elections which were to take place ... This activity of violent confrontation tool many forms including attacks by members of the oppressed people's against apartheid and so forth. ... to a Mr Nkosi but he deserted it because of violence and it was subsequently occupied by the IFP who used it as their base from where they launched attacks against the community. The late Thabo Sibeko, who was the commander of Tambo/Slovo section at the time, issued an order that the house ... MR ALBERTS: And after the attacks on these houses, did you all go back, where did you go to then? Now, we were told that these conflicts between the gangsters and the students took the form of open attacks of the gangsters attacking the students. ... could have been identified. Also with regard to situations such as, for example Swaziland, where photographs were taken of persons and in other attacks the photographs of the deceased came to us at Vlakplaas for the askaris to identify. And where there was any doubt whether or not the ... stage of these events, there was a war as it was observed by this situation, the conventional methods were not applicable, there were explosions and attacks the order of the day. If we look at the methods that were used to take a person to a farm and interrogate that person, with respect it is ... MR MGANDELA: I cannot remember because we were still new at the time and secondly, during our training we went there to acquire training in order to be able to launch attacks. We did not pay much attention to those things. That is why I cannot remember today. MR KOOPEDI: And these attacks, do you regard them as being part of that war? MR CORNELIUS: The only reason why I'm really cross-examining here is because attacks the credibility of my client. "we know we cannot win a conventional war which is what the racist regime wants, that we shall fight them in the kitchen, the factories and in the streets with surprise attacks." MR MAZWI: As I said before, that the comrades from Port St Johns told us about their problem. They mentioned something about disturbances and arms and attacks were expected. MS SOOKA: There are also allegations that when the attacks stopped that these people were picked up by the Caspers as well, has that been confirmed by people you know? ... for the record that we did try so that people do not perceive the process as being an opportunity only for those people who were victims of Witdoek ... ... that - far from being a successful raid on trained liberation forces - many innocents unconnected with the conflict had been killed in these attacks. So, to some extent the balance was restored, though I doubt that complete balance was achieved. Of course, it must be remembered that it was ... ... a limpet mine and training in its activation from Ninela. They needed the mine to launch a pre-emptive attack on an IFP dominated area from which attacks had been launched on the area they resided in at the time. He confirmed that he and his late brother had gone to place the mine that had ... The second applicant, Mandla Michael Yende testified that he joined the PAC in 1986 through AZANYU and in the same year was recruited by the first applicant, who trained him, to APLA. He confirmed the First applicant's testimony of how the attacks were executed. ... Party, at the time of the murder. They were involved in political activities, including the protection of their area, Zamani Reserve, against attacks from their political foe, the Inkatha Freedom Party ("IFP"). While they were present at a camp organised for the purpose of defending their ... |