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toyi-toyiExplanation A scholar who was shot by a named member of the SAP on 21 January 1987 in Komga, Cape, when police opened fire on a toyi-toying crowd. Mr Mfono was confined to a wheelchair until his death three years later at Frere hospital, East London. Was shot and injured by members of the SAP near Crossroads, Cape Town, in 1986, while toyi-toying during protests. A week later he was severely assaulted by members of the SAP. Was shot and injured by members of the SAP in Aliwal North, Cape, in March 1985, while toyi-toying with a crowd of protesters during intense political conflict and unrest. An ANC supporter who was shot in the leg while attending a funeral on 9 September 1985 in Whittlesea, Ciskei. Members of the Ciskei Police opened fire at a group of mourners toyi-toying at the funeral. Was shot by members of the SAP who opened fire on a group of toyi-toying youths in Bloemfontein in May 1986. On 21 January 1992, Mr Mbhele was arrested and assaulted by members of the SAP in Bloemfontein when he attempted to speak on behalf of a group of hawkers. A UDF supporter who was shot dead when members of the SADF opened fire on youths toyi-toying in Umlazi, Durban in August 1986. A UDF supporter who was shot and severely injured by a named member of the SAP in Mossel Bay, Cape, on 5 June 1986. He was shot near a toyi-toying crowd who had apparently stoned a policeman’s house. Mr Van Aswegen was then charged with public violence but was acquitted. Was shot by members of the SAP in Port Alfred, Cape, on 16 June 1993 while he was passing a toyi-toying group marching to a rally to commemorate the Soweto uprising. An ANC supporter who was detained and severely beaten by members of the SAP in Bloem-fontein, in March 1989. He was one of an unknown number of youths who had been toyi-toying and were taken to the police station, where they were beaten. An ANC supporter who was detained and severely beaten by members of the SAP in Reddersburg, Orange Free State (OFS), in March 1989. He was one of an unknown number of youths who had been toyi-toying and were taken to the police station, where they were beaten. Was shot dead when members of an SAP patrol opened fire on toyi-toying youths in KwaNobuhle, Uitenhage, Cape on 28 May 1986. An ANC supporter who was shot dead in Daggakraal, Newcastle, Natal, on 25 July 1990, when members of the SAP opened fire on a crowd of people toyi-toying to celebrate the release of a colleague from detention. An ANC supporter who was detained and severely beaten by members of the SAP at the Reddersburg police station, OFS, in March 1988, after toyi-toying with others during a political demonstration. A South African Youth Congress (SAYCO) member who was shot in the arm by members of the SAP while he was participating in a toyi-toyi during political unrest in Duncan Village, East London, during August 1985 Was shot dead by members of the SAP and SADF while participating in a toyi-toyi at Centerton, near Hankey, Cape, on 25 May 1986. An ANC supporter who was shot and injured by Inkatha supporters at Emagadini, KwaZulu, near Mtunzini, Natal, on 3 March 1990. Mr Mthethwa and other young people were toyi-toying and singing freedom songs when they were attacked. An ANC supporter who was shot in the thigh in KwaNobuhle, Uitenhage, Cape, in April 1993 when members of the SAP opened fire on toyi-toying youths protesting against the killing of SACP leader, Chris Hani. Was severely injured when members of the SAP threw teargas cannisters at her and shot her in Mpophomeni, KwaZulu, near Howick, Natal, on 11 September 1985. She had allegedly contravened the emergency regulations by toyi-toying in the street. Was suffocated by teargas when a teargas canister was thrown into her house at Elliot, Cape, in 1990 by members of the SAP who were trying to disperse a crowd of people toyi-toying in the township. An ANC supporter who was shot in June 1976 when members of the SAP opened fire on a toyi-toyi demonstration in Dukathole, Aliwal North, Cape. Mr Sephaka was not part of the demonstration. |