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MR JONKER: Mr Koekemoer, I believe he was a Lieutenant at that stage, how often did he visit Vlakplaas?

MR LAX: What I would like to ask you is what about those who were killed before the attack, who were the reason why you went to visit your relatives there, who were those people? Do you understand, you are looking puzzled?

... minute just to try and illustrate this that let's suppose it's the end of the month, we all have money. You go into Sandton City, into Hyperama to shop. There's a lot of people, pandemonium and all that. If I can take out my weapon in that shop, shoot in the air, people scatter, you regroup ...

EXAMINATION BY MR PANDAY: Thank you. Mr Kweyama, is it correct that you had originally applied for indemnity relating to a robbery that took place at the Isipingo gun shop on the 22nd of April 1993?

MR NGOBESE: I had a tuck shop at home and another thing which we have also experienced was that Mr Dingidawo would force us to close down our tuck shops. On the 12th or on the 11th, I’m not sure, we decided that we were going to hold a meeting at home. We held that meeting at home. Myself, ...

MR BELLINGAN: Some of the top management and I think some people from the credit card division as well Mr Chairman.

... Truth and Reconciliation Commission would liaise with the leadership of the ANC to investigate the atrocities perpetrated by the notorious Donald Card and others on the Gwentshe family in particular and I would also be pleased, especially outside the borders of this country, the acts that have ...

I was not recruited at the time into MK, or into the Wentworth Unit. I used to often visit the Allan Taylor residence, listen to Radio Freedom and read the voice of the ANC in exile, Setchaba. I listened to discussions, particularly at the Allan Taylor residence by the students, all of which ...

MS PATEL: Did they visit each other?

MS LOONAT: Do you have proof that you're a member? Are you a card-carrying member of the ANC?

CHAIRPERSON: Sorry, Mr Ramdas, when you say you're a member of the IFP, were you a card carrying member? Had you actually formally gone and joined and became a member of the IFP or were you, by saying you're a member are you saying that you were a supporter?

MR MNCWANGO: No. I was not a member. I was not a card-carrying member of any political party at the time.

MR MPUNGOSE: Not on my person and they did not show me anything. They actually searched my case. I remember the IFP membership card, I cannot testify about the other things which they claimed to have found. One other thing that they found in the bag was a small container, polish container which ...

"... by whom it was formed. A group of community leaders did visit me, although I wouldn't remember all of them".

MR MNGAZA: Donald Card came at two am. He arrested me from home. Some,

... He came back from prison and when he came back to the area everybody who resided in that area was a member of Inkatha and they were told not to visit a certain house. They were forced to be members of Inkatha. They were ...

MS TANZER: Could you say though that every IFP member or Youth Brigade member, was carrying a card? Did he have to carry a certain card to be a member?

... distributing pamphlets at Everest. These pamphlets were saying people should not get confused as to what was happening, the fighting is actually between the ANC, is actually between amaZulu and the amaXhosa so that it is not between the ANC and the IFP. The pamphlets were actually bearing Cosatu ...

MR DEHAL: And you received instructions from your senior to eliminate Mr Lembede and acted in the pursuance of those instructions albeit only by driving the vehicle and the persons to the shop and back. Correct?

MR VISSER: Let us talk, for a moment, about Mr Ngo. Did you visit Mr Ngo while he was in prison at any stage?