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... sitting is restarting we're going to be having again the TRC Amnesty Committee hearing is going to be listening to the killings of Mrs Madikizela Mandela again, about the fourteen year old Stompie. Surely somebody like her is entitled to say "Is that not enough? Am I not entitled to my ...

MR MOTLOUNG: What motivated me to join politics was the situation under which we lived under white people at that place. After Nelson Mandela was released from prison we were happy about that, but after that the white people were attacking us, spraying us with the teargas because they were not ...

then it happened that Winnie Mandela encouraged us again thatwe should join with these Advisory Boards, the so-called town councillors. Andthen we started to join up with the Town Council. My wife went in there as acouncillor. I couldn't get in there because I was on the banned list, I ...

... these type of discussions. There was nothing sinister about that, that I and other NI members were part of the negotiating process. Also Mr Mandela and the ANC wanted to keep these discussions confidential. ...

"No, I did not specifically gather information, but what I heard - okay, what we also knew is that Tiso was the driver of Mrs Winnie Mandela and the fact that they were robbers. That is all that we afterwards ..."

... conserve that which God has given us, even though the world says whatever it says. We must remain thankful that I should never have to report to Mandela or De Klerk. You and I will answer to God and we must answer to the question what did you do to the property that I gave ...

There is also another incident where we were requested by the comrades from Mandela to go and give them a hand because their comrades were not in, they were actually in short supply and they were facing the hostel. They were harassed by the police. The police station at Thokoza was not working. ...

before, our current President, Nelson Mandela was set free in the

MR BRITZ: He told us that they were involved in the operation in Nelspruit, but there was another person and this was the driver of Mrs Mandela, that this was a trained person and that he had to be eliminated and his body had to be destroyed.

"That's where the children from Mandela comes from"

ADV BOSMAN: Thank you Mr Chairperson. Mr Ngobeni, at the time of the incidents, except perhaps for the first one, I'm not sure of my dates, the former President Nelson Mandela had already been released.

... the extent that he has asked me to ask you to grant him an indulgence just to state clearly what is evidence is in regard to State President Nelson Mandela, because there was news report in the Beeld of this morning, charging that Mr Nelson Mandela covered up investigations and we believe that it ...

MR NHLAPO: At Mandela squatter camp.

... the extent that he has asked me to ask you to grant him an indulgence just to state clearly what is evidence is in regard to State President Nelson Mandela, because there was news report in the Beeld of this morning, charging that Mr Nelson Mandela covered up investigations and we believe that it ...

He obtained the most votes on the ANC Executive Committee election which too place not long before that. He actually obtained more votes than Mr Mbeki, so we just assumed that he would be Mr Mandela’s successor.

MR SHANE: Mr Nkosi, can you, is it correct you were a member of the ANC and the SDU in Mandela Section, and you were a Commander of that SDU?

... that, we will carry on with our missions. It was not the only incident that we would perform there. Now after the call by the President, Nelson Mandela, that we should remain calm, it's then that we decided to not carry on. So according to our analysis at that point in time we thought we ...

And then we say in 6.4.4., Walus admitted in his evidence that he had once driven past Mr Mandela’s house during the summer of ‘92/’93. Walus is deliberately evasive about exactly when he drove past Mr Mandela’s house, after he admitted that he usually drove his brother’s white bakkie which his ...

"We were at Mandela Square squatter camp, that is where we came together and discussed the issue of eradicating these people. Patrick Moloisane, Nicholas Mayani, Ou Bench, Christian Bosman and myself. The five names that I have mentioned, I have indicated before that we were the SDU's."

After the withdrawal of Mr de Klerk from the government of national unity obviously the situation changed. Let me just say this, after we briefed Mr Mandela in August '94 and explained the security measures to him, he indicated that we should maintain it as it is at that time.