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CHAIRPERSON: Mr Prior, I need to give an instruction. I think the evidence investigator or some investigator be requested to go and visit Mr Barnard and perhaps get a written withdrawal of some sort.

ADV DE JAGER: Did they visit the cells or the room where Kondile was kept?

What about you? --- And myself also, I'm a card-carrying member of the ANC.

MR WESSELS: Now I am presently dealing with the first visit to General Kawe when you were instructed as you say that only you and Bra Mos were to make statements. At that stage, on that occasion, that first occasion was there talk of the destroying of the case?

MR KHUMALO: We left Yamile's house and rode and parked outside the post office. The post office was closed to Mr Khuzwayo's shop.

... was the Head of the South African Police Intelligence Service, during which he warned me that a complete group of the press would be permitted to visit Vlakplaas and take photographs and be shown around, and we very hastily removed all weapons from ...

came to them and my boy started crying. I said to him please, do not cry, you will come back home. The police didn't say anything to me. There were two of them. They started their car. What surprised me they took a different direction, a direction that I do not know at all. After they have left ...

... was a credit card which was issued under a false name, which was used by the members for the purposes of obtaining funds which were paid into this account from the Secret Account for use during operations and so forth, is that ...

MR MEMANI: Presumably the fact that it was taken with his permission and it was an arrangement between Mr Ngo and Mr Venter that led to Mr Ngo being in possession of the vehicle, you did not record the fact of Mr Venter's visit in the occurrence book?

MR NOSENGA: Yes. From the last house that I shot in, there is a main route, a taxi route, and there is a big shop around there, as well as a taxi rank. We proceeded as if we were going towards Sharpeville, but before we got there, there is a clump of trees and there are a lot of shacks around ...

MR KUNY: She also says that on that particular day Mrs Mandela had returned from a visit in the Cape where she had seen her husband, Mr Nelson Mandela, are you aware of that?

MR McPHERSON: We met Craig Williamson at a pub there, an old pub. I think it was 300 years old. It was quite unique to visit such a place.

CHAIRPERSON: I suppose we will now be proceeding to the next application which will be that of Mr Gift Sekitla Moses Mohasa. Mr Mthembu?

for the attack on the deceased. We are satisfied that the deceased was killed in the course of an abortive attempt to rob the deceased's shop. It accordingly follows that the murder does not constitute an act associated with a political objective as envisaged in the Act. Applicants have, ...

MR MAKANJEE: Just getting back to the incident of the actual shooting of the two gentlemen, can you describe - I see that the widow of one of the victims is present, can you describe for the Panel exactly what occurred at the shop on that day?

MR BOTHA: Although in '88 I went to South West. So one could probably also view that as a form of an instruction to visit South West Africa.

MR RICHARDSON: Others would come and visit, but they were still staying in their homes, but those that I have mentioned, were staying there.

when I was going on duty this teacher came to visit us. He introduced him as Matthew

... they are asking for support. Then she agreed to go with them, because the main issue at that time, was that they intended to ban the Rev Ngwani's shop, who was regarded as an informer. They did that. What I remember well, when they arrived at my home it was nine o'clock in the evening. They ...

MR MALAN: And to the best of your recollection, the only contact made with the relatives was that one visit to that corrugated iron house when you spoke to the lady?