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Search Resultsfor https://www.galaxus.ch/en/sector/showdiscussion/hack-snapchat-com-visit-kunghaccom-28qdy0w8-225114MR MASINGA: I used to visit them and I used to meet her there. MR RICHARDSON: No, it wasn't a coincident. What we figured out later we came with the conclusion that there were too many people coming to visit my home and we suspected that anyone of them would have informed the police. Then of course there were the general prison conditions of those days in terms of the fact that people were, Braam was allowed as other political prisoners one visit from one visitor once every six months for half an hour. He was allowed one letter once every six months and limited to five ... ... them. They would come on Saturdays, sit behind closed doors, discuss their issues and I would not say it was a meeting that was held and I would then I would be invited to such a meeting. I've never attended such a ... Then we realised that they were trying to destroy the workforce of the African National Congress. I was a teacher at a high school. I went to the police station to visit them, to pay them a visit. ... My husband left in 1963 on the 22nd of October. I stayed in this house until I was evicted by the police who use to harass me. I was pregnant when they took me to John Vorster Square and I stayed there for three days. They wanted me to tell them the truth and they also use to visit me at ... MR SITHOLE: Even today I cannot trust the authorities, and I will never trust them, but what I wrote here, I wrote it because I was with the ANC leadership, those who would pay us a visit, and they told us how to forward our applications. MS KAMA: I would like to finish off my story. Xolani was admitted in the hospital, we would go and visit him and Xolani was guarded by the police. He was under a police guard. We wanted to know why, but the police would tell us that he was just ordered to guard him. MR BERGER: You were asked this question, question 22 on page 68, did Mr Themba Khoza and Mr Humphrey Ndlovu visit kwaMadala after the attack and your answer, page 74, paragraph 22, is yes. MS PLAATJIES: I used to visit him. At times I would just spend a night there. And I was there for about a month. When my grandmother came to visit me with a policeman called Lukas, they took the handcuffs off, they gave me meat to eat and I was 15. After this visit to Vietnam the ANC formulated a new strategy for a "people's war". Officially it was termed "The Four Pillars of the Revolution - a Strategy for People's War." These pillars were I was dyeing, they must help, but they delayed, they didn't do anything until those who were supposed to go to court refused to do so until I was taken to hospital. I believe it is said that there was a stage when they opened the cell and I was put lying down inside a van without a mattress and I ... MR BETE: What happened was that Anele was just released from jail three days earlier because he used to break in and steal and so on, so my older brother was a policeman and he asked me if I was living with someone dirty here at home. When I asked him what he meant he said that a policeman was ... Let us start with the last aspect, this friendship aspect. Were the two of your social friends, did you visit each other at your respective homes? visit their offices, Mrs Derby-Lewis gave some preposterous ... I left the township for the hostel was that there was no one place that I was comfortable about. I did not have the financial muscle to pay the rent in the township so I moved to the ... MR VAN DER WALT: We were fairly good friends, we weren't, I won't say that we were such good friends that we would visit each other, but we were good friends. "Mohabi was released from detention in January 1982, he told me that one of the men who had taken him in October 1981 had been Joseph Mamasela. I know Joseph Mamasela as before the arrest of my son Mohabi, he used to visit us." ... to camps to be indoctrinated by the army and the JMC's and the airforce was to win their hearts and minds. The strategy worked. All of a sudden there were clubs calling themselves Lapoloa named after one of the TV programmes but their strategy was weak for it could not stop the peoples' ... |