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CHAIRPERSON: Did anybody higher up in the organisation, above your commander for example, ever visit the area and come and say to you, "Listen, this killing's got to stop, this is no good", did anyone ever remonstrate to you for doing this, within the IFP?

MR BIZOS: When we were here during the June/July hearing, did you have friendly discussions with Mr van Zyl, in and around the hearing room or did he visit you during the adjournments where you kept apart by your guards?

MR BEESLAAR: No, they were never allowed to visit the security branch office.

They handed me over to a man named Donald Card at the police station in Cambridge.

MR BESTER: On one piece of paper he sketched the arcade, the coffee shop and the parking area, more-or-less.

MR SITYODAMA: I looked at the data base, where there is an entry of each and every member's date of joining the Organisation. There is even a card there that has got all the information.

MR LESHOMO: Do you mean a card-carrying member?

MR MDLETSHE: In the Mona area, this did not happen. I started having problems when I went to Driefontein, where I had gone to visit friends.

To summarize, we believe that we've had no sweetheart deals, no sweat shop labour in the Rembrandt group, no regular (unclear) protection and yet substantially higher returns on investments outside the country than inside. In the same investments fields by the same management. Admitting that we ...

... that funeral I learnt that he was detained in Xala and he pretended to be ill and then he was taken to hospital. That is where we were able to visit him and see him. ...

I am requesting to start in 1989 about what happened to me in 1989. My house was burnt down. My husband was a Councillor in Mdantsane at the time. Secondly in 1989 when Gqozo had taken over, my shop was also burnt down.

MS ANDERSON: A week after the Botswana raid, when the house in which the Mike Hamlyn was killed, was attacked. The Botswana Government came to visit me and said they suspected that I was actually the target of the attack, they could not protect me, and they gave me 24 hours notice to leave ...

MS ANDERSON: A week after the Botswana raid, when the house in which the Mike Hamlyn was killed, was attacked. The Botswana Government came to visit me and said they suspected that I was actually the target of the attack, they could not protect me, and they gave me 24 hours notice to leave ...

MR KUNENE: Yes because we're not too sure as to where was the house and when Tedi came to say that he does have a shop in Dobsonville which was a shopping complex and it was clearly stated Bradon's shop, I think it was written Bradon and those, even that one, I think it had a grille or something so ...

MS LOONAT: Are you a card carrying member and have you got proof of that?

CHAIRPERSON: And performed this robbery in the shop?

MR MANTHATA: You talked about a situation where a shop was being burnt down and then there was confusion and your son got killed in the process. Was this being done by students at that time or by the youth?

JUDGE NGOEPE: Mr Memani, the point I was trying to make was that, if there is no evidence that the witness did thereafter go and visit Mr Ngo at Venter’s house you can’t put it the way you put it. You can’t say: "Is it true that that you did go and and and and visit Mr Ngo at Venter’s house"? ...

But in the shop, in front of unknown people, that is not the forum to make any confessions of anything which may have happened in the past. That was the forum for such exposures would be here at either the Committee or the TRC, not in front of complete strangers.

... the same document, I want to ask you the entry under Item 8, that was 13h00, 11 June 1988. Reference is made to Syvert, Engelbrecht and Wilkin who visited Bopape on the 11th. I know your testimony is that at that day you were busy with a meeting. Did you have any knowledge about this ...