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MR MOOLMAN: Yes I was involved in the politics. That was before Cosas was obeyed and I was also involved in the Soweto Youth Congress.

MR MANTHATA: But now this youth were either COSAS or youth league members. Did they look for them because they wanted to know their membership and where they reside?

MR NGEMA: At that time I was a member of COSAS and also I was a member of African National Congress and Umkhonto weSizwe as well.

MR MTHWANA: I was a member of the UDF from 1983 when it was launched. I played a role in COSAS which was under the banner of UDF because there were many organisations, including church organisations under the UDF.

MR VISSER: And lastly, at page 148 Mr Motsamai says that himself, Mamome, Mtyhala, Lesale, Miningwa and Ramosoeu - and I haven't spelt that one yet, I'll spell it, R-a-m-o-s-o-e-u, were involved in the attempted murder of one Oupa Makubalo who was the chairperson of COSAS.

... organisations, not of individuals and then there is the confusion because he says he was with ...(indistinct), but the letter from Jokweni says COSAS and then he says that he wasn't even at school at the time or at college, so that's the confusion I think you're referring ...

MR ROOS: Chairperson, the role for which I was called in for was Inspector of Explosive Devices and the information was given to me that there would be a number of explosions and that they had information to that effect and it would be carried out allegedly by COSAS members.

MR WANYANE: My involvement in student organisations, began with COSAS. I was active in the Student Representative Council in the early part of the 1980's, at Gelokitso until I finished matric.

MR DLAMINI: When I was still young I joined the Azanian Student Movement. From there on I joined COSAS. After a while in 1985 I joined Umkhonto we Sizwe, the military wing of the ANC.

... there were some seats at the tickey stop and he found me there and picked me up and he took me to the arena, it was a march organised by ANC and COSAS but I was still in the motorcar. And while I was in the car we went with the march up to the OK - a four-way, an Indian centre. I got out ...

The ANC Youth League and Cosas organised a march from Galeshewe, Kimberley to the Trust Bank Building in the centre of Kimberley city on the 25th May 1993. The purpose of the march to hand over memoranda of protest to the Bophuthatswana consulate who had their offices in the building and to the ...

... I would like to do that to save time, until we come to paragraph 7 Chairperson with respect. It was the student organisations of Sayco, Sansco and Cosas in which primarily although not exclusively, there were students who underwent tertiary studies, they were members of these ...

MS LOCKHAT: Mr Thibedi also states that regarding school boycotts, these decisions were taken by COSAS and he was no part of that decision regarding school boycotts. I just want to place that on record as well.

"I confirm that I was during 1986, a member of COSAS and Student Representative Council. I confirm further that I became a member of an underground unit commanded by Andrew Chauke.

MR KNIGHT: Thank you Mr Chairman. That matter is before a separate Committee. It has already been heard earlier. It relates to the COSAS 4. That matter was heard in Johannesburg I think about 18 months ago. It is finalised. Thank you.

"I confirm that I was during 1986, a member of COSAS and Student Representative Council. I confirm further that I became a member of an underground unit commanded by Andrew Chauke.

... be more specific, did they ask you about the UDF, whether you are members of the UDF, whether you are members of SOSCO, whether you are members of COSAS, whether you are members of political organisations that were operating in Soweto at the ...

"After I agreed I was taken to Roelf Venter and de Kock by Joe Mamasela, where I was told to follow the following instructions. COSAS members had to be recruited in the three mentioned areas. At least five members in each of the areas, but not more than 20 in total."

... schooling in 1970. In 1980 where there was a school boycott I was also one of those pupils who took part. Well I joined the student organisation Cosas, but most unfortunately I was detained in October just before ...

At the time of the commission of the offences the applicant was a 17 year old youth who was a member of the Congress of South African Students (COSAS), a politically active organisation which was aligned to the African National Congress (the ANC).