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... he was flown by helicopter, probably to Brits, we don't know, but that's the first place he apparently mentions and subsequently he went to White River. They know nothing about that. He subsequently died. They don't know, but Mr de Kock shed some light to us that when he was released ...

MR MODISE: The river was full and I was scared because I cannot swim. On arrival at the border, he was given instructions by Brigadier Loots to help me cross the river as I was scared of swimming.

ourselves in two units, one unit headed by myself and the other unit headed by him. Then we went to the side of South Africa. After we crossed the river we then divided ourselves into those respective units. My unit was leading the other unit. We went closer to the mentioned house. I went to ...

"One was shot at the scene, the other was shot at Bashe River."

... trying to trace now the Unita rebels, trace from their bases, because we had gathered information that they were across the river, the river Quanla.

The group then decided that the deceased should be burned to death but because it was late, he was taken to a forest next to the river by a group consisting of the applicants, Lucky and one Oupa. The deceased was severely assaulted and his body was pushed into the river. The first applicant said ...

... These recruits would then be sent to training camps but would die a slow death in the bush before reaching their destinations. In other cases a river and water reservoir were poisoned, causing hundreds of deaths. ...

... complain about pains in his body, so while this man was still helping Moses and this man told us that we should go and find a certain muti at the river so that he could be able to help heal Moses, on our way, myself and Moses, to go and look for that muti, before we could arrive there at the - ...

MR WILLS: No, but why didn't you just dump it somewhere else? I mean there must have been some purpose for dumping it close to her home as opposed to just dumping it in the Tugela River, or dumping it in the Umzimkulu River, I'm wanting to know what the reason was.

MR DINGANE: We ran away. When I was running away, I met Msukezi next to the river, we crossed the river with Msukezi. Gibson Tsana and Mongezi, ran towards the tarred road. They were arrested in the morning because they went looking for lifts, that was in the morning.

... African countries, particularly in Angola. In September 1987 Soviet and Cuban-led MPLA forces clashed with UNITA and SADF forces at the Lomba River in southern Angola in what was probably the largest set-piece battle in the continent since the Battle of El Alemein. ...

... road was only used by pedestrians. This surprised me and I even commented about this to a person who was next to me. It then stopped near the river, where three people alighted. I thought these people were going to fetch water. After about thirty minutes after we saw this car, shots were ...

... would not be attacked. This house was apparently situated very close to the border. With arrival at the border, it was found that the Ramotswe river was full of water. Seeing as Warrant Officer Modise could not swim, I asked Warrant Officer Crause to help him through the water. Warrant ...

B MBALO: Yes, I can explain. In 1993 the COSAS asked that students should go and march in town. Then on Friday there is a river in our town, on a Friday there were many policemen beyond the river stopping people not to go to town until twelve o'clock when the school children would be taking ...

... this man was joking. We are not aware what that man was doing. He has really affected us. They came with big trucks, a bull-dozer to stop the river. Many people came, they continued with their work. They didn't even tell us what they were doing. In 1964 the message came to us that the ...

And they lived in Maseru, did they? --- They lived in Maseru, yes. So we left Mooi River on that morning and went to Maseru, stayed at the local hotel. What was the hotel's name? I can't remember. Whatever, a hotel in Maseru. And Jackie wasn't there to meet us, and we waited and waited, ...

Applicants returned to Johannesburg to plan the mock escape. The 10th Applicant drove approximately 350 kilometres to a secluded spot on the Komati River which was very close to the Mozambique border. The spot was familiar to him and he knew that the river there was infected with crocodiles. He ...

help from the hospital, we would head towards Umsunduzi. We will get there. Many people we did not bury them in Xaluza, but they were taken by the river. The big question was what kind of water were we drinking at the time if the river was flooded and packed and loaded with corpses. This was ...

So they said they don’t know, they’ll check the books, they don’t have the list of the shot children, I must go to the mortuary at Salt River. I immediately went to Salt River mortuary. Even there I tried to tell them I am looking for my child, because I heard there were shot children. They ...

... Safety and Security, that Mr Kondile would never cross into the country with a vehicle. The two of them would infiltrate by swimming across the river as they had done before. Mr Kondile will swim across the river with him, Mr ...