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some of my junior personnel and a lot of students, and we were based in John Vorster Square in the gymnasium, where we slept and ate. And we had to visit key points, which involved the bus depot, the mortuary in Hillbrow, and five other points. I know that - I think that they called it the Bantu ...

MR NORTJE: I used my false identity document. I had a credit card and an ID document.

patrol as a member of the SDU, I went outside to investigate. I then met one Nhlanhla Ncala who looked frightened. He told me that he was from the shops and that three members of the Toaster Gang just robbed the shop belonging to Miss Sweetness Makosazana Nhlapo. That they also robbed him, that ...

ADV LAMEY: What was the purpose of your visit later to the old police station at Cradock?

my wife and my daughter were not able to come to South Africa in time. I apologise Mr Chairman that I jump from subject to subject. But I had only two weeks for the visit in Switzerland and in Poland ...

MR VISSER: Three weeks. How regularly did you visit that house in Inanda? Every day?

MR VISSER: Yes, you get tired of them, yes of course. With whose money did you buy the food at the shop, did Coetzee give you money?

of them come and visit at the offices.

... Kakana family in this organisation. The Kakana family had their meetings and the community did not like that. Mr Kakana had, was the owner of a shop and one, Mr Xhalanga, also had a shop. He was together with them. People were told not to buy in Xhalanga's shop and Kakana's shop. As I was ...

MR BIZOS: Are you able to deny that you sent such a card which said that?

ADV MPSHE: Did he visit you frequently at the time when he was your neighbour?

... a map - we called that house PMC where he was staying in Kabwata. He drew a map from Kabwata to the clinic in Hammarsdale. We found a membership card of the IFP. We found - I can't remember but he had coded some other names there which was decoded and he had coded and finally managed to code ...

situation is dangerous. He said there is nothing I can say, I have to go there. He went to the shop. When he came back from the shop he said to me again he met at the shop, he confirmed that the Prince wanted to see me. He requested me to go to the shop to go and look after the business.

JUDGE WILSON: One final point I'd like you to clear up for me, please. You told us that you were on the way to visit your parents on the 24th December, is that correct?

MR MEMANI: And you heard him say that security branch harassed, used to visit Mr Nichos.

... loss was my loss, and even today I still mourn Lilani Gxocolo(?), Mgcawe(?) Ezezwe(?). My first child is now 14, grew up before his time. At two years of age he saw his father detained, tried and then sentenced to a prison term of 10 years. Although he has grown up to a gentle young man, ...

MR LUKHELE: On that day, we were at Mndebele's shop, we spoke to Mr Mndebele. I would also explain that at the time myself and Bongani Khaba and Pelele Shongwe were being wanted by the Police.

MR HATTINGH: Mr Nkonyane, do you know that Tanda Bantu shop?

MR PATEL: I do know what answers I'm going to get. As it pleases. Mr Mndebele, on return from your visit to Mr Chris Hani, the late Mr Chris Hani, with a view to setting up self-defence units, what action, if any, did you and/or your co-members of the special committee take in order to set up ...

Can I come to a visit by, what did you call them, terrorist unit from Pretoria, is that what you called them? Yes a terrorist squad coming from Pretoria. You remember you gave evidence about that?