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ADV BIZOS: Please name me one shop in or around Houghton to which you delivered glass in 1992 or 1993, anywhere near Mr Mandela's house?

... arriving at the office as well as Samuel's branch manager. I called him to my office and I told him what I knew. I also decided to call the shop steward to my office. I was experiencing great pressure from the Trade Unions at that stage in connection with the interrogation of people in ...

MR HLENGWA: I could not establish wether they were card carrying members of the ANC because in such situations you do not think of establishing whether a person is a card carrying member or not.

... the people came from Josa to join the boycott. Students would not wear their uniforms, it was about nine or ten on that day. We were going to the shop, I was going to the shop together with my mother, we watched students as they were toyi-toying, singing around the school. We were passing a ...

MR NYAUZA: Mr Mhlongo, you have testified before this hearing that you were a member of the IFP since the age of 9, according to your testimony. When did you start becoming a card-carrying member of the IFP?

CHAIRPERSON: Well, he said that since the time of absorption and he got a card, that is what he said. You can continue on that.

CHAIRPERSON: Well, he said that since the time of absorption and he got a card, that is what he said. You can continue on that.

MR WILLS: Thank you Mr Mkhize. Just very briefly, you indicate in your affidavit that at certain times, certain officials would visit you at this camp, those included Mr M.Z. Khumalo and also Brigadier Marte, is that correct?

MR MYEZA: I joined the IFP when we were paying for the cards. That was long ago. In the beginning of the 90's we were given another card written Inkatha Freedom Party.

Now, after this incident, this tragic incident in which yourwife was killed and your shop was burnt down, did you remain in that townshipor did you leave? --- Yes, I am still in the township, I am still living there.

MS M MOLETE: Yes it's at Mashweshwe Street, next to the tuck shop, it's just facing Florence's kitchen.

MR VAN DER HEYDE: Alright. When they opened the door, did you then enter the shop?

MR RICHARD: Now when you talk about Mr Zwane's house, was there a spaza shop at the place?

"We had people who would go and visit the ANC in exile. These people were our sources. In this case Coetzee assigned two explosives experts from headquarters. This was in 1987. The instruction from the ANC to our sources was to have them deal with the Dukata of Natal. Coetzee, De Jager, ...

MR MPHITHI: In 1985, in 1985 in Bedford I was on my way to shop, to the coloured area. At the time there was a consumer boycott. I went from the township to the coloured area. When I arrived there in the shop, one person came out of the shop. He came to me, he said that, Comrade, I just want to ...

will relate the incident that took place and the reasons that motivated me to commit that offence. The situation at the time was that of conflict between the IFP and the ANC in the eMlanjeni area, which I used to frequent. For the reason that I used to visit that area, I had a friend Tulani Cele ...

That morning there was a group of comrades, Zihle Twala was a part of that group, they were coming to my shop. When they got there, I - when I looked at them in the eye, I could see that they were not happy.

MR LOOTS: Yes, Chairperson, definitely. I am in possession of a card signed by the State President P W Botha, I have it here with me.

MR NAUDE: Yes, I reported to General Joubert. And the vehicle that was used was destroyed in its entirely and was discarded of on different rubbish dumps.

... in compensating the families whose loved ones lost their lives as a result of State violence. I hope the Commission will have an opportunity to visit some of the rural areas where people do not have telephones, do not have water, but they are living in thatched-roof round houses. Those are ...