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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 SCHOON: The sketch was discussed upon his second visit to me not his first visit and he added that these men were very serious and that they wanted to go over into action and that they didn’t want to wait any longer.

MR RUMO: I will explain about what happened in Ogies in 1992. I was the Chairperson of Ogies branch and after that I never had peace from the police or the soldiers who used to visit Ogies. This even extended beyond Ogies, to Witbank because I was working here in Witbank. They would follow me. ...

We then decided that I should get another motor vehicle and transport the people who were going to be returning to South Africa, who by the way, had not skipped the country, they were just going to Zimbabwe on a visit.

MR BERGER: You were asked this question, question 22 on page 68, did Mr Themba Khoza and Mr Humphrey Ndlovu visit kwaMadala after the attack and your answer, page 74, paragraph 22, is yes.

MR HUGO: And can you remember what the purpose of this visit was?

MR POLSEN: Did you then, with regard to the information which you received at the morgue, ever visit the scene or make an attempt to determine from where these bodies had come?

CHAIRPERSON: Did he visit you in prison, your Attorney, Mr Bandazayo?

On around October 1981, Rashid contacted me from Swaziland to visit him. When I saw him, we spoke generally and he advised me that he was with MK and had undergone military training. It was the first time that I had seen him and spoken to him in more than five years.

... That is correct, we were in the same section in prison and he was also a person who was a trained Special Forces operative, before he knew me. He encountered problems in the operational area because they abducted a person and he gave the order for the person to be killed. It was a botched ...

ADV SANDI: And the people, do you know if there were people coming from hostels amongst those who would visit the house of Mr Msimango, do you know if they included hostel dwellers?

MR MTHEMBU: At that time you could no longer visit the hospital or anywhere else because there was already war. If a person was ill we normally took them to Benoni, not Sebokeng.

We were having a very good relationship in talking. He was interested in God. Before I could repent to christianity, I was not yet saved, I saw how one could be saved by my son Mohofe. This son used to visit me at Messina, coming to my place with his friends.

MR HLONGWANE: Yes, they were visit by Noah Mqobakazi.

MS GOLDBLATT: Well, I think it is terrible. We, subsequently heard, there was a gentleman by the name of Hopkirk. I do not know if he is still alive today. He worked with my dad. He went to visit my mother about a week after my dad died and he indicated that they did know it was my dad. I do ...

... 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 self-defence ...

Mr Visser, after Mr Sedibe was brought to South Africa, at Piet Retief, after how long did you visit him on his arrival?

MR DLUDLA: I did not reside there, I had gone there to visit.

ADV PRIOR: Had Mr Malaleka, the Shakes Malaleka, had he been briefed on the purpose of the visit to Mr Bhila or not?

MR MOHALE: Apparently, let me just give you a brief history about the revolver, how did it come about. We were visiting one of our combatants in Soweto at Dube area, it was myself and Ashley, so it turned out whilst we were enjoying our visit at this combatant's house, around twelve if I am not ...