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MR TYANI: There was a delay as we were looking for an ambulance and after that kind of an incident you cannot just leave the scene you have to wait for the officers to come and visit the scene. I am estimating I think it was about 8 but it is different, seasons are different and the time is also ...

for a social visit, but that they wanted us to sit down and talk.

MR MAZIYA: I already mentioned that I am scared to tell you the names of the people, because during the course of the week, just before the attack, there is a lot of things that happened. On a particular Wednesday a PAC member came to visit me during the day. It was the very first time that this ...

... refused and turned down the offer because I wanted the journalists, if they visit, they should find that I am in my place which was destroyed and then I stayed ...

MR KUNY: She also says that on that particular day Mrs Mandela had returned from a visit in the Cape where she had seen her husband, Mr Nelson Mandela, are you aware of that?

... I left the township for the hostel was that there was no one place that I was comfortable about. I did not have the financial muscle to pay the rent in the township so I moved to the ...

when he came back and detained. I was the one who used to visit him, and I asked why, and they told me that he was arrested for skipping the country. He was represented by Priscilla Jana and he was released later.

MRS MSTSHALI: At that time they were mixed and I took mine and sent them back home in 1990 during the riots. They would come and visit during the school holidays. They were no longer here since '90.

"Mohabi was released from detention in January 1982, he told me that one of the men who had taken him in October 1981 had been Joseph Mamasela. I know Joseph Mamasela as before the arrest of my son Mohabi, he used to visit us."

... to camps to be indoctrinated by the army and the JMC's and the airforce was to win their hearts and minds. The strategy worked. All of a sudden there were clubs calling themselves Lapoloa named after one of the TV programmes but their strategy was weak for it could not stop the peoples' ...

MR VAN DER WALT: We were fairly good friends, we weren't, I won't say that we were such good friends that we would visit each other, but we were good friends.

MR P R CRAUSE: It was approximately July or August 1986, when I received a visit from Capt Frans Harmse. Capt Harmse at that stage was attached to the Security Branch, Pretoria.

MR MANTHATA: Mrs Mokhonwana, have you finished telling your story? Mrs Mokhonwana, did these children ever visit your home in a group? What I am asking is Obed's friends, were they, use to come into your house?

Baraghwanath. Over the weekend my mother came to the hospital to visit me. She was with my father. When they arrived, after some time they arrived, my sister came also. She was with her friend.

MR JORDAN: No, no, there was nobody who came to visit me at the time. Zola is the person who was carrying me because EAST LONDON HEARING TRC/EASTERN CAPE

MT MBEWANA: They used to visit the hospital day and night.

MR DU PLESSIS: And then you went to visit Col de Kock at Vlakplaas, is that correct?

MR PAPIER: Yes. Now you subsequently established that Mr Bartlett was injured. Have you been to visit the family at all?

2B my children or without them, although I now came to realise that it's possible as I am in prison now. So I refused - vehemently refused that I should go for hiding and we agreed that we should make an alibi, so that when the police come to investigate I will be able to deceive them, because ...

MR THOBA: He said that I must visit the detainees. And I must endeavour to get the truth from them. If I did not get the truth I must beat them up. The aim was to get the truth.