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He left this country in 1978 after a close friend of his was killed and he went to join the ANC. We met in 1983 after he had been detained by the Swazi authorities and myself, a group of other women and some of the wives of the ANC cadres who have been detained made it a point that we visited ...

MRS LEGODI: I don't know, Philip was a very secretive person, he was quiet at home, he would just go out saying that he was going to visit his friends. We didn't know of him taking part in any political organisation.

MR MHLABA: Where was this form completed, did they visit you in prison or did you attend to their offices?

ADV DE JAGER: When all the people come for lunch and visit eating places?

ADV SANDI: Is there someone at home who would visit him?

MR MALAN: So we had a lot of information. We have your additions to the incident. Especially your personal visit and the description of what you saw there. I have no further questions and I am handing you back to the Archbishop, as Chairperson, to deal with the rest. Thank you very much.

went there as a family. We were going to visit him as usual. Pres Mandela was also present on the day of the celebration and some of the other comrades were also there. When we went back home, he was about to be released, because out of the 15 years I think, he spent only three years. When his ...

MR ZEELIE: Chairperson, it emanated from previous investigations, particularly the investigation into the Cafe Zurich incident, that indeed ANC members regularly met in that club. It would be as it was with other persons, if the ANC was receiving instructions they would visit or frequent certain ...

... whom I knew very well because they were also from the farm, they usually come to the farm. And also, police will come and visit them and we will enquire how come police usually visit these white farmers and the domestic workers will tell us sometimes that these were AWB members and these were ...

MRS MFETI: I was in Port Elizabeth because I used to visit my family members in Port Elizabeth.

MR MALEFANE: I noticed that when we went there on the 15th the people were getting paid so therefore during our visit we noticed that every fortnight these people get paid and the van arrives.

MR KRUSER: Once you go through the front glass doors you're in the - you're in Shell House itself, in the foyer of Shell House. From there, there would be an access control point yes, for people who have permission to visit and things like that.

... I just come after him. He was working in Pretoria for a person called At. He was on leave. He decided to come home and he wanted to come and spend a few days at home. He didn't stay in the main family, but he wanted to come and stay with my family. And he said to me he wanted to visit us ...

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.

In terms of the law we're required to give notice to people that you name. The people who were named in your statement that I had - because I worked through your statement myself - we've given notice to them. The name you're now mentioning is a new name, and I haven't heard it before. You spoke ...

As far as missionaries and mission theology was concerned, in the experience of many in our constituencies, these missionaries represented the NG Kerk theology launching pads and strongholds, both within the life and work of church and theological training of our churches. We need to say ...

MR DE KOCK: Upon many occasions, or at least upon all the occasions that I visited Piet Retief and we had a permanent presence there. I went to visit Mr Sedibe, I would speak to him, sometimes I went to the cells where he was being detained, sometimes I found him in the office, but the discussions ...

MR RAMAILA: Well, I was awaiting the visit of the card.

... else, this is a national matter. Actually, it could be an international matter, so we cannot leave it on that basis. Justice has to be seen to be done and I think it would be inappropriate to punish them as it seems to be the situation you’ve suggested, simply because they rightly I ...

MR LAMEY: Was that with the first visit from Mr Bosch?