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MR SIEBERT: Very regularly, your Honour, since he had a holiday house at Oubos and, as the occasion allowed, he would visit that holiday house.

MR XABA: He was a card-carrier of ANC.

they were coming backwards. Because I can only say how I saw it. I saw it; them attacking and they had reached up to the Cobblers which is the third shop from the corner, next to the take away, the fish and chips take away. That is when the order repel came and that is when I ...

MR RICHARDSON: No, it wasn't a coincident. What we figured out later we came with the conclusion that there were too many people coming to visit my home and we suspected that anyone of them would have informed the police.

MR SHICEKA: Shauna is another member. You see when I was staying at Tembani, I stayed for some few days there. As I saw that our security at that house was not safe, how, that house belonged to a PAC member. A lot of PAC members used to visit that house and sometimes we would hold meetings.

It was when my mother sent me to the shop, it is a shop in Mariri Street and when I went to the shop I met a group of the youth singing a song at the corner. It was on the day that a meeting was held. Now they didn't want to disperse immediately after the meeting. They waited at the corner to ...

CHAIRPERSON: Did they come into the shop dressed like that?

In his testimony he denied having been in the company of the Applicant when Mantyi was killed. He speculated that Applicant mentioned his name because though he and Applicant had been good friends, he had failed to visit Applicant in prison.

The dalvies you referred to, in the beginning of your statement, that is the shop, is that a shop stoep?

CHAIRPERSON: But no visit to the scene?

We searched him and we found a membership card of IFP and we told him that we would show him where Kweseni hostel was. We took him. It was during the day. When we were on the way at Everest next to Radebe section, the other people came because everyone was patrolling at the time and this person ...

MR TLALE: Yes. I am a valid member. I have got a card.

that these things did happen to Mr Molefi and therefore his evidence stands. Insofar as Nicos is concerned, Mr Molefi tells us that he decorated his shop and his house in colours that resembled the colours of the ANC and/or the PAC. The police were not too happy about that ...

MS MAKHUBELE: Were you a card carrying member of that organisation?

that visit as well.

... seemingly they knew that that day the owner of the shop in Dube, he was about to, he was supposed to go to the bank and had the money put on his ...

MR BERGER: That is the one that says: "Shop for sale or to let"?

They stopped next to us. They started chasing us. They caught us and they put us into a shop and started assaulting us with sjamboks and knopkieries. They hit me a lot on my head. Everytime I would touch my head it would be so soft. They hit me until I couldn't feel the pain anymore.

... and Comrade Dolo tried to run that person with the car, and he realised that he would be wasting his time by doing that and we drove away. According to our agreement with the owners of the car, we agreed that we would leave the car at Sterkspruit, but we ran out of fuel. And when that ...

... or brought messages back to the RSA. In this way for example, during the period in our service, he visited Botswana 23 times, and only on seven occasions, brought weapons back to the RSA. If it therefore happened that there was no opportunity for detonation by way of light sensitive switch, ...