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MR NKUNA: That's why I said maybe I should go back to my story. When the police came on the 18th, the ones we had to visit came on the 16th, then on the 18th the police came. The three of us were in a shack and were discussing the fact that some were saying, Go and shave your hair and escape, and ...

I wasn’t beaten at the Guguletu police station, I was taken away from my families, where nobody could visit me. Now that was the time when I actually did what they wanted me to do. There was a statement, a fifteen page long statement that was made by this policeman, then after that’s the only ...

They went to Middleburg. Unfortunately I was at school, because I received the information, message late. So I could not go. Then Mandiswa went there. After partying with them then I could not anything clear. I got clarification from Lusaka that I should visit Lusaka. Then I visited Lusaka ...

MS LOKWALENG: Every time the police came to my place they would explain to me that I was conducting UDF meetings at my place and the boy's mother she was one of the members of the Women's League and they would cook the food for the youth and take the food to the prison. And when she came back ...

MR VEVEZA: We were going to town. We were going to walk around town because he didn't tell us what we were going to do because we were used to going together to town or go and visit him.

At the end of April 1990 I returned from this visit and I was about to start a new job as a parish priest in Bulowayo having been working for the Lutheran Bop Federation for the previous couple of years and you know when you’ve been away for about 6 weeks - especially as a priest - like other ...

... arrived, was arriving from Australia after a long time to visit and my dad came into town and picked me up and we were going home because I had been working that day so we went home a little bit late, about 7 o'clock in the evening which was late for us because we never moved around so late and ...

MR GREYLING: What was the purpose with your visit to the home of Constance Mahlangu?

They state that during the morning of 27th April 1994 they heard over the radio that bombs had exploded in the East Rand. They went to visit the said du Bruyn, who they believed was an officer of the AWB, to enquire about the bombings and to collect a spare part of a motor vehicle they were ...

51. The contradictions and the inherent improbabilities in the version testified to by Mr Nosenga must be viewed against the circumstances under which he came to join the other applicants during the hearings. He was not amongst the original applicants but only joined them after the hearings had ...

MR ZIBI: We got this report that there had been a mass attack in Lesotho, in Maseru specifically who were killed by the South African soldiers in a place where they used to reside. Now after we got that report, the whole family was interested. We also wanted to go and fetch his body. We ...

When he was in Soekmekaar he left Soekmekaar for Lesotho. In Lesotho, I was expectant at the time. My brother use to visit him in Lesotho, I never did. As he use to go and visit him coming back telling us that, no, he is still fine. He was a soldier. He wrote a letter in 1977. He was asking ...

MR ZEELIE: As already known on the day of an election, that evening we patrolled and the person who was in the vehicle with me, who was more senior than I was, conveyed to me that on that particular evening a large explosion would take place and that I would be visiting the scene and that I would ...

MR McPHERSON: I had one person who at certain times would visit the ANC offices. However most agents who provided direct information were those agents of Craig Williamson.

... 20 people who would not ever congregate there all at one time, but out of that group, individuals within that group, would periodically visit the venue, not as a group though. The next leg extends to that, that on no particular evening or afternoon, or day for that matter, would there ever be ...

Because of that I do not get visits, my ordinary visits are cancelled, I always fight for my rights and I am against them all the time. My parents often come to visit me and they are turned away. I battle to get even a telephone call. As at now I am fighting. I do not understand and I don't ...

GEN GRIEBENAUW: Yes, I think what happened was that a meeting took place and then there was a visit to the training camp of Liza Lomzi, I think that is how it happened.

"I then got information that there was a man who was a policeman in kwaMashu who was supplying arms to the ANC members in Kaluza. I also got information that this policeman was known to Sibonelo Dlamini, born from Mpumuza and was staying at Kaluza after running away from IFP at Mpumuza. I learnt ...

... I did not investigate, nor ask any further questions, because I could not get the head or tail of it. They could not tell me exactly what had happened. I had made means when he was in East London to ask for a rail warrant to visit my son in East London, then the Magistrate said it was ...

"During the visit Eugene Terreblanche made mention: he said: Commander, if everybody nationwide did what they had to do, you wouldn't have been in prison today"