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MR BOTHA: Chairperson, currently there is a police officer whose telephone conversations were tapped by National Intelligence and according to that, Mr de Kock would have said to this police officer that Mr de Kock had been dropped off at my house twice a week, so that he and I could visit. That ...

MR RAUTENBACH: I would put it to you, something that one of the other witnesses mentioned, at one stage there was reference made to the list of people and I would just like to place this on record, that on the morning after the death of Mr Mlangeni, a list of 33 people was made available to the ...

... of the family of five with an income of R190-00 per month, suffered starvation for the sake of myself and my siblings as well as physical harassment by the police throughout my prison term. During one such incident, the police set the dogs on my mother while she was unsuspectingly carrying ...

MR SHICEKA: This is Umzala from Transkei, the man who gave us the instruction to go and attack in Newcastle. When or while I was in prison, people who came to visit me to help me with the amnesty application was a member of the parliament, comrade Sizani. The second one who came to visit me in ...

Then I recovered as time went on but they kept on asking me some questions like their were - they were saying to me there was no foolish Constable who could shoot at me for no reason. There was a physiotherapist who he did not care whether he could not walk. There was some people from Black ...

MR DUBE: Yes. Thank you very much Mr Chairperson. In 1961 my mother went to visit in Zimbabwe where my father was born. So we have got relatives in Zimbabwe like my cousin for instance, he was staying here in Johannesburg, so he departed to Zimbabwe with his better half and children. So then my ...

Because deep down in me, I felt I wish that Black persons wouldn't kill another Black person. So I asked for a key from a police person and then I went there. When I got there, I opened, I said young boys, do you know the Chawe that you wanted to visit, they were in a car and the car was left at ...

MRS SKATANE: No, she went to visit the hospital, that is Betty Ndlovu. She is a curious person, you know, she just get in the van and she saw that it was Norman lying in the van.

MS MAYA: Did you make any efforts to go and visit him?

... I was completely aware of their circumstances. It was not strange to me, and I knew that there were other brothers at that house because now and then we would visit the premises in order to determine whether or not these persons had returned ...

... to understand is, you'd obviously come back to your office with Mandla sometimes, perhaps with Mr Radebe, did you sit down and try and do an assessment of what these needs were and how you might meet those or do an analysis of the information that was coming ...

MRS FAKU: I said to them, Doctor Kani will take her to hospital if she is seriously injured. My younger sister came, not the one presently with me, and said we better go and visit her and I told her that I’m still waiting for my husband because he used to knock off past five. Later we went to ...

MR MAKWETU: I met the Ama-Afrika and they had been previous incidents that had occurred like in 1985, there was the banning of the Poswa bottle store, and I was on my way to visit my Grandfather and I was to go past this bottle store but I was still going up Mabansa Street and at the

laws preferred that I should leave the children so that they cannot be affected by these removals. I took the children and they stayed with my in laws. The children were attending school at the time but because I was under a banning order I was unable to visit them. I was not even to take them ...

... changes that took place. In the same year organised a visit to South Africa, Namibia and Swaziland for a group of United States college presidents who were looking for ways and means of supporting efforts in the areas of education and training for South ...

... - we've heard a great deal, in fact, about what was going on in Mooi River at that time, and in Brandville in particular. --- There was violence which started in 1990. In 1990 the station commander - Niehaus was the station commander at that time, and that's when my father died in 1990, ...

The Applicant, Mr Malaka, then testified. His version basically confirms that of Mr Mafete. In addition, his testimony also contains an account of the visit by the delegation to the sangoma. This basically amounts to the fact that after they eventually managed to see the sangoma on the morning ...

Even now we are with them, we are working with them in the National Defence Force and there is no problem. Even in places where we live we do visit friends who are staying with whites but we don't hate them because of their colour but it's because of their actions during the apartheid regime.

MR ZWANE: You would get Jwi at any place, even before the violence, he would come and visit me and at no stage did he mention that he was working.

... the applicant) started on a house to house visit to ascertain where IFP supporters could be staying. The patrol grew in members the further they went and at the stage when they reached the house where Mr. Sithole and Mr Ndaba stayed they were about 70 in ...