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When I look at you, I see another Ray Mglaba, another Mandela, another Coveren Begi, because you operated in their types.

MR MATIDZA: I belong to the Progressive - the one where Madiba is. Mandela is. I mean initially.

MR PLAATJIES: We used to have some comrades there from Meadowlands by the name of Slovo and the one with Chris Mandela.

And the one policeman was very cold and very cruel. He said to one of his colleagues, " Oh, ons het hom! Mandela se seun is mos dood."

was fetched from work. I was wearing a T-shirt on which was printed, "Free Mandela". I

MR NOSENGA: The ANC and ANC followers are two different issues. If I speak about the ANC I refer to people like Mandela.

MR MPELE: No, they did not discover that. After President Mandela's inauguration, I qualified for indemnity.

MR BARNARD: I don't know. I cannot tell you. It was approximately 5 days before Nelson Mandela's release. I think it was 1991.

The Security Police in the country, could not again afford another Nelson Mandela in the freedom struggle.

ADV SIGODI: Do you remember who was wearing a T-shirt with an RMC written, Release Mandela Campaign?

MR PHOSA: You believed that an adult of the age of Mr Mandela as he then was, shouldn't have been voting? Was that your belief as a Policeman?

Mandela went in prison, he was arrested, because he was fighting for us, that is why we were killed, even today, it was only God's grace that saved us.

MR J MBANE:: They had nicknames, I can’t remember their names. Others were called Mandela, their photos were shown to us.

MR RAMAILA: I stay in Daveton in Mandela Park in the informal settlement, the shacks, no 29.

Look at where Father Mandela, he is still in jail and there is no hope that he'll ever come out. Do you want to follow his footsteps and he wouldn't answer me and sometimes he would say, no, you know nothing.

NM MATSHOBA: It was President Mandela while he was still incarcerated. He was saying that we are fighting that Madiba should be freed from jail.

... killing the witches. And all that was happening because of the political thinking of the time, because on the 11th of February we were told that Mandela was going to be released. But when people looked into that, they said that when Mandela is released he must find that most of the job which ...

MR MASOKA: Yes, at Mandela I shot and even at Mazibuko Street, as well as Mshayazafe incident. I did shoot at those two incidents.

JUDGE DE JAGER: Wasn't there a call by your leader, Mr Mandela, at that stage, that there should be peace before the elections?

MR MOTHUSI: They were wearing UDF T-shirts, yellow in colour, written "Release Mandela Campaign".