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MR BIZOS: And where does President Mandela live?

... as far as the victim is concerned, the matter is unopposed Chairperson. In terms of the implicated parties, we have informed the attorneys for Ms Winnie Mandela, ...(indistinct) attorneys. Then the other implicated parties, Chairperson, Margaret Stefile ...

MR MEMANI: Mr Chairman, I was referring to the wrong part of my notes, Mr Chairman. The part which I wish to put to Mr Miningwa was that he was present when the clinic of Winnie Mandela was bombed, in fact the house.

... were developing disturbing ideas of terrorism." These two paragraphs I have just read, Chairperson, constitute a statement that was made by Nelson Mandela, explaining the origins of the armed struggle and addressing in that context this question which the TRC, seeks to address the question of ...

... I think there were nine, during which Gen Smit informed us, this was Gen Basie Smit who was the Head of Security, he informed us that the prisoner, Mandela, would be released. This information was limited to this small group, so I assume that the senior structure of the ANC must have known about ...

was obvious information that certain members of the ANC at that stage for purpose which I'll mention now, they wanted to make and attempt to kill Mr Mandela within the jail. The reason for this would be that they regarded him as a threat for their own young ambitions and they also thought that he ...

MR KLOPPER: At a stage it came to my knowledge that he had been an askari who had defected and that allegedly he had returned to the ANC and he had contact with Winnie Mandela.

MR MPSHE: Now further on in your evidence again you refer to Hani and you say Hani was trying to get rid of Nelson Mandela. I refer here to Operation Vula, you recall that?

MR GEVERS: That is correct, with the exception of the information regarding Mrs Mandela who was obtaining weapons by means of the DHL courier service from Zambia. That is what I recalled off the top of my head.

She was one of the accused in the Ndau(?) case in which you were one of the investigating officers. Do you remember Ndau, or accused number one in which the other accused were Mrs Winnie Mandela, Mr Peter Magobane, in Pretoria?

MR MNYAKENI: I was a member of the ANC Youth League, I was the Chairperson of the Youth League at Mandela Squatter Camp.

question as to whether Mabotha was going to be a witness in a high treason trial against Mrs Mandela and possibly other accused. If you look at Mr Potgieter's statement, page 137 of the bundle relating to this incident.

The information ultimately also indicated that he was connected to Winnie Mandela and so the planning grew, and especially at the stage when the connection with Mrs Mandela emerged and when it emerged that he was her driver, Mr Holtzhausen especially became interested in this aspect and gave the ...

MR TSHABALALA: The one incident in which I was involved is the Mandela section incident.

The next item, directly below that, in a freedom struggle for the self-determination of the Whites, the CP will focus on the leaders and Mr Nelson Mandela, President of the ANC, will be the first said Dr Hartzenberg, Deputy leader of the CP.

... to me and to millions who joined forces to participate in the economic boycott of apartheid South Africa, the call for the freedom of Nelson Mandela and to pressure the Federal Government to reverse his positions on support of the apartheid ...

I went to Mrs Winnie Mandela to talk to her about his employment. She said I must bring him. Then she was working for the ANC, he was Winnie's driver.

JUDGE WILSON: Yes, he there names Mrs Winnie Madikazela Mandela as someone who knew about it.

MR FRANCIS: Well let's test that, Mr de Kock. You knew that Tiso was Winnie Mandela's driver, didn't you?