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It is therefore quite clear that the deceased was not perceived by the local people as an enemy. Although the applicant contended that he was not living in the old location and it was his first visit to this location, and he had never before this incident, seen a white man in the location, we do ...

MR JANSEN: I have skipped the activities of the whole day, forget about everything, apart from the visit that afternoon and later that evening, you went again to the place where the bomb would explode?

MR LEEUW: I would be asking for trouble if I did that, because he didn't want people to visit his farm. And moreover the people he dispossessed things, and therefore when we went there we wanted to repossess what was originally ours.

MR McPHERSON: Yes, I've been in Botswana, I can't tell you how many times, because I had a policeman fully based in Gaberone amongst the ANC, and I had another source also permanently based in Gaberone. So I had to visit them at least once a month to give them instructions and to debrief them.

... activists did visit Khanya House from time to time and at a certain time or opportunity we had to go and arrest an activist whom the West Rand branch looked for. I do know that it was a lady that we met at the Khanya House and that she was in the house itself, so yes, activists did have access ...

MS MONAGENG: I am Mrs Paulina Mabesela. I was working for Steiner company. My son who is Jacob Mabesela was born on the 11th February 1966. He was a student at Minerva. He was a SRC member. As he was still there a student being a SRC member in 1985 when the state of emergency was declared it ...

Very well then. Mr Koole, you furthermore confirm what is in paragraph 9, 10 and 11, this was about Sedibe and his wife went to stay at Letlabile, that Mr de Kock like him very much and you heard that Mr Sedibe was to go to Mozambique to visit some family and that approximately a week after he ...

MRS MOKAE: We were not members of any party. We didn't belong to any political party. It is now lately that I have seen him with ANC card. He didn't belong to any political party then. Last year I went to visit Johannesburg and when came back from my visit, I saw this ANC card. I said oh, my ...

... They were asking whether this is the Buthelezi family. They asked me where the father is. I told them that since the father took the children with him I don't know where he now is. They asked me to come and visit the hospital. I therefore went to the hospital. There was a visitor at ...

The instructions were that I mustn’t get any visitor and I mustn’t also visit anyone, I was just house bound with my family. Even at night at 1 am or 2 am they would - they use to come in, they use to come and check me up, just to see if I have any visitors or I have visited anyone else.

MR VAN RENSBURG: That may be so, Chairperson, I would not be able to dispute it. I did not visit the scene after the explosions, so I could not assess the situation.

MR MBELO: We had to visit hotels and shebeens in order to scan the areas and at train stations so that the askaris should be able to identify all the people that they were trained with in exile.

"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 ...

ADV GCABASHE: If I am not wrong, I think I got them from Leon Wessels' paper where he refers to the (indistinct) people visit, and they made the comment that by 1986, the people in the country were prepared to die for what they wanted, and this gave a totally different slant to you know, the whole ...

MR WESSELS: And what is your information about the children of the victim visiting your house in your absence now that you are in prison? Do they come and visit your house?

We had cases and I asked for permission to visit home. I asked for permission to go back home as a person who would only be visiting home. When I got in Umtata I decided, in fact I did not decide but I was sent to Pretoria in Welmanstad to conduct integration there. And when I came back from ...

ADV GCABASHE : I am trying to understand your Intelligence, you know the monitoring you did, what you know about Pule and Mkwanazi, Take Five, on having just received the statement quite recently as well and from what I am seeing here, he had only been in Botswana for two weeks, and if he was going ...

MR GUMENGU: The government that I was serving was aware of this because they used to visit me and I would give them reports. Secondly, the Board of Inquiry that was held in 1995 from my department, I told them about this and they were satisfied because it was exactly what they knew. The Truth ...

MR MALUSI: I take it that your answer is yes, you took them to Mqiza's home? What was the purpose of that visit to Mqiza's home?

MR NORTJE: Yes. And if I can just supplement that, that was the end of August or the beginning of September when they were there, I surmised that the purpose of their visit was to do some photo identification with the askaris. Bit by bit I heard that they were searching for somebody, this person, ...