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emerged and they were chasing this group around. But I was just on my way to my friend's house and they were throwing teargas canisters as well and two White policemen approached me from the back. They said I must stop. When I tried to look back then they shot me at my leg and that's where I ...

MS KHAMPEPE: May I just interrupt you, Mr Miranda, because I am a little confused. I think we have here at paragraph 23, I do not know whether you were referring to that, but who fired shot as they were living the shop.

... the office number of a certain Mr John Strong, who had an office at I think it was 127 Oxford Road in Johannesburg. I went there ostensibly to visit John Strong, hoping that Mr Mbotoli would be there as well, and we could sort of, we hadn't seen each other for many years, and that sort of we ...

MR JANSEN: Well, did they ever pay a visit to Vlakplaas in order to see what was going on there?

... that my appearance was not neat, I had long hair and so forth, and then naturally I would try to move in and around these sorts of people, I would visit certain places where there were criminal elements such as bad hotels in the Johannesburg district and so contact was usually ...

PROF DE KOKER: Major Mbatha, we will return to Mr Molefi’s visit to Kimberley and my sources. What happened after the people - your comrades were then innocently imprisoned, what did you do to get them out of prison? Did you maintain contact with them?

MR KOTZE: What did Mr de Meillon tell you was the purpose of this visit to the base?

... live in Orange Free State, Thumahole. I am Stompie Siphe's mother. Stompie was my first-born, and we lived in a very poor family. Until standard two I have been struggling to raise him. He met his fate in standard two. In 1985 the police took him. They took him to Parys Police Station. It ...

MR KAKANA: We were not present, but the rumours said that the Kakana family was in the shop to kill his wife.

And Priscilla accompanied me in her car. We went to Modderbee and took my husband to the Boksburg Benoni Hospital. He was admitted there up till after the end of the State of Emergency and he was charged with high treason together with 19 others. And at the time he was at the hospital when the ...

MR CHASKALSON: And would she take her children with her, or your children, with her when she went to visit her family?

MR RICHARD: Now in and during the period '83, '84, '85, '86, did you ever visit the Parade Hotel?

MR TSHABALALA: I only knew the deceased in 1989 when I came to visit Pilane and Pilane briefed me, told me that it has been a long time he's been doing this.

MR NGO: There was a museum there but I didn’t pay a visit in that museum. They used to say there is a museum in that building but I never visited the area.

... arms. When I went out into the kitchen I heard somebody screaming that I should come out very quickly. I went out. I saw white men, as well as two black men. Just as I went out they all stood up. There were so many of them. They were surrounding my house. Some were behind the house, some ...

Mr Bosch, I would like to ask you to tell the Committee how it came to your knowledge that this alleged shop owner ...

DR MGOJO: Honourable lady, in your statement you said you joined the ANC in 1990. Were you card carrying members?

On that day I was knitting the jerseys for the children. He also said that I must cook him dinner, because he was coming back home. When I went to visit him I was told that he was transferred to Robben Island under the Sobukwe Clause. I took my younger sister together with her husband and Mr ...

The version of Mrs Klackers is wholly contradictory to that of the Applicants. In short, her version amounts to the fact that she was accosted by three men soon after having reopened her shop after the lunch break. One of them attacked and severely assaulted her in an attempt to force her to hand ...

Just before I start explaining to you the purpose of the visit; may I just again for the young people explain how this thing works.