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MR KHAULELA: Yes. As I said earlier on it was then 1983 when I heard about him, but just before I heard that he was once in Lesotho. Well, on a working visit, just mention it and he did meet our then National Commissioner asking to see me, but unfortunately I was busy also somewhere. Then he ...

MR LEFOKA LAWRENCE MOFOKENG: I believe I came back in 1988. DR RANDERA: Can I then just ask in terms of your wife and I think you mentioned your daughter, did they go and visit him either at Baragwanath Hospital or at the General Hospital as you mentioned?

MR YENGENI: When we were with him, that was not a strange thing because we used to go with him, he used to visit my area. We'd go with him to town.

In this instance we are talking about a restaurant which according to the evidence (a) is a health type of restaurant which according to Mrs Prinsloo and that is unchallenged evidence Mr Chairman, is a place which is according to her indication visited by about 90 percent women if not more. 90 ...

MR MANTHATA: The time after this explosion, did the families of the comrades ever visit you?

MS CRICHTON: Were there any civil claims made, did you visit an attorney at all?

MR MODISE:: When I went out I decided to go and see a doctor. I used to visit a doctor by the name of Lekoma. I'm still under treatment but I have changed my doctor. My new doctor is Dr Mpathlele.

CAPT KEKANE: No. This is Fourie's wife and she knows I used to visit Fourie and I used to go to her home to fetch Fourie's lunch and he used to send me to get him lunch. And I was working with him in Denalton. He was the station commander and I was the second in charge and he left this

No we were not detained the only thing is that the detectives use to come and visit our place and they would ask where I was. I would also be given orders to go to the CID offices to give statement. I did go and I gave the statement as they wanted it.

MR MNQIBISA: Ja, because of financial constraints, let me first say, my mother is a pensioner. I have become her sole breadwinner. My younger brothers, some of them are not working. One is a hairdresser, he is earning a little. I have just managed to build her two rooms and a garage and a bathroom. ...

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 RICHARD: During that visit to the police station now known as Johannesburg Central, did you see the next witness, that's Absolom Hlatshwayo?

MR JOUBERT: And the purpose of that second visit to the farm, was that merely to go and remove the tents or was there any other purpose?

MR MALAN: Did you buy it that same occasion or did you make a second visit to the hostel to buy the ammunition?

Now it comes to - the applicant makes these two confessions and now all of a sudden Tliane, with a delegation from SANCO, comes to visit the applicant in Leeukop prison and lo and behold an amount of nearly R40 000 is conjured up from SANCO coffers to pay for the legal defence of the applicant and ...

On that particular day I was coming from school. It was month end and I knew that during month end, the police were normally busy and twelve o'clock was the right time to visit the prisoners. People would be there going up and down, getting in and getting out of the police station and it would ...

MR GOOSEN: Chairperson, I myself was not there when the bomb was thrown into the premises and subsequently no revelations were made to me of any casualties. I can just state that I was placed with Unit 8(?) at that stage, we worked primarily with activists, white, Coloureds and Indians. It was ...

People couldn't visit us. I only got one visit from my mother and sister, and that was it. Days went by and we MMABATHO HEARING TRC/NORTH WEST

MRS LEDWABA: And I was telling him on Sunday that you Masuku you no more come to visit me and comfort me and check PRETORIA HEARING TRC/GAUTENG

MR MAKOALA: There are black people staying in town at Sterkspruit and I used to visit them. Visit their work places, so I don't know in which house did you see me. You know exactly there is only one house.