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MR MSOMI: The limpet mines were timed to detonate after the shop had closed. That was after 5 o'clock and we did time them as we were instructed and they did explode as we had intended to explode after the shop had closed.

CHAIRPERSON: Did he come to visit you?

... version, the information that was passed over to the applicants that Mpisane was going to meet with the ISU, did not specify the venue. However, notwithstanding their lack of information in this regard, the applicants testified that they believed or thought that the ISU would meet Mr Mpisane at ...

... shot. I was together with my boyfriend, my live-in boyfriend. Paul Poswa then said they had been shot by the police. They had been sent to the shop to buy painkillers. When they were crossing 12 50, the police shot at them. That is why they were in hospital. I left food with Paul Poswa ...

whole, and having regard that the applicant had to flee his home and go into hiding for fear of his life since he was wanted, his home and brother's shop where he hid burnt, the fact that he killed males he perceived to be his organisation's opponents and associated with the political violence, ...

MR NDABA: It was alleged that he was the leader of all these activities and with regards to the shop owner who was attacked and his store robbed, he himself said it was the deceased who shot at him.

In April after we’d been in custody for nearly a year, we were sentenced. We received sentences between one and five years, I got three. During the trial we were being held here at The Fort, the men in the men’s section and the woman down the hill in the women’s section. I have to mention that ...

Thank you in 1988 I was sent to a shop at home to buy some things and I was with my friend. When we got to the shop I bought these goods and from the shop on we are going up - near - at Freedom Square we were going up, there was a [indistinct] that was going down and the other roads goes to the ...

He may not be a member, card carrying member of the ANC, but it does not debar him from being a supporter and there is overwhelming evidence before this Committee that he was indeed a supporter of the ANC.

van. We went to the shop, we took the drink, we came back. We travelled about 2kms from the bottle store to the area where we left Harrington and Mr Erasmus. When we got back we gave them the cooldrink.

MR DE KOCK: Chairperson, the date or the day I was informed of during our first visit to the apartment where Mr McPherson and the others were staying, that is my recollection thereof.

MS MKHIZE: Can you hear, Mamma? She wants you to explain about the time when your son was arrested and said to Modderbee, did you ever pay him a visit? How long was he kept at Modderbee?

"Mohabi was released from detention in January 1982, he told me that one of the men who had taken him in October 1981 had been Joseph Mamasela. I know Joseph Mamasela as before the arrest of my son Mohabi, he used to visit us."

But this became clear because later on it was found out that in the work of these Boers, as they were trying to destroy the organisations and the townships, there was an Indian man in the community, he owned a shop and he was running, he was the owner of the shop.

it, was that this visit took place between ten and eleven o'clock that

MR HATTINGH: Before he took over as Commander of C1, did he ever visit Vlakplaas?

... "Y2", and that's already been shown to the Committee, you will recall photographs of King George Street and the Woburn Pharmacy and the Cobbler's shop and all of that, that is the Exhibit "Y2" that ...(intervention) ...

MR DEHAL: There's just one other aspect that I've just remembered, the Chairperson had asked you by analogy about IFP members who may own a shop and if they were active in the area against the ANC, what you would have done and there was some talk about you would have robbed them, do you remember ...

I think he used to visit his comrades there in Port Elizabeth, that's why he left Somerset.

MR BOOYENS: And just in short, although it was not within your discretion who the targets were or were not, in many cases you did not know who the targets were and as my learned friend said, sometimes you had a job card without knowing who the targets were.