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MR MOFOKENG: In the company I usually visit Kopane, there where Kopane and Monde used to discuss, they used to discuss about general politics then I was interested in those politics. I wanted to be informed and again to receive military training.

"As I say it was the first time since magistrates have been visiting me, that I was called to the office of the cells instead of the magistrate coming to my cell. What I am trying to show to his Lordship is that the difference is that the magistrate came to visit me and came

MG FANA: I do visit a Doctor.

MS MAYA: Did you make any efforts to go and visit him?

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 ...

MRS SKATANE: No, she went to visit the hospital, that is Betty Ndlovu. She is a curious person, you know, she just get in the van and she saw that it was Norman lying in the van.

Because deep down in me, I felt I wish that Black persons wouldn't kill another Black person. So I asked for a key from a police person and then I went there. When I got there, I opened, I said young boys, do you know the Chawe that you wanted to visit, they were in a car and the car was left at ...

MRS MADISHA: Dudu went to Sithutilwane School, so one day his friends came to visit him. What surprised me is that he suspected it was bullets because it was Rapulo's case, and I didn't know what was going on.

MR DUBE: Yes. Thank you very much Mr Chairperson. In 1961 my mother went to visit in Zimbabwe where my father was born. So we have got relatives in Zimbabwe like my cousin for instance, he was staying here in Johannesburg, so he departed to Zimbabwe with his better half and children. So then my ...

CHAIRPERSON: Are you on speaking terms, or have you made attempts to visit, the family of the deceased, since his death?

MR BEKEBEKE: In Paballelo, it's not that the police as a whole might be, could have been against certain individuals who were definitely trying to thwart our aspirations to get us out of the morass of poverty in Paballelo. We have friends in the police services. I was playing soccer with a number ...

CHAIRPERSON: Mr Engelani, we thank you for coming before the Commission to give us your story. We will try and investigate this matter and get some clarity on certain issues which are not clear now. If we want more information from you our Investigating Unit will visit you to get more ...

After telling the parents they weren't able to come down to Johannesburg for the burial and I was left in Natal. They came to Johannesburg to fetch the body and I had to pay the expenses and I did not know how he died because he survived the attack, his condition improved but as to what killed him ...

I went to prison but I came back in 1989. On the 1st or on the 2nd it was on Saturday, I was released. When I came back home and people were happy to see me. I stayed at home for two days. Police used to come to look for me. And to ask me about the case of this lady who was burnt in the ...

MR SANGOTSHA: Mxolisi heard about this when he was in East London at work. When he heard that his home was burnt down he went there, it was on Saturday, to examine the extent of the damages. On Sunday he was going to visit a friend at night. He came to me at night on the Sunday, as he arrived on ...

MR PRETORIUS: Commission, I regularly received information that as far as I could ascertain that MK members would visit Mrs Mandela's house, the so called Palace - that is the way I know it amongst others.

occupation? You said that he went to visit a client at some stage, but what did he do, Christopher your brother?

MR BIZOS: When - what was the time lapse between the first mention by Snyman and the visit to your office by du Plessis and van Zyl?

MR VAN DER MERWE: Mr Chairperson, I stand to be corrected, but if I recall correctly the evidence when I was listening was that members of the ANC branch in Bloemfontein did in fact visit Mr Phelane.

MS PATEL: So what, just because he went to visit him how do you draw the inference that he was being assisted by him to maintain his power?