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... had gone to my car and discovered my ANC card which he brought back with him. He told me to shut my mouth and I shouldn’t say anything about this Mandela. I realized that this argument was intensifying. They were making jokes of the whole scene, especially regarding the girl that was lying ...

... to desist from its radical policies and enter into a dialogue with the recognised leaders of the oppressed masses in the country, such as Dr Nelson Mandela. These police and Councillors vehemently opposed these measures and there were also elements within the community who saw the campaigns as ...

MRS MARCH: I would like to say we thank God by giving us our president, Nelson Mandela, who maybe a lot of people might think that he is doing something he doesn't know, yet he knows bietjie bietjie. We never knew one day we would be seated here having people who are listening to our cries. Even ...

... was decided to use that for the legal costs of Derby-Lewis. I personally was against Mr Hani's murder, because we had information that Hani and Mandela wanted to establish a party. I reported that to Roodt, and Roodt took control of this operation and saw to it that this would not go to ...

... hostages were getting in the taxi. So I wanted to see this place and he said that Richard Mgebe, the taxi driver, took the former President Nelson Mandela sticker and then he put it where the bullet had struck the kombi. I wanted to know from the Second in Command about the money, where was the ...

... perhaps my son has died. Now you don't know whether he has died, whether he is still alive, where is he, whatever happened to him? The President Mandela has given us a job, a responsibility to help people such as you, to get answers for your questions. We will try as much as we can. Maybe we ...

left home. For the whole year I did not know here whereabouts, but I heard after that that my daughter was in Tanzania, and she just got back after Mandela was ...

mentioning and this sort of inspired a lot of other townships in the belief that the activities in the Eastern Cape reminded them of the M plan, the Mandela plan which was known in the 1950's and then people wanted really to also begin a process of establishing those structures of the street ...

went there as a family. We were going to visit him as usual. Pres Mandela was also present on the day of the celebration and some of the other comrades were also there. When we went back home, he was about to be released, because out of the 15 years I think, he spent only three years. When his ...

... had a tendency to interfere with the activities of the organisation. He would, for example, question the singing of freedom songs about Mr Nelson Mandela. Indeed it seems that he was able to stop them initially as a result of his status in the community because he behaved like the chief of the ...

... and his dirty tricks at The Rand Daily Mail. The same man, if he is a man, who said Peter Magobane was the nigger in the wood pile, that Winnie Mandela had sold out on Nelson Mandela and had given Nelson Mandela away. This is the same John Horak who joined The Star and came with that ...

He testified that in 1995 having been impressed by the call that was made by former President Nelson Mandela that all those who committed gross violations of human rights during the apartheid era should come froward and tell the truth about their past activities, he immediately applied for ...

MRS GUSH-NKULA: Thembelihle was my brother. I was born after him. It was on a Sunday the eleventh when Mr Mandela was released. He left home to go to church because he was in the choir and my parents were going to follow. He said that if he comes back late from the church it will be because ...

... designated by a majority of the people with black person as head of state. The General Secretary, Bishop Tutu, currently feels that Nelson Mandela should be appointed to that position. The latter is at present serving a life sentence for his part in a sabotage plot against the ...

... to attend a meeting at Shell (Luthuli) House. On his return he learnt that his order had not been carried out and he again told Madiba (not Nelson Mandela) to tell the Applicant to comply with the order. The Applicant was not in the office and he could not directly discuss the matter with him ...

... guard of honour. One of their commanders, Mr Rasithaba, asked me why I'm giving them problems, why am I harassing whites and bringing strikes, did Mandela send me to do these ...

... took out a key from his pocket and a letter and in that letter he was writing about the ANC. He was writing the letter to the president, President Mandela and I didn't know where he got his address. One nurse came in and he asked why are you looking and talking at this boy because he is dead. ...

... meeting with Ntombela was delayed and transferred as he was busy arranging a large tent for a proposed public meeting, where Dr Buthelezi and Mr Mandela would meet the following Monday to give a public commitment to peace at Taylor's Halt. This meeting fell through before it even got started. ...

... problems, because at times they would tell us that if they don't find him we should go and fetch him, because he's a comrade, he's working with Mandela. That's how this has affected us. What happened to him is that when he was detained, when we go to look for him tomorrow he's there at ...

... name. He said, who’s Manthata and I said, that’s me. He said you must know that here I arrest people and if I arrest you, I also send them to Mr Mandela in Robben Island and I said you can do that to me. When we got inside the house and after that he told me. He took out a letter in his ...