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MRS KGALEMA: According to my observation the one that gave him problems was the gunshot in the head because he kept on bleeding from the nose. Time and again he had to visit Verwoerd Hospital in Pretoria in order for them to drain him.

dresses me and I have breakfast, and visit friends, nothing

shot. They took him to Alice to Dr Mbethe. He was then transferred to Cecilia Makiwane Hospital. My mother tried to visit him in hospital, he was still alive in Cecilia Makiwane at that time. They went to visit him, he was still alive on their first visit. When they visited him on the second ...

Now the violence calmed and in 1991 while it was still peaceful it was summer time although I don't remember what particular month and I was working at SA Sugar in Germiston. I was coming from work, it was hot and I knocked off at one. My wife was expectant and when I got home and was happy and ...

MR SCHOON: My recollection regarding the events is very vague. I recall that Gen Erasmus discussed the matter with me, in my office. The matter regarding the Sansco members. I cannot recall when it took place, but I infer from the evidence from the other applicants, that this must have been ...

... Bar and my target would be that it would be visited by soldiers. Well I'm planting the bomb near the Wimpy Bar and in fact the soldiers didn't even visit the place on that day and four women were injured in the explosion, or innocent people walking by get injured, would they be entitled to ...

MR KOPEDI: I believe I asked him that question while he was giving evidence and I think the answer was that and it was some kind of a build-up in that initially for him to have taken the steps to hide at this house, there has been constant harassment by the people he cannot define or describe, ...

MR DE KOCK: No, because there was fear that they would be identified should they visit their families.

I refer to them as settlers because if we can visit history, history tells that some people outside the continent of Africa came here to colonialise our country but the colonialisation of our people, particularly in the occupied Azania, had a unique character from the rest of the African people. ...

MR RORICH: Chairperson as I have already stated, before the explosion took place I had previously, based upon information that we had, paid a visit to go and see where both houses were situated.

MR MBEWU: Yes, there was. The pellet shot had penetrated my eye and I did not know then whether I could see or not, because they had covered my eye with cotton-wool and I was kept in hospital for two days. Then fed things appropriate to someone that was going to be operated saying that they were ...

What further speaks for compounded matters is the fact that large sums of money had been robbed on separate occasions and it was not entirely clear to whom the proceeds of the robberies were handed over. He was generally evasive and at some point said he gave all the money to members of a Street ...

CHAIRPERSON: But he said he knew Ngo lived there and he went to visit him there.

MR KHUMALO: Yes, the person that I first met was Jabulani and he managed to take me to that person and that's where he used to visit. It looked like it was not his home. He resided - his home was in Riets, the township of Riets.

have had an opportunity yesterday afternoon to visit Prof

had the privilege of getting this high profile visit from this colonel. This colonel was supposed to come and find out about my situation after my then employer, Daz Chalmas, have asked the then PFP member of Parliament, Malcomess, to enquire as to how is my situation in jail. I told the colonel ...

NM FAZZIE: They were on a visit to Lesotho for a weekend. Now they say the policemen here from South Africa forced their way and made this raid in Lesotho.

MRS NLOPHE: It was in the third month 1993. I was supposed to visit - the deceased sent a message saying that you must tell my mother that before she goes, I will have to see her. So I didn't go to the farms, I stayed at home on the Saturday, it was the 11th. So I had to leave on the 12th. In the ...

MR NJIYELA: As I've already mentioned, they would come visit their relatives who were my neighbours and this information about the meetings that were held at Mr Nyathikazi, would be revealed by those very same people who had been at those meetings, and that is how we also got to learn about what ...

ADV DE JAGER: We've read that but can you tell us why did you attack the shops and not the hostel itself? Why the shops, wouldn't members of the public visit the shops?