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MR GUMENGU: The government that I was serving was aware of this because they used to visit me and I would give them reports. Secondly, the Board of Inquiry that was held in 1995 from my department, I told them about this and they were satisfied because it was exactly what they knew. The Truth ...

MR MALUSI: I take it that your answer is yes, you took them to Mqiza's home? What was the purpose of that visit to Mqiza's home?

MR VAN RENSBURG: That may be so, Chairperson, I would not be able to dispute it. I did not visit the scene after the explosions, so I could not assess the situation.

... activists did visit Khanya House from time to time and at a certain time or opportunity we had to go and arrest an activist whom the West Rand branch looked for. I do know that it was a lady that we met at the Khanya House and that she was in the house itself, so yes, activists did have access ...

MR McPHERSON: Yes, I've been in Botswana, I can't tell you how many times, because I had a policeman fully based in Gaberone amongst the ANC, and I had another source also permanently based in Gaberone. So I had to visit them at least once a month to give them instructions and to debrief them.

MR MALAN: Mr Sonti, first question and I want to re-visit that meeting in Block F where the new SDU was established. You remember which meeting I’m talking about? That’s the meeting where you were asked to withdraw.

MR SIBANYONI: We were told Eugene de Kock used to visit Ladybrand, did you encounter him there?

MR BERGER: Between the first visit when you told him to go back and get the uninvited guests out, and the second visit, do you have a recollection of going down to the river to pick up Vermeulen and Coetser?

MR HECHTER: That's correct, or from my members. If it was practically possible some of my members would visit the residence a week before and try to surmise where the activist spent the night.

MR KOOPEDI: Now the ANC has made submissions to the Truth and Reconciliation Commission and in the submissions there is mention made that the leadership of the ANC would from time to time visit the prisons. Now, what I need to ascertain from you is do you know of such visits where the leadership ...

MR MANQINA: In prison these people did not visit me to tell me this. Some of them came andthey told us that I made a mistake in taking part in killing Amy because shewas helping us in our liberation as Africans.

MR MOGANO: All I know it was the white man that used to visit my home.

MR KEMP: After they arrived there, what did they tell you, what was the purpose of this visit?

MS VAN DER WALT IN ARGUMENT: Thank you honourable Chairperson. I would just like to present the crucial points in Mr van Dyk's evidence to you initially, because I want to argue that the course of the events from the time when Mr de Kock gave Mr van Dyk the instruction to execute the operation, ...

MR VAN ZYL: I presented myself as someone from the underworld. I don't know, many persons would want to know how a criminal would look, but I know that my appearance was not neat, I had long hair and so forth, and then naturally I would try to move in and around these sorts of people, I would ...

MR VISSER: Did you visit scenes of maiming, scenes after explosions where people had been murdered, or injured yourself?

... receipt of your letter of the 24th of June 1997. Thanks for your appreciation of the visit of Dr Giyane. I’m also hoping that others that we sent to see you regularly, such as Captain Shlengwa and Ms Brits do see you concerning problems about special constables and other problems. I do ...

MR MADUNA: We discussed about it first in a meeting, as a civic association in Radebe. At the time at Mkolise’s place there were no other people, no other family members. They were gone already. We discussed about it. We realised that people who were Inkatha members used to go visit Mkolise. ...

MR NOSENGA: No, I do not recall anyone visiting me. No-one came to visit me.

Next day we went off at 12 midday. The following day Capt Durgia failed to pitch up for work. The members then jeered and cracked jokes amongst themselves saying that he could not take the pace. A few days later Chief Dlabenzema Mapumulo, a very good friend of mine that used to visit me ...