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... clothes. As she was approaching these houses there were people who asked her, " Where are you from?" She said, "I come from Ciskei, I've come to visit my husband". And she was carrying a three year old baby on her back, the name of the child is Lubuyo. These people wanted to know if the ...

MR RAMAWELE: So are you telling the hearing that the purpose of your visit to Durban was to trace the people who killed the police officers?

When we arrived at Mr Jafta's place we were shot at with an AK47 rifle. We ran away. We ran out of the yard. We didn't actually leave. There was a dense forest just behind the shop, we walked around the forest because we could see that the person who was shooting was actually in that forest.

MR NCISHANE: I did have a membership card but my house was burnt down and so was the card.

MR LAX: Yes, I know it was Kwakanjaza, but where at Kwakanjaza, were they sitting under a tree, were they standing next to the shop, were they at a taxi rank, what were they doing?

... all the things that happened in response to the abduction in those first few days, except that I was told by Mr Aubrey Mokoena that he had gone to visit Mrs - then known as Mrs Mandela - on the 4th of ...

ADV SANDI: After retirement, did you at any stage go to Vlakplaas? Did you visit Vlakplaas after your retirement?

... to sue unions - to sue unions. They know that at one time, the workers from Lascon, organised by NUMSA had to themselves all go to court, because shop stewards refused to represent them, because those shop stewards were themselves be liable to such situation. So this is a day in the life of a ...

... the ANC has, is attacking us once again. I asked him, or them rather, as to where they were, and they showed me that they are towards or by the shop somewhere. I told them to go down and I’ll be following them subsequently. And I went back into the house to change the jacket since it was ...

MR VISSER: Didn't you ever visit the scene of an explosion at any stage, subsequent to the explosion, to examine the scene?

However, the rise of two movements led to, in one sense, a more stable position within the anti-apartheid struggle within this province, the Independent Trade Union Movement and the Inkatha National Cultural Liberation Movement, formed in 1975. The Independent Trade Union Movement, which comes out ...

MR SIDIYA: That day I was working in the shop but there were patrolling the streets those days and I would take part in those patrols and that day, Mr Gazu, these people apprehended him next to the place where I was working at the shop. So when these people caught him, one man by the name of Ronti ...

... they, some turned to me. They wanted to know who am I and why I was at his, Isaac’s place. Well I claimed that I was his cousin and I paid a visit since it was June during school holidays but they were not convinced. They suspected I was a terrorist, so, I refused. However they started ...

Although I was now a prisoner my detention did not end, they continued to hold me in the same cell, the only difference was that the regular Magistrate visit didn’t exist for the two months and I had prison clothes but I had no letters, no contact with my family. I have no idea where I was held.

... deceased was a member of the IFP and believed to be an informer who had intimate information about the applicant. The applicant believed that the visit by the IFP group was related to information given to them by the deceased. The deceased was also noted for his IFP activities and at one time ...

Time went on and they used to visit us more often to check that I am there. They were asking about Jackie's whereabouts and I told them that you are the ones who know

I think that the scepticism had a great deal to do with the low-intensity conflict that was going on with townships in particular - many townships. I remember personally addressing meetings - SACP branch meetings of COSATU shop steward locals.

CHAIRPERSON: Sorry Mr Ngcobo, when you say he was an ANC member, are you meaning that he was a member because you knew he was a member, card-carrying member, or are you saying that he may have been an ANC supporter, without actually being an actual card-carrying member?

Ja my son Vuyani, he was from a shop - he went to the shop to buy bread. Half a bread and he got shot when he was coming from the shop. I was not there at the time.

... and a number of others, who have been compiling information about all these sort of things we have been talking about, and also taking steps to visit families or cause visits to take place, and we have got a lot of information about their work and where there have been executions, a number of ...