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MR BELLINGAN: Yes Mr Chairman, in particular after the visit to the attorney who had phoned me and invited me to come to his office, Attorney Mendelow, who had confronted me with the fact that Janine had a lot of knowledge of the Security Branch, of operations. He mentioned also the defrauding or ...

others, but that I think was an important act because then they could not move Nana Sita. He had been to prison three times already. They couldn't move him from his house in Hercules and his shop in Hercules to Laudium.

MR MORARE: According to their explanation it was retrenchment in 1991. Nissan and Numsa shop steward said that we should not worry, they are still following the matter. I told them why do they retrench me because I was wounded or injured. They said you do not have to worry, those who are ...

MR LALLA: He asked me I never found time to visit his family.

... who were members of the ANC in Cottonland and also supporters of the ANC who were youth. They said that this person used to come to a certain shop in Cottonland and he will a closer look at the youth who were wearing T-shirts, ANC T-shirts. It also came to me that he used to harass youth ...

MRS GAMA: Yes it was so, he always wanted to be at home. I remember when he was about 10 years old when we wanted them to visit they phoned us from where he was visiting that he was crying, missing his mother and wanted to come home. MR MANTHATA: He was at the same time a very popular youth, ...

I learnt from Father Michael who used to visit me at the hospital I also asked him how can I do - what can I do so that there is a follow up about my case.

CHAIRPERSON: In the next paragraph it states, Gen Calugan aptly described apartheid as a gift to the Kremlin, isn't that also true?

(2)   his visit to Vlakplaas and

... were witchcraft practising people at the time, a number of people. I also asked the people under me as to whether National Party people used to visit those people. When the answer was no we said that was an outset issue because our objective was to fight or eliminate any person who in his or ...

Because I was the Deputy President of Cosas I was the one who knew what our plan was at school, because the shop managers MMABATHO HEARING TRC/NORTH WEST

... he was attached to the IFP and allowed the KwaZulu Police to use an area at his shop to park their vehicles.  Four of the UDF members, the two Applicants and two others went to his shop.  They were all armed except the 2nd Applicant.  1st Applicant and another both armed with ...

GEN WEBB: There were newspaper reports which said that Mr Lubowski was coming to visit South Africa and I read it and Mr Verster read it and we then got together and we discussed Mr Lubowski's visit and we then said "Let's monitor him" and I said "Yes, that's fine."

MR ALBERTS: In other words, that you were purposely tasked to visit the scene afterwards, where you earlier, in which you had taken part earlier?

... would then say I must not worry. He would say you must not worry that I do not eat at home, I have an ANC member card that I use to eat. I go to shops and show this card and I would be able to eat. ...

... by the Industrial Council for the Clothing Industry and I was also employed as a cutting room supervisor in a clothing factory. I was also a shop steward and attended meetings of the Garment Workers Union together with people like Thom Mashanine, Lucy Muvebelo, Helen Joseph and many ...

... the Fingo Village and people staying in Tandjie location. They're part of my family and I never used to have a permit, I used to go over there and visit them, even play with the kids around there when I was younger. That was in the early '40's and '50's, before the new system came in in 1949 or ...

MR RICHARD: You say a member, did you carry a membership card of any party?

MR MAHAMBANE: I am not a card carrying member.

... go and fetch a blanket for me so that I'll be able to carry the small one. After we went outside the house to my next-door neighbour. I sought accommodation at my neighbour. then I said to my neighbour, "I don't know what is happening. I don't know where I am going to sleep." She said, "I ...