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MR TSOMELA: That is true I don't work at night ordinarily but my duty during the night, I visit my station sporadically but on that particular night maybe, I don't remember of any, any children who were held at the police station maybe during a sporadic or an unorganised visit of myself. I never ...

MR ENGELANI: Yes, but I had no membership card. I had no membership card at that time.

... trial. It also contradicts the evidence of the boy, Patrick, and the evidence given by Alfred Shlalea at the trial. At the trial the applicant accepted responsibility for the attack on Patrick, admitted that he stabbed him eight times and left him in the shop. This corroborated the evidence ...

MRS NHLAPHO: Mzwaki was a soldier of the MK. He came back from Tanzania on the 17th December. When he got back Mzwaki left to visit his friend Boysi. When he got to Dereke(?) there was a car and that car belonged to Ketisi. It was parked there. Mzwaki had on a T-shirt, ANC T-shirt written "Mass ...

The 2nd Applicant testified that he was working in a shop in the close vicinity to where the patrol came across the Deceased. A person came into the shop and demanded paraffin. The 2nd Applicant provided him with paraffin and went out of the shop with him to where the Deceased was. When 2nd ...

At the time they were trying to extract the bullets did they take out all the bullets? --- I don't know, because normally the wound it's painful, and I normally have to visit doctors to check me.

The first thing he did was to visit our house to come and "talk" to Matthew. It was obvious that his visit was

... testified that he was satisfied that this was a crime committed with a political objective or words to that effect. De Ru gave evidence of the visit the evening, immediately preceding the shooting by the applicants, to Mr De Bruyn, who was from all the evidence and including that of Mr De ...

... who he did not care whether he could not walk. There was some people from Black Sash. One of them was Dina or Dian, they used to come and visit me and some other comrades like James to give me courage and he would complain to them, I just didn’t know what to say. ...

... who he did not care whether he could not walk. There was some people from Black Sash. One of them was Dina or Dian, they used to come and visit me and some other comrades like James to give me courage and he would complain to them, I just didn’t know what to say. ...

... he had, he was selling firearms and again then he is the Captain or the Station Commander, and the Eagles gang used to hold their meetings at his shop. So he, Mr van Greyling issued that gun to support the Eagles ...

MS FOROSI: We went to the Court of Law and the case was postponed. I think that it was postponed, because they wanted us to get better, because we were swollen. If our family members would come and visit us they would not be allowed to see us. They would be sent to different police stations.

CHAIRPERSON: Alright, so far as I’m concerned, I come to your assistance, as far as, when you went there you regarded that as a social visit to the shebeen. That was the purpose of your visit?

... familiar, doesn't it? Let me describe a little bit about the conspiracy of silence, I'm sure you'll recognise some of this. "Survivors' war accounts were too horrifying for most people to listen to or believe. Additionally, bystanders' guilt led many to regard the survivors as pointing ...

MR MNYAKENI: They were a group working with the police, but I would not call them criminals. They would harass the community, stopping people from town, checking for firearms from those persons and the police would visit them at their homes.

MR SEKGOBELA: Yes, they said because I used to visit her at her house I should be one of them and they said I should be one of the people who were going to kill her.

We were patrolling those areas. As we were patrolling that street, we were called by Mr Junkin who had a shop in Albert Street, he stopped the van and when he came to the van he reported to us that his shop had been broken into a few moments ago and that I should please take his children to ...

... These were white people whom I knew very well because they were also from the farm, they usually come to the farm. And also, police will come and visit them and we will enquire how come police usually visit these white farmers and the domestic workers will tell us sometimes that these were AWB ...

MR WILLS: And when did you get an ANC card?

... small change, I bought bread and a cold drink, ate and that is how the police found me and I was arrested then and there. I never went into any shop to buy ...