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MR HATTINGH: And when you returned from your visit to Middelburg, what was his condition then?

He was at the shebeen having a drink with friends when he heard gunshots. He was scared and he fled again, he did not even bother to visit his home or the injured sister, he was so afraid of his political opponents. He admits to meeting with Mr Khuzwayo, coincidentally just prior to the attack ...

No visit was permitted from my beloved ones who knew my whereabouts.

After having instructed the 11th Applicant to make arrangements for the modification of the grenades, the 7th Applicant proceeded to Springs, where he held a meeting with the 6th Applicant, Colonel Roelf Venter and Brigadier Jack Cronje, the commanding officer of Unit C10. He informed those at the ...

MR VAN DER WESTHUIZEN: That is correct Sir, but I can't comment on the chop shop. At that time - I don't recall ever visiting that farm during this time, this time we're referring to at the moment, only later did I visit there.

MR BERGER: Yes, that was before the middle visit, if I can call it that, the visit at the end of May, or in May.

... to discuss in the direction of eliminating selective members of the ANC, PAC Alliance. Clive asked if I was prepared to eliminate political opponents and I agreed to do so. Towards the end of February 1993 during the visit to Clive at his home, he showed me a list with nine names. We ...

MR PURSHOTAM: Did you visit him in hospital?

SABATANA: Yes I can. The person who came to us and gave the information and told us that there was a big fight in the camp, although he was not present during the fight. This information was being kept as a secret because I was not supposed to know about this. This person says he was also ...

ADV DE JAGER: The purpose of the visit was not simply to eliminate or to do the elimination on that day?

Now Brig Delport had beforehand referred to an incident where you were present during a visit by Mr le Grange, do you recall that?

Then I came across a White man. This man tried to hack me with a panga. I tried to grab it, that is when he cut this finger I'm showing to you. When I tried to turn then he hacked my daughter on the head. Then there was brain that I could see. I tried again to turn then he stabbed me with a ...

MR PRIOR: ...[inaudible] certainty over Mr Barnard's application be obtained. Unfortunately, all the investigators in Gauteng have gone down to Cape Town to a meeting. The prison authorities have indicated they are very loathe to get involved and take statements so we're at an impasse until I ...

Late Saturday night and during the early hours of Sunday, 14th March 1982, McPherson assisted Raven to climb over the high, locked gate of the fence around the back yard of the ANC offices and handed the explosive device to de Kock, who accompanied Raven to the back wall of the ANC offices. Raven ...

MR NGESI: We received instructions from Comrade Khotle, as I knew that area, Wesselsbron, because I would visit that place frequently because there were also other comrades that were staying there, and the target that I am about today, I knew that area, because I used to stay there, it's near the ...

MR GULENI: Not necessarily doing it later, it was urgent but now we were - it was not as urgent as, I don't know how to put it, it was urgent but just that we were still engaged in other activities. We didn't say we'd suspend the question of investigating but that we haven't yet come up with ...

MR KGOTSA: The way Reginald Legodi was testifying, that is the way it is, we suspected that he was an informer. Then again, Hlongwane used to visit Mr Ndala or Ndala's house. That is why we had that suspicion that Mr Ndala is an informer.

MR MASANGO: Ja, I readily recall a visit by Moses Mabida, the late Moses Mabida, who was the member of the NEC, the ANC's National Executive Committee, was also in the Communist Party, the leader of the Communist Party, Moses Mabida. As I've said we were always organising as a commissariat there ...

MR HATTINGH: Do you know anything about whether the robbers were brought under the impression that they would visit a place on their way to Coin, where they would be provided with arms and that was the new excuse because you were not prepared to leave the firearms in the vehicle for them?

MR MANTHATA: There is only one question, as you have said that during that time, it was difficult for people to come in and out at Hammatlala, more especially the people who belonged to the Congress. My question is, you the people who were working in Johannesburg, did you have any problem, how did ...