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MRS NLOPHE: It was in the third month 1993. I was supposed to visit - the deceased sent a message saying that you must tell my mother that before she goes, I will have to see her. So I didn't go to the farms, I stayed at home on the Saturday, it was the 11th. So I had to leave on the 12th. In the ...

had the privilege of getting this high profile visit from this colonel. This colonel was supposed to come and find out about my situation after my then employer, Daz Chalmas, have asked the then PFP member of Parliament, Malcomess, to enquire as to how is my situation in jail. I told the colonel ...

NM FAZZIE: They were on a visit to Lesotho for a weekend. Now they say the policemen here from South Africa forced their way and made this raid in Lesotho.

with my brother and since I left home my mother never bothered to come and see me where I am staying. She doesn't visit me. She doesn't send me a note or anything, any message to say hello and she doesn't know how I survive. I don't know or what to do to survive. I even pray that God must come and ...

MR E B MOLAOLWA: ...coming into the location, why don't we better split from this place and somewhere, because during those days also, they used to visit us and threaten us.

MRS MAGALWANE: We did not go to jail, because the Chief and the police were very deceptive. You would never go and visit a member of your family, because the police, the boers they would beat us up. They worked together with

have had an opportunity yesterday afternoon to visit Prof

CHAIRPERSON: But he said he knew Ngo lived there and he went to visit him there.

MR MFENE: We used to like them very much. There were those that we used to visit and we would go there and tell them whatever and they would say yes and as they would be coming from a group of people, they would go back again to that group, but when we were just on the other side we had only just ...

MR BUTHELEZI: I asked him about his visit, why was he there. He first said to me the people want to burn him in the township because they said he was an IFP member. I asked him what is it that he did that made the people to say that he was an IFP member ...(intervention)

MR SIBISI: The deceased used to come to my home and on his visit he would request me to bring his child to him. He came around and parked the car, I saw him and I took the child and went to him. He was seated inside the vehicle. The child was two years old.

ADV DE JAGER: We've read that but can you tell us why did you attack the shops and not the hostel itself? Why the shops, wouldn't members of the public visit the shops?

MR KHUMALO: Yes, the person that I first met was Jabulani and he managed to take me to that person and that's where he used to visit. It looked like it was not his home. He resided - his home was in Riets, the township of Riets.

MR NJIYELA: As I've already mentioned, they would come visit their relatives who were my neighbours and this information about the meetings that were held at Mr Nyathikazi, would be revealed by those very same people who had been at those meetings, and that is how we also got to learn about what ...

MRS MAIFADI: Benjamin Maifadi was at home. That is where I was born and is where I was married. He went to visit his grandmother for a couple of days. There was a time when people came and told us that the children have gone to KwaNdebele and we asked how could we get to KwaNdebele and where in ...

dresses me and I have breakfast, and visit friends, nothing

Mr Chairman, perhaps lastly, we were struck by some similarities between the present case, the facts of the present case and that of the one which you presided in concerning Mr Kondile. You will recall, Mr Chairman, that in Kondile's case he was first arrested when he came across the Swazi ...

... DER WALT: Mr Chairperson, I beg your pardon for interrupting once more, with the greatest respect towards Mr Prinsloo, the question has already been answered numerous times and secondly, it is not the evidence of the witness that this visit took place upon his own initiative and upon that basis ...

CHAIRPERSON: Ms Samuel, perhaps we'll try and find out whether any of the applicants would be able to positively identify the exact spot or the near exact spot where this happened and then it could be arranged that the family could visit this place if they want to.

I explained to Siphiwe that I received the order from the Regional Commander to execute this target, that was Exmico Engineering Company, and I also asked him - I told Siphiwe about the visit from the Regional Commander, who gave me a specific order to execute the target, Exmico Engineering ...