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MR HATTINGH: And on that evening, did you visit any of the scenes where the explosions had taken place?

MR TSHABALALA: My other comrades were also there the time I wasn't there when I went to the shop, they were also looking around.

MR TIPP: You've been back to that scene, do you remember that there is a cafe, the fish and chip shop?

MR MASINGA: I used to visit them and I used to meet her there.

MR MASINGA: I used to visit them and I used to meet her there.

CROSS-EXAMINATION BY MR DORFLING: Thank you Mr Chair, Honourable Members. Mr Potsane may I start with the person that came to visit you at Shell House. You said it was your niece. Is that correct?

That was unacceptable for us and Clive and I started 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 ...

MRS NDEBELE: After I received the telegram people came from the ANC at Shell House. They said to me that Lucky has passed away. Then they said they will come to visit me, but up till now no one has shown up at my place.

Did anybody visit you at a prison in order to obtain a statement from you to support your application for amnesty in respect of any offences that you have committed?

MR HATTINGH: Did General van Rensburg after his transfer visit head office in an official capacity?

On the 9th of September 1976, it was during the fast, I, my sister and my husband went to the shops to buy food. When we came to near the bioscope, people started throwing stones and we were forced to run into Mr Abrahams’ shop. He locked the door and we stood inside until everything had calmed ...

After the three days that I spent at Makwassie, my parents were trying to get hold of me, to come and visit me. But unfortunately I was badly beaten and assaulted and they wouldn't even recognise it was Reggie. They didn't allow my parents to see me.

for a social visit, but that they wanted us to sit down and talk.

MR POLSEN: Did you then, with regard to the information which you received at the morgue, ever visit the scene or make an attempt to determine from where these bodies had come?

was very difficult. In some homes you would find that they did not even have any refreshments or anything and we would send our people to go to the shop and collect money, and some shop owners would even give us food, and Strydom said to me, Chris what we're going to do to you is come to your ...

MRS SIKO: Yes, I do have a wish. The people who killed Ndumasi, were not arrested. Ndumasi was playing outside, one girl came to take him at home, there was a shot next to the stadium. This girl said Ndumasi let us go to the shop, I will buy you sweets.

... me. While I was still unconscious and bleeding and crying they threw me into the van. While I was still in the van they drove around up to a shop, where another gentleman came around by the name of Makobe who put a gun on my forehead and said I still can breath I am not yet ...

MR SIBAYA: It was in 1993 on the third year, we were in Guguletu with my friend. I was going to visit my girlfriend but I did not know the area well so I got a bit lost. We eventually ended up in a house where we asked a lady ...[intervention}

MR VISSER: So wherever explosions had taken place, you would visit the scene?

MR DUKADA: Yes I know about that. You have already explained that. But what I want to find out from you; do you agree with me that on your very visit to Nxala on the 24th of September 1985 it had already been agreed that Ndondo should be killed?