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MR JANTJIE: We did not want to find out who else was staying with her, we just wanted to other people who would visit her from time to time.

"During the visit Eugene Terreblanche made mention: he said: Commander, if everybody nationwide did what they had to do, you wouldn't have been in prison today"

MRS NGOBENI: Maduna does not stay here. Immediately after that incident he went away but he does come to visit his brother in law. Rhadebe is the one who stays at Umfunde Park No 20.

They said she must go to the second prison, when she got there, she was also asked what is her purpose of her visit, she said I am here to bury my son, I was told to come here. She was also sent to a third prison, when she got there, she was also asked - this was a very tall building. There were ...

MR SIBEKO: And then, when you were in custody, your family came to visit you. That's where they told you that Lucky is said to have killed somebody at Everest and his friends were also identified, is that what you say?

MR JACO: He was visiting the casino. He was from the local vicinity and they used to visit the casino as small or young boys.

"Towards the end of February 1993, during a visit to Clive at his home, he showed me a list with nine names."

MS SHEZI: I did not compile any statement. After a doctor's visit I was taken to Sun City Prison, I was detained under Section 29.

The police managed in fact to calm things down up to the Sunday morning. But Sunday people were still not very happy. My mother was taken away half a kilometer out of the town. They’ve taken her to a camp where soldiers use to come and visit. And were they stayed around. And later on people ...

W RUBUSHE: There is something else that I forgot to say but I think it is written in my statement. I have a problem concerning my operations. Sometimes, especially in Winter I suffer a lot they are very painful. I visit the day hospital regularly and then I get some tablets.

... one day because I'm difficult. After that they said myself and together with the comrades, they said to us we knew that we have killed a person. Then they told us that we will meet in court. A certain policeman called Kavangwa was the one person making those accusation. Whilst we were ...

On our way back they transferred us to Potchefstroom. Whilst I was there my parents came to visit me. When they got there I was surprised as to why they were crying and I started crying as well. I wanted to know what is happening. My mother just told me that we had just come to collect your ...

JUDGE MOTATA: Should we visit the deficiencies, if I may ... (indistinct) of the information not obtained from him, because if you would have regard again, I think it's page - from 25 of his written responses, that is Mr Moti, he refers to Phasika Mtotsisa at cell number 08273434480 fax 0475313559, ...

JUDGE DE JAGER: And they came to visit him at Potchefstroom.

MR NYAWOSE: Yes I will mention the ones that I remember and unfortunately some of them they passed away. Vusi Nglovo, Thabani Nglovo, they are brothers and the others I don't remember because there were quite a number of ANC supporters who came to visit to the area.

MS M MOLETE: The time when he was trying to hack me and when I was holding his hand and I was holding the child on the other side and then he stabbed me with that sharp object and also on the eye so when I tried to turn around, that's when he hacked the baby.

... my custom to visit the farmer, just to see if anything was wrong, if everything was still in order and whether he was still satisfied with our presence, just from a social perspective, to maintain contact. On that particular day, I visited the farm first, because one would find the farm ...

MS MTJALI: My mother's life is in danger because most of the time my mother will receive threats from the applicant's father. At one stage he referred to my mother as a witch and he also said that he can use a spade to hack her and he will be defended by the ANC.

MR DEHAL: Sorry, Mr Chairperson, in the Mafu matter we were at the stage when we had adjourned on the last occasion for Ms Deborah Quin to visit the Westville Prison. She has since given me copies of certain documents which she says she has managed to obtain from the file of Mr Mafu presently held ...

MR MNQANDI: And I'm further instructed that when you came there was a man who asked you what the purpose of your visit was and who wanted to get inside the house with you but was prevented from doing so.