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MR SIBANYONI: We were told Eugene de Kock used to visit Ladybrand, did you encounter him there?

MISS BLOSE: He wasn’t in the location most of the time. He will just visit once in a while but they knew that he was an ANC member.

MR MALAN: Mr Sonti, first question and I want to re-visit that meeting in Block F where the new SDU was established. You remember which meeting I’m talking about? That’s the meeting where you were asked to withdraw.

CHAIRPERSON: Ja, there seems to have been that distinction between his first visit to the flats and his second visits to the flats.

Do you agree with the aim of this visit to Mamelodi, as set out further in this application, namely that it was to make identifications and to acquire further information relating to that?

Applicant had earlier in the late eighties been trained in the use of weaponry, including the use of rocket launchers, in Mozambique at the military camp, Amatola.  Although Amatola was a camp for MK trainees, Applicant was never a member of MK and his training took place over a number of ...

... at all I was one of the freedom fighters, the so-called terrorists. I responded as follows. I am working hand in hand with them. Well I’ve not been to those so-called terrorists but I’m working hand in hand with them. They asked me if I could tell them, if I tell them who the people are, the ...

He furthermore testified that the deceased were at the time in Zone One which was UDF territory, that the garage belonged to UDF members. IFP members wouldn't visit this garage because they would be shot at. The area was known to be UDF/ANC territory and IFP members already left the area.

MR MTHEMBU: There are many people who died, many whose funerals I attended. If they went to the township for instance to visit their parents, but if the comrades spotted them there, they would actually take them and kill them.

ADV DE JAGER: Did you ever visit Lubango?

MR MADUNA: We discussed about it first in a meeting, as a civic association in Radebe. At the time at Mkolise’s place there were no other people, no other family members. They were gone already. We discussed about it. We realised that people who were Inkatha members used to go visit Mkolise. ...

MR VISSER: Did you visit scenes of maiming, scenes after explosions where people had been murdered, or injured yourself?

PROF MAGWAZA: Mrs Mofokeng, I think I would like to follow up just quickly on what Mr Dlamini was saying that I think it's important for us to get the complete picture about the condition of Pule. From what you said I got the feeling that there are times when he's better and there are times when ...

Right, now, can you tell us of the events which led to the death of your father. You said in your statement that it started in about 1990, when your brother was attacked at school. Is that right? You said your brother was Tedius Mbatha and that he was attacked at school. Could you just tell us ...

We are also satisfied that all the attacks carried out by the Dolphin Unit satisfy the requirements of the Act as being acts carried out with a political objective. The Unit operated for a number of years and it is clear from the evidence before us that its sole objective was to further the ...

MR MEYER: Not operations but I did visit the house previously. If I can recall correctly, we went to the house that morning as well.

MR MAMANI: When we left the police station we drove to a certain house in Mdantsane. When we arrived there this house was used by the comrades, the ANC comrades were using this house. We got in there and we made friends with these comrades but they didn't know anything about our visit but they ...

MS PATEL: And that you only come home at the end of every month to visit your family?

... We from the SSRC launched a campaign against his visit to South Africa because we were saying that for him to come and meet with John Vorster when our people were being killed was very insensitive of him because clearly the issues did not seem to be related at all to what the Government had ...

CHAIRPERSON: Did the police ever visit your home to look for Lucky?