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Special Report Transcript Episode 63, Section 3, Time 13:45The training was not police training; it was military training, because if it was not military training there was no need for a political commissar and in the police force, a commander. Even the weapons which they were using, it was purely military weapons. For instance mortar, where can you use mortar, RPGs, like machine guns, AK47s, hand grenades, landmines, anti-personal mines, explosives, TNT, plastic explosives? I’m mentioning now weapons of war. Notes: Daluxolo Luthuli (Caprivi group Political Commissar) 119. The assertions by the Caprivi trainee amnesty applicants that they were acting as part of a well-resourced and orchestrated strategy coincided with the Commission ’s finding that in 1986 the SADF conspired with Inkatha to provide the latter with a covert, offensive paramilitary unit (hit ... ISSUES IMPACTING ON THE AMNESTY PROCESS 21. At the inception of the Commission, the IFP announced that it would not urge its members or IFP victims of gross human rights violations to participate in i t s processes. In spite of written representations and personal requests by senior members of the ... Caprivi trainees 54. Mr Daluxolo Luthuli [AM4075/96], grandson of Chief Albert Luthuli, was trained in the Caprivi by members of the SADF. He applied for amnesty for twenty-one incidents of murder and attempted murder in KwaZulu/Natal and admitted to giving orders to ten other applicants who ... |
