ERASMUS, B

... 1984 and 1986. Two other applications regarding Stratcom operations were received from members of the Witwatersrand Security Branch, Paul Francis <b>Erasmusb> [AM3690/96] and Gary Leon Pollock [AM2538/96]. All three applicants applied for a range of unlawful operations, broadly classified as ...

... 1997. Applications were made by Mr Dirk Johannes Coetzee [AM0063/96], Mr Nicolaas Johannes Janse van Rensburg [AM3919/96], Mr Gerrit Nicholas <b>Erasmusb> [AM4134/96], Mr Hermanus Barend du Plessis [AM4384/96] and Mr Johannes Gottfried Raath [AM4397/96]. 131 Between late 1980 and mid-1982, ...

... 375 According to De Kock, the operation was planned at a meeting attended by himself and C section commander Willem Schoon, General Gerrit <b>Erasmusb> from Security Branch head office, Colonel Alfred Oosthuizen of the Intelligence Branch (section D) of the security police, who reported ...

... Catharina Aletta ELESE, De Poutch ELESE, Joyce-Ndinisa ELESE, Tinie ELLIAS, Sophie ENGELBRECHT, Johannes Petrus George ENKELA, Qoltle Ben Kadafie <b>ERASMUSb>, Martha Johanna <b>ERASMUSb>, Niklaus <b>ERASMUSb>, Stephen Mthuthuzeli ERNEST, Suzan ESAU, June ESSACK, Riedewaan EVANS, Gavin FAAS, Adri FABA, July ...

345 At approximately 18h00 that evening General <b>Erasmusb> arrived at John Vorster Square to tell the waiting policemen what plans had been made. He had discussed the matter with the commissioner of police, who had suggested that a fake escape be arranged. Brigadier Visser of the Eastern Transvaal ...

... that Seipei was alive and had been seen in a refugee camp in Botswana. A further version, suggested by former Security Branch policeman Paul <b>Erasmusb>, is that Richardson killed Seipei because he (Seipei) had found out that Richardson was an informer. 60 The various versions, with the ...

not try to obtain medical confirmation of his death, or medical assistance to resuscitate him. Instead, Van Niekerk telephoned his superior, General <b>Erasmusb>, to express his concern about the possible political consequences of Bopape’s death and suggest that a ‘plan’ should be made. The plan ...

... while being tortured with electric shock treatment. Those responsible reported the matter to their Divisional Commander, Brigadier Gerrit Nicholas <b>Erasmusb>, who in turn informed the Officer Commanding the Security Branch, General Johan van der Merwe. Not only did Brigadier <b>Erasmusb> and General van ...

... fighting alongside nationalist guerrillas in Rhodesia and Mozambique. Some of those interrogated were later killed. 75 Appearing before the <b>Erasmusb> Commission of Inquiry into the so-called ‘Infogate’ scandal in the late 1970s, General van den Bergh hinted that his department had an ...

... members Colonel Hennie Blaauw, Major GC (Dan) Griesel (who was base commander at Ferndale for a period), Captain C ‘Pine’ Pienaar, Lieutenant <b>Erasmusb> Steyl (aka Trevor), Colonel MA van den Bergh and Major Johan Opperman. 204 Although officially heading the BCP in exile in Botswana, ...

... agterna oorlede” (collapsed at one stage and lost consciousness and later died). 109 Former security policeman Warrant Officer Paul Francis <b>Erasmusb> [AM3690/96] served in Owamboland in 1981. He applied for amnesty for the murder of a suspected SWAPO medical officer and for “suspects who ...

... part-time and voluntary basis up until the time of reporting. Ackerman, S Boltman, M Caga, BM Camagu, Z Carr, Z Dlamini, M Dlamini, MC <b>Erasmusb>, FR Esau, AS February, TJ Filizwe, LC Gcabashe, TV Goba, SC Golding, J Goss, S Green, V Grobbelaar, JI Grove, M Gutuza, IE ...

... new facets and areas brought to light in the course of the Commission’s first inquiry. Date of Report: 1978, supplementary report 1979 Chair: <b>ERASMUSb>, R.P.B. Ref: RP 63/1979 (supplementary report) 1979 Commission of Inquiry into the Riots at Soweto and Elsewhere from 16 June 1976 to 28 ...

... Niehaus, Mr Michael Jenkins, Mr Jabu Ngwenya, Mr Keith Coleman, Mr Suresh Nanabhai and others. In addition, former Security Branch policeman Paul <b>Erasmusb> [AM3690/96] applied for amnesty for illegally searching Aggett’s home and supplying misinformation on the basis of which Aggett was to have ...

... S Cornelissen, A S De Beer, B De Beer, E De Lange, L De Meyer, J De Waal, E De Waal, E J Du Preez, L Els, J Engelbrecht, T <b>Erasmusb>, E Eybers, J Fillies, A Fourie, C Fourie, R Gouws, A Grobler, M Hudson, M Keiser, G May, J Olivier, V Potgieter, De ...

... MATA, Thembisile MATABANE, Peter Itumeleng MATABOGE, Moitheki Isaac MATAFENI, Mziuvukile MATAKANA, Mtutuzeli MATAKANE, David Laka MATALA, Phadishi <b>Erasmusb> MATASA, Getrude MATAU, Sefako Frans MATCHES, Joseph Mateti MATCHES, William MATCHISI, Mxolisi Gladman MATEKANE, Hendrick Paladi MATELA, ...

... this team, or who worked closely with them, include Warrant Officer ‘Spyker’ van Wyk, Captain JJ Viktor, Lieutenant Petrus Ferreira, Lieutenant <b>Erasmusb>, Lieutenant and/or Captain van Rensberg and Sergeant Greeff. Their approach contrasted sharply with the ‘gentlemanly approach’ of earlier ...

nobody was killed, some people sustained injuries and the building was damaged. Other amnesty applicants include Mr PL du Toit [AM4131/96] and Mr GN <b>Erasmusb> [AM4134/96], then divisional commander of the Witwatersrand. 548 An internal sabotage operation by the CCB was the blowing up of the Early ...

... assaulted a person or had applied certain techniques in order to obtain certain information. (Bloemfontein hearing, 9 October 2000.) 117. General <b>Erasmusb>, who was Divisional Commander of the Eastern Cape and Witwatersrand Security Branches at the time of Mr Stanza Bopape’s detention and ...

1988, a car bomb exploded near the gate of Ellis Park stadium in Johannesburg. Two people were killed and thirty-seven injured. Ms Magriet Elizabeth <b>Erasmusb> [JB06084/99OVE] made a statement in respect of the killing of her husband, Mr Linus Mare, and a colleague, Mr Clive Clucas. Mr Roger ...