GROENEWALD, (first name not given)

Ethel Ntuli was supported during the hearing by her son, Mbusi. Even though her other son, Victor escaped death by not being home during the massacre Ntuli believes that it was the IFP who finally killed him. No inquest was ever held into his death. // In November last year 18 people were arrested ...

Midnight last night was the deadline for amnesty applications. Perpetrators of gross human rights violations who did not submit their applications by last night will now be liable for civil prosecution and civil claims. By last night more than 7000 amnesty applications had been received. Amongst ...

There are rumours of ANC involvement, as in a power struggle; there are rumours of IFP involvement, because of the political situation at that stage. There was basically a situation of war existent in the Richmond area between the IFP and the ANC. There are also allegations of third force activity, ...

This attack took place on a relatively busy road. There must have been people - it was broad daylight - there must have been people travelling on the road. We have no independent witnesses. We’ve got absolutely nobody who can really come forward and say ‘we were involved, we did this and this ...

... Hadebe. The son also decided that the people who were to execute the killing should travel in a separate vehicle from the chief and arrive at Ixopo first. // Mbhele said that on the day of the meeting, he arrived with the chief and found that the chief’s son and two other people were already at ...

Detective inspector Groenewald is now attached to the Midlands branch of the investigative task unit. One of his many responsibilities is the unsolved murder of Reggie Hadebe. He has no eye witnesses and no guns.

One of the policemen called to the scene of the assassination that day was Lionel Groenewald.

... widow Sibongile, Reggie’s friend John Jeffries who was there when he died and a man who has never met Reggie Hadebe, detective inspector Lionel ...