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HANI, ChrisAge Description The amnesty hearings of the two right wingers who killed Communist Party leader Chris Hani ended this week. If the Committee believes that Clive Derby-Lewis and Janusz Walus did have a political motive, acted on behalf of or on the orders of a legitimate political party, made a full disclosure of ... Comrade Chris Hani, as he was explaining the complaints from the people, he tell us that we must discipline people so that we can train them, we can show them how to shoot, how to patrol, how to stand in a post in the night, how to change, all those things. So that they can be a self defence unit. This coming week the news will be dominated by the Mandela United Football Club hearings and the continuation of the amnesty application of the two right wingers who killed Communist Party leader Chris Hani. Next week’s Special Report will indeed be one not to miss. Until then, goodbye. ... 3, starting on Tuesday at eight in the morning. Next week we also report on the ongoing amnesty hearings of the two right wingers who killed Chris Hani and the testimony of Magnus Malan, Neil Barnard and possibly PW Botha before the Truth Commission. Before we go, some good news, from tomorrow ... Good evening. Polish immigrant Janusz Walus and CP member Clive Derby-Lewis have been found guilty of murdering SACP chief Chris Hani in April. Co-accused Mrs. Gay Derby-Lewis was acquitted on all charges. The Rand Supreme Court found that the case against assassin Walus was overwhelming and that ... Ramaphosa arrived at the razor wire fence. Meanwhile, in defiance of the magistrate’s ruling that the marchers should remain in the stadium, Chris Hani and Ronnie Kasrils split off leading a small group that was to spearhead the move into Bisho city ... ... from the TRC?s Gauteng office, Joyce Seroke and Hugh Lewin. The final segment provides some background to the upcoming amnesty hearings of Chris Hani?s killers and includes interviews with Tokyo Sexwale and SACP General Secretary Charles ... This episode focuses on the Amnesty Committee hearings of Chris Hani?s killers, Janusz Walus and Clive Derby-Lewis (held in Pretoria). Derby-Lewis is cross examined by human rights lawyer George Bizos, questioning him on previously lying to the court and on whether the Conservative Party sanctioned ... and Zimbabwe were approved by PW Botha. PW refused to appear before the Truth Commission. The final segment reports on the amnesty hearing of Chris Hani?s murderers, Clive Derby-Lewis and Janusz Walus held in Pretoria (25 November - 5 December) with a focus on the cross examination of Gaye ... This episode focuses on the ongoing Amnesty Committee hearings of Chris Hani?s killers (held in Pretoria). George Bizos continued his cross examination of co conspirator, Clive Derby-Lewis this week and Hani?s assassin, Janusz Walus, finally took the stand. The final segment comprises an update on ... |
