LITTLE, William

... fictitious charges and disreputable witnesses. The impact of these trials in such small towns was substantial. THE COMMISSION FINDS THAT THERE WAS LITTLE IF ANY SUBSTANCE TO THE ALLEGATIONS AGAINST THE ACCUSED AND THAT THE ABOVE-MENTIONED TRIALS WERE A MANIFESTATION OF RACIST INTOLERANCE AND ...

... a pensioner in his early seventies, was accused of being a wizard by ‘comrades’. His house was burnt down during this period.81 Mr Thari William Masithi [JB01366/02NPVEN] was attacked by a group of youths, which accused him of practising witchcraft, turning people into zombies. His ...

... application was rejected on 1 August 1997. 651 Mr Xolani Mnguni received the death sentence in February 1993 for the murder of Mr Matsosale William Aphane on 29 November 1992 on a Naledi–Cleveland train. He said that he was acting under the orders of Mr Hadebe of the IFP who allegedly ...

... assaults motivated primarily by racism as well as more coordinated attacks around issues such as land ownership or consumer boycotts. 773 Mr William Nxanxa [JB01533/03NW] was sitting in a parked vehicle alongside the road when he was assaulted by members of the AWB in the Western Transvaal ...

... and was the first white person to die in police custody. His funeral was attended by between 10 000 and 12 000 people. 190 Security Branch member William Charles Cecil Smith [AM4569/97] has applied for amnesty for the torture of Dr Aggett. From 1980, Smith said, he was part of an investigation ...

... RIGHTS. THE COMMISSION FINDS THE MINISTER OF JUSTICE RESPONSIBLE FOR THESE GROSS VIOLATIONS OF HUMAN RIGHTS. THE COMMISSION FINDS FURTHER THAT MR WILLIAM CHARLES CECIL SMITH WAS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE DETENTION AND TORTURE OF MS BARBARA HOGAN, MS LIZ FLOYD, MR CARL NIEHAUS, MR MICHAEL JENKINS, MR ...

... that “white racists” were involved in the attacks. The injured were identified as Mr Ezekiel Mabuya, Mr Amos Mathe (16), Mr Petrus Phoswa, Mr William Pule, Mr Izike Maboe (18).62 643 The pattern of attack in the last three incidents was similar in the sense that, first, there appeared to ...

... the injured and was killed when a second explosive was detonated. Two applications for amnesty have been received in respect of this incident (Mr William Mabele [AM5313/97] and Mr Joseph Kgoetle [AM7500/97]). Attacks on the police 513 Attacks on policemen and their homes escalated ...

... Ahmed Timol Johannesburg ‘Suicide by jumping out of window’ 19.3.76 Joseph Mdluli Durban ‘Force to the neck’ 25.6.76 William Tshwane Modderbee ‘Shot while trying to escape’ 15.7.76 Mapetla Mohape East London ‘Suicide by hanging’ 2.9.76 Luke ...

... set alight. 144 On 2 November 1985, Mr Cecil Roos Tamsanqa van Staden [CT00132] was shot by police and died two days later. The following day, Mr William Dyasi [CT00823] was shot dead by police in Zwelethemba. An inquest was held and Constable Michael Phillip Luff was found responsible for the ...

... On 22 January 1985, Constable PA de Villiers and the three other policemen went to the home of popular local UDF and youth organiser Mandlenkosi William ‘Tshaka’ Kratshi [CT00563 and CT00570] at 07h30 to arrest him following a stoning incident. Kratshi was cooking porridge for his ...

... the scene. Mr Nkumbi and family members tried to flee towards Ezitenteni but were caught. Mr Nkumbi was stoned and stabbed to death and his brother William Thamsanqa Nkumbi [CT00379] and other family members were stabbed. 294 A group of approximately nine people were charged, most found guilty ...

... Bennet Ndyundyu JACK, Gladman Luyanda JACK, Mkhuseli JACK, Mthuthuzeli JACK, Mziwonke JACK, Rhotsi JACK, Strekkie Mizayifani JACKSON, Kumvusele William JACKSON, Mayela Zekelo JACOB, Toko Lernard JACOBS, Allan JACOBS, Bernette Bonakele JACOBS, David Brasilo JACOBS, Gideon JACOBS, Mxolisi ...

... Law School, Lawyers Committee for Human Rights and Catherine Admay, Abdullahi An-Na’im, Philip Alston, M. Cherif Bassiouni, Thomas Buergenthal, William S. Dodge, John Dugard, RichardFalk, Gregory H. Fox, Thomas M. Franch, Claudio Grossman, David J. Harris, Cynthia Crawford Lichenstein, Elliot ...

a criterion for selection in Natal. Inkatha officials and indunas (headmen) assisted in recruiting the young men and endorsed their applications. Mr William Basil Harrington [AM0173/96], a member of Riot Unit 8, told the Commission that he worked closely with special constables and that those ...

... Terreblanche would instruct them that they should continue with the killing. At sunset they would return to the homes they were guarding. 132 Mr William Basil Harrington [AM0173/96], a member of Riot Unit 8 from 1988 until his arrest in 1991, told the Commission at the ‘Seven Day War’ ...

... others arrested at the same time: namely Mr Sathasivan Cooper, Mr Revabalan Cooper, Mr Lindani Muntu Myeza, Mr Nyangana Absalom Cindi and Mr Reuben William Hair. Taylor died on 11 November 1997, before his application for amnesty could be heard. 45 At the Durban hearing, the Commission heard ...

... and that is exactly what I mean, they were attending and not preventing the wholesale destruction and killing. 277 Thursday 29 March 1990 saw little respite in the attacks from up the Valley. Mr Edmund Zondi described the events of this day: [They] came on a Thursday, that is on the ...

... Sonwabo Kama [EC1080/96PLZ], Mr Zanele Sidwell Majikazana [EC1140/96UIT] and Ms May Vena [EC1197/96UIT], who all died on the day, and Mr Lungisile William Nqikashe [EC0685/96TSI], who was paralysed in the shooting and subsequently died after surgery. 179 There had previously been allegations ...

... with this. They said they were part of a group that stoned and burnt Maseti because of their anger over the headman system. 356 ANC member Banele William Mxoli [EC2248/97CCK] was detained under the Ciskei state of emergency in October 1991; a week after the 1992 Bisho massacre, his home at ...