MARKS, Elizabeth

... Makoena Joseph MARENENE, Patrick MARETLOANE, Thabang MARETLWA, Joseph Mozwethemba MARI, Ndoyisile William MARIPA, Suzan Kelebugile MARKLOE, Martin MARKS, Elizabeth MAROBELA, Hellen MAROEKOANE, Anah MAROGA, Lazarus MAROLA, Andrew Thozamile MAROPE, Evans MAROTI, Kholekile Charles MARRAND, ...

... died in detention in Port Elizabeth in December 1977. His brother identified his body in the mortuary and saw that there were scars, burn marks and blood on it. At the post mortem, however, the district surgeon, Dr Laing, said he had died of natural causes. b Mr Caleb Mayekiso ...

... whose teeth had been broken or allegedly extracted by a security police officer how he had acquired this injury. c A district surgeon found no marks or injuries on a former detainee, although another district surgeon had recorded extensive injuries when he examined the same detainee. d A ...

... Venter and Van Dalsen enquiries. South Africa accepts United Nations Resolution 435 for the independence of SWA/Namibia. An ANC visit to Vietnam marks a shift in ANC military tactics. This is followed by the Fort Klapperkop Conference in 1979 and the Coetzee Committee in which leading ...

... after returning home. His daughter, Ms Nokwanda Nora, told the Commission: His lower limbs were not functioning; his side teeth were gone. He had marks all over the body and his eyesight was gone. He died as a result of the severe torture he suffered in prison. 46 Some prisoners returned home ...

life imprisonment. The Smith government in former Rhodesia declares UDI. 1966 SWAPO and the SAP clash at Ongulumbashe, SWA/Namibia, in a battle that marks the start of SWAPO’s armed struggle. SAP forces are led by ‘Rooi Rus’ Swanepoel. The UN General Assembly terminates South Africa’s ...

... (This spiral of violence continues, increasing in 1992). The first train attack takes place at Inhlanzane Station in July. This marks the start of a series of attacks on train commuters in the Witwatersrand. Between 1990 and 1993, at least 572 people die in more than 600 ...

... died. Ms Jubie Mayet described another case of an attack on an elderly women when she described how Ms Gladys Hope Manzi, of Umlazi, bore sjambok marks on her back. 85 Even where they were not physically assaulted, the living conditions of women in detention in themselves often posed severe ...