MAYEKISO, Caleb

... Bhekisisa Stanley MAYABA, Henry Mduduzi MAYABA, Ntombeningi MAYAMA, Patrick Mnyamana MAYANA, Ndileka No-Unit MAYAPI, Zonwabele MAYATI, Delingubo MAYEKISO, Caleb MAYEKISO, Mzwandile Shadrack MAYEKO, David MAYELA, Dickson Dlavukile MAYET, Zubeida MAYEZA, Joseph Banzi MAYIDUME, Thakatshana ...

... seven people across the country died in detention. One of them was South African Congress of Trade Unions (SACTU) unionist and ANC activist Caleb Mayekiso [EC0644/96PLZ], who died in Port Elizabeth on 1 June 1969, reportedly of “natural causes”, after being held for eighteen days under the ...

... that a number of people had died in detention during the same year. These included Mr James Lenkoe [JB0092/01GTSOW] on 28 February, Mr Caleb Mayekiso [ECO644/96PLZ] in June, Mr Jacob Monnakgotla and Imam Haron in September. 56 James Lenkoe died in police custody after being detained ...

... 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 [EC0644/96/PLZ] died in detention in Port Elizabeth in 1969 while being held under the Terrorism Act. c Mr Elijah Loza [CT00257/FLA] died ...

... AFRICAN POLICE (SAP). THE COMMISSION BELIEVES THAT SUCH ILL TREATMENT AND TORTURE RESULTED IN DEATHS IN DETENTION – FOR EXAMPLE, THAT OF MR CALEB MAYEKISO IN PORT ELIZABETH IN 1969. THE COMMISSION FINDS THAT SUCH SEVERE ILL TREATMENT, TORTURE AND RESULTANT DEATHS IN DETENTION AMOUNT TO GROSS ...

... 28.2.69 Solomon Modipane Silverton ‘Natural causes’ 10.3.69 James Lenkoe Pretoria ‘Suicide by hanging’ 1.6.69 Caleb Mayekiso Port Elizabeth ‘Natural causes’ 16.6.69 Michael Shivute Namibia ‘Suicide’ 8.9.69 Jacob Monakgotla Pretoria ...