NDLOVU, (first name not given)

... Lungile Johnson NCAMA, Gilbert John NCAMA, Lotshiwe Maggie Mamchithwa NCAMA, Tshabethu NCAMA, Victor NCAMANE, Lehloholo James NCAMISILE, Khuwula Annotoria NCAMLA, Velile NCANANA, Bhekie NCANDA, Jeffrey NCANDA, Simancamanca NCANE, Khishiwe NCANE, Mandlakayise Amos Skhova NCANE, Meslinah Maje ...

... Minister of Police for failing to respond to their damages claims in respect of the torture they suffered. The Cases of Joseph Nduli and Cleopas Ndlovu Former security police member Colonel ARC Taylor [AM4077/96] applied for amnesty for the abduction and torture of Mr Joseph Nduli and Mr ...

P i e t e r mari t z burg in 1988. They were recruited on the recommendation of the local tribal authorities. The main criterion for recruitment was not education, standing in the community or reputation but simply membership of Inkatha. After a brief training, they were attached to the Riot Unit ...

to the IFP 100 The March 1994 Goldstone report into criminal acts committed by members of the SAP, the KZP and the IFP implicated senior policemen not only in the supply of weapons to the IFP, but in attempts to thwart the Goldstone investigation into the issue. Subsequent evidence in the State ...

... infiltration of MK guerrillas into South Africa and that he briefed General Kat Liebenberg of Special Forces and a senior SAP officer. Serache was not in his house at the time of the attack. According to Crause, it was destroyed. 254 On 14 May 1985, Mr Rogers Nkadimeng, a senior ANC/SACTU ...

... cemetery, together with other children, by Jerome Mncwabe and his Inkatha supporters. She told the Commission that these Inkatha supporters were not from the area and were thought to have been brought in by Mncwabe for the purpose of attacking the UDF. Others who were injured in the attack ...

... kill people or to just throw it? MR NDLOVU: Okay. My answer will be twofold. One, carrying an order you do what you’re told but the intention was not to kill. But there was a likelihood that somebody could actually die, knowing the kind of weapon that I’ve used. MS MTANGA: How were you going ...

... said that the SDUs had conducted a reign of terror in Richmond and that the local residents had lived in fear of their lives. Even the police were not safe. The SDUs were not subject to the law … they were free to carry on their illegal terror campaign as they pleased … Such lawlessness is ...

... 54 Information from victims’ statements and amnesty applications from former Security Branch members indicates that police torture aimed not only at extracting information from detainees but also at compelling individuals to ‘turn’ against the liberation movements and co-operate ...

Alfred [JB03954/01ERKWA ] NDALISO, Hector Sibulelo [CT00953/OUT] NDELU, Mbandla [KZN/ZJ/383AM] N D L O VANA, Christian Thomas [JB01227/02PS] NDLOVU, Eulogius Trusty a.k.a. George Matlala [KZN/FS/373/DN] NDLOVU, Handsome S [JB03470/02NPLT M ] NDLOVU, Kwenza [KZN/NG009/DN] N D Z O Y I ...

I wish to advise you that a thorough investigation is being conducted by the SAP. Investigations instituted have proved that so-called hit squads do not exist in the SAP. This is a farfetched figment which exists only in the imaginations of certain individuals, organisations, etc. and has no ...

... their political power base. Hundreds of thousands of people were displaced during this period. The incidence of house burnings increased noticeably in many areas in the run-up to the 1994 elections as party supporters attempted to expand their constituencies. While there was hardly a ...

youth were implicated by ‘comrades’ at the scene of the proceedings. In both cases, the Attorney-General declined to prosecute as suspects could not be traced. Many of the suspects later died in violent circumstances and the dockets were closed undetected. 435 Also in March 1990, Mr H ...

Border/entrapment killings 370 Included here are two cases where the actual killings happened either on the border but not actually in South African territory or where individuals were lured out of South Africa into foreign territory to be killed by South African security forces. 371 According ...

... and reach the railway line by taking devious routes and crossing the railway line. Later, when the police advanced once more, the commuters did not run but shouted out that they were not at war with the police and only wanted to get to the railway station so as to board trains to East London. ...

... 207 In the same 2 May 1990 memorandum, Van den Berg recorded that Inkatha’s Mr MZ Khumalo (codenamed Reeva) indicated that “he had not yet given up on his idea of an armed force, or at the least ‘cells’ which could take out undesirable members.” 208 In the Wartburg area ...

... of Mboyi were constantly attacked when they travelled through Nkanyezini, an ANC-controlled area. The applicants testified that, although they had not been instructed by their leaders to shoot and kill the occupants of the minibus, they had taken it upon themselves to do so. 46. The Amnesty ...

safe house where Colonel Andy Taylor was waiting for us, for questioning … We decided that in the light of the fact that the three terrorists were not cooperative there would be no point in trying to convince them to co-operate … A conviction would not have been successful without the ...

... Gerald Kondlo (died in Vila Peri), John Rankoane (died in Vila Peri). Central Committee (1971-78) Following changes effected after the first split. CHAIRPERSON/ACTING PRESIDENT: PK Leballo DEPUTY CHAIR/COMMANDER OF APLA: TM Ntantala PUBLICITY AND INFORMATION: Edwin Makoti TREASURER: ...

162 Former ANC leader Sifiso Nkabinde of Richmond also gained notoriety as a warlord for the considerable power he wielded in the area after he led a violent and successful campaign to defeat Inkatha opponents. He soon became a leading ANC figure in the province, though tainted by allegations of ...