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OSS, AndrewAge Description ... OLIVIER, Mervin Govan ONIWE, Vuyo Aubrey ONVERWACHT, Abraham Carel OOSTHUIZEN, Patrick Edgar Vernon OPPERMAN, Karel OSHUPENG, Boikie OSMERS, John OSS, Andrew OTTO, Ewette Jauneen PADI, Isaac Butinyana PADI, Itumeleng PADI, Refiloe PADLEY, Karen PAGE, Pedro Amandrio PAHLA, Ben PAILANE, Phillip ... ... tribute to the contributions of Helen Suzman (MP) and the regular visits to political prisoners by the International Committee of the Red Cross. These visits were, however, restricted to sentenced prisoners whose conditions did, in general, begin to improve in later years, while those of ... ... by school choirs assisted in the process of reconciliation while, in Cape Town, three high school students read a submission by Pamela Reynolds and Andrew Dawes on the impact of apartheid on children. Creativity and flexibility 10 The special hearings on children and youth were more flexible ... ... FATYELA, Richard Masinda FAZZIE, Mzwanele FEBANA, Cikizwa Ntsiki Gladys FENI, Andile Elvis FENI, Angelina Zanyiwe FENI, Mbophele Petrus FERGUSON, Andrew Henry Douglas FERHELST, Muhammad Farid FERUS, John Marinus FESI, Mzukisi Johannes FESTER, Gertrude Magdalene Nethania FESTILE, Nombulelo Joyce ... Mandlenkosi Emmanuel NTUNJA, Better Gugu NTUNJA, Mtwana NTUNJWA, Ernest Bonga NTUNJWA, Nhlanhla Stanford NTUSI, Arthur Themba NTUTHUZELO, Lennox Matrosse NTUZELA, Nokulungisa Gugu Goodness NTWAGAE, Madira NTWAGAE, Rebecca NTWANA, Abel Mavandla NTWANAMBI, Vincent Mzwandile NTYABA, Nopinki Cathrine ... ... Martin Jacobus COGWANE, Godfrey COGWANE, Maputso Agnes COLA, Victor Khumbulele COLE, Bennie COLIDIZA, Poto Wilfred COLLINS, Dawn COLOGU, Sipho COLOSSA, Zwelibanzi Daniel CONA, Dahliya Princess CONCO, Ellen CONCO, Fakazile Doris CONCO, Sinethemba CONSTABLE, Ivor COOPER, Revabalan COOPER, ... ... until 1990 (underlining again the gap between resolution and action), it met in 1988 with delegations from the ANC and the PAC to discuss the possibility of appointing chaplains to their liberation armies. The United Congregational Church also supplied “pastoral care” to the liberation ... ... previously. They were employed for their potential to do good work. This policy was maintained, with preference given to unemployed people where possible. The racial mix at all levels strongly reflected that of society. In addition, a gender balance of 50 per cent men and 50 per cent women was ... ... my command instructions to do everything in their power to apprehend people who were guilty of these things and to extract as much information as possible from the detainees so that the entire network operative in the country could be disrupted in time to prevent further loss of life. This was ... ... FINDS THAT ALL EXECUTIONS OF PERSONS CONVICTED OF POLITICAL OFFENCES AND/OR WHICH WERE POLITICALLY MOTIVATED IN THE MANDATE PERIOD CONSTITUTED GROSS VIOLATIONS OF THE RIGHTS OF THOSE SO KILLED, FOR WHICH THE FORMER GOVERNMENT IS HELD ACCOUNTABLE.3 Other cases of judicial executions for ... ... to this incident as follows. Mr Thabo Mbeki said: Thami Zulu was … recalled … from Swaziland to Lusaka because we were sustaining high losses of cadres who were coming down that route into the country, getting intercepted, getting killed, getting captured … Investigations into the ... ... a fifth column of South African agents remained intact inside Zimbabwe, strategically located within the military, the police and the CIO. Possibly the most sensitive of these was CIO operative Geoffrey Burton Price, retained by President Mugabe as his head of close security after ... ... of Justice’s Security Legislation Directorate, and the concentration of all its records into a single Ministry of Justice strong room, it was possible to complete the investigation without any logistic problems within one week during December 1997. 80 The Directorate was established in ... ... community. Owing to the heavy workload, the number of additional members was twice increased in order to complete the process in the shortest possible time. On 27 June 1997, an amendment to the Act (18 of 1997) increased the number of committee members to eleven, and on 10 December 1997, a ... ... Dorah SABELO, Thuleleni Irene SABELO, Winnington SABI, Eddie Simphiwe SABOSHEGO, Potlako Mokgwadi SACCO, Robert SADIKI, Mavhungu Samuel SADIKI, Rossert SAFERS, Deon Walter SAHAWULI, Pumelele SAJINI, Nomthandazo Sylvia SAKHA, Mazola SAKIA, Jeffrey Tumisang SAKMAN, Kedanile SAKU, Xolile Eric ... ... South African Students (COSAS) and the Azanian Student’s Organisation (AZASO) in 1979, school protests became more organisationally directed. Across the country, up to 100 000 children in coloured and African schools and university students on five black campuses boycotted classes between ... ... Felicity Nomonde MATOTI, Kutazwa Constance MATOTO, Mpoye Elias MATOTO, Richard MATROOS, Aleta MATROOS, Mziwamadoda Paulos MATROOS, Paulos MATROSS, Zolile Christopher MATSALUKA, Mzimkhulu Desmond MATSANE, Thabo Godfrey MATSAPOLA, Elizabeth MATSEMELA, Mantshabi Elizabeth MATSEMELA, Matsobane ... ... western Cape in August of that year, reaching the Boland towns in September. The rural towns which featured prominently were Oudtshoorn, George, Mossel Bay, Stellenbosch, and Paarl. 89 Student marches in Paarl were baton-charged by police on 9 September 1976. Later that day, arson attacks ... ... an informer39, was arrested with guns and explosives in his car at the scene of the Sebokeng massacre and was subsequently charged with unlawful possession of firearms and ammunition. Despite apparently strong evidence against Khoza, charges against him were dropped. Amnesty applications made ... PERSON AND THE INJURY OF MANY OTHERS, INCLUDING CLASINA VOGEL, ON 24 JULY 1964. THE COMMISSION FINDS JOHN HARRIS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE COMMISSION OF GROSS HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATIONS. 9 SAIRR Survey, 1964. 10 John Harris’s widow made a statement to the Commission [KZN/MR/008/DN]. Imprisonment 80 ... |
