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ZULU, Mr (first name not given)Age Description ... Edgar Ngqokweni ZOTE, Magcina Xhamela ZOTWA, Nomafa ZUBA, Christian Mbokothwana ZUKE, Bhekezakhe ZUKE, Michael Zamokwakhe ZUKE, Pricsilla Sibongile ZULU, Agnes ZULU, Albertine ZULU, Alfred ZULU, Alton Baba Kamiso ZULU, Amon Benoli ZULU, Armstrong ZULU, Babo Joseph ZULU, Bafana Gideon ZULU, Barent ... ... boundaries through territorial control of particular areas. Thus, at the beginning of the conflict between township and hostel residents, most non-Zulus were driven from the hostels, while squatter communities around hostels were repeatedly attacked, often leading to their decimation. A Zulu ... ... forces “whilst he was working for the Bophuthatswana Admin†in 1972. Deaths in/after detention 146 Mr Muziwakhe Ngwenya, aka Thami Zulu or ‘TZ’ [JB00459/01GTSOW], an office-bearer in Angola MK structures between 1980 and 1983 and thereafter in Natal, died in November ... Zulu/Pondo conflict 197 The violence in Umlazi spread to the neighbouring Umbumbulu district, approximately twenty kilometres south of Durban. In December 1985 and January 1986, intense conflict broke out between Zulus and Pondos living in Umbumbulu, particularly in KwaMakhutha and Malukazi. By ... ... in Zone 3 Sebokeng, during an attack on Sebokeng residents on 12 July 1993.46 Mthembu stated that he received an instruction from Prince Gideon Zulu, also known as Vanana Zulu, based at KwaMadala hostel to go and kill members of the ANC and was given firearms to carry out these attacks. ... 1970s: The re-birth of Inkatha and KwaZulu 204 Inkatha had its origins in an organisation called the Native Congress, established in 1928 by the Zulu king of the time, Solomon kaDinizulu. It was later renamed Inkatha ka-Zulu (emblem of the unity of the Zulu nation). By 1933, the organisation was ... ... OF THEIR ACTIVITIES AND IN SPECIFIC INSTANCES PROVIDED ACTUAL SUPPORT TO THEIR OPERATIONS. LESS FREQUENT CO-CONSPIRATORS INCLUDED PRINCE GIDEON ZULU, CHIEF MATHABA FROM NYONI AND ROBERT MKHIZE FROM ESIKHAWINI. PRIOR TO THE COMMENCEMENT OF THE HIT SQUAD ACTIVITIES, MS MBUYAZI ARRANGED WITH ... Mandela, workers at the Durnacol mines, Dannhauser, went on strike over a wage demand. The subsequent industrial unrest at the mines developed along Zulu–Xhosa ethnic lines. 329 The mine employed mainly Zulu workers. Ms Kate Masiba [KZN/NNN/026/NC] told the Commission that her husband Mr ... activities in the province by the Investigation Task Unit (ITU). 224 Members of the Esikhawini-based hit squad led by Gcina Mkhize alleged that KwaZulu Cabinet member, Prince Gideon Zulu, summoned them to a meeting at his home sometime in 1993. Those present were Zulu himself, Gcina Mkhize, ... ... who organised the ‘camps’ in the area. Internal party conflict 393 Internal party conflict developed in both the ANC and IFP in KwaZulu and Natal and resulted in several deaths. The causes of these internal divisions included leadership struggles and suspicions that one or other ... ... or from individuals who later joined the ‘Caprivi trainees’ at different levels of the structure and were deployed in areas around KwaZulu/Natal. Some former Caprivi trainees, after consultation with one another, approached the Amnesty Committee as a group . 14. Mr Daluxolo ... Volume THREE Chapter THREE Regional ProfileNatal and KwaZulu â– OVERVIEW OF THE REGION The Territory1 1 The province now known as KwaZulu-Natal lies on the eastern seaboard of South Africa, stretching up to Mozambique and Swaziland in the north and bordered by the Drakensberg mountains ... attacked and looted. Victims said they had been attacked by white men in security force uniform and black men with red and white head bands speaking Zulu and chanting Zulu slogans. 579 Conflict had been brewing in Sebokeng for some time. Zulu-speaking people in the township gravitated towards ... Hit-squad Activity 293 Hit-squad activity became widespread in KwaZulu and Natal during the 1990s. From information received by the Commission, it would appear that the hit-squad operations undertaken by the ‘Caprivi trainees’ and other political networks were predominantly ... ... control and patronage of Inkatha officials (who controlled, amongst other things, local government, land access, education and housing in KwaZulu). On the other, the ANC had, from the time of the severing of ties between the two organisations, engaged in propaganda which encouraged its ... ... One of the injured said that the vehicle drove past them, before three gunmen appeared and opened fire. The gunmen reportedly spoke “like Zulusâ€. The Azanian National Youth Unity claimed that “white racists†were involved in the attacks. The injured were identified as ... ... of a young male survivor contradicted the version presented by Khanyile [AC/1997/0045]. Assassinations 240. Most amnesty applications in the KwaZulu and Natal region related to assassinations carried out chiefly by SDU members. 241. Five SDU members in Umkomaas on the Natal south coast ... ... trunk and about R140 in cash. 107.The following persons were charged and convicted of murder, attempted m u rder and robbery: Mr James Mkhazwa Zulu (IFP Regional Chairperson, lower south coast); Mr Harry Marvis Simon Jardine (AWB); Mr Andrew Howell (AW B ) ; Mr Morton Christie (Veld k o rn e ... ... on behalf of imprisoned IFP members who had requested assistance in making amnesty applications. At the amnesty hearing of Mr Zakhele Amos Zulu [AC/2000/075; AM2099/96], it emerged that his co-accused was also in prison for the same offence1 7 3 but had not applied for amnesty because he ... â– KWAZULU 195 This section deals with the former KwaZulu self-governing homeland and with the institutions associated with the homeland responsible for perpetrating gross human rights violations in the homeland. These include the KwaZulu government, the KZP and Inkatha (later renamed the ... |
