Inkatha

MR STUART: Upon being released from prison, how did it come about that you joined Inkatha?

... the following allegations are made against him. Firstly, that he colluded with senior members of the former SADF in supporting the deployment of Inkatha's offensive paramilitary capacity; that this capacity was utilised offensively against political enemies of Inkatha; furthermore that he ...

MR MPSHE: What is it that made you come to the conclusionthat the 3 million gang had affiliated to Inkatha Freedom Party?

MR MACADAM: Thank you, Mr Chairperson. I have been approached by counsel representing the Inkatha Freedom Party who indicated to me that he wished, prior to evidence proceedings to place certain things on record if he may be permitted to do so.

... period of more than 2 years. The few KwaZulu Policemen who attempted to investigate were either murdered or intimidated from acting. Key figures in Inkatha and the KwaZulu Government at Ulundi, including a Cabinet Minister, Prince Gideon Zulu and the Secretary of the KwaZulu Legislative Assembly, ...

... be involved in developing Trust Feeds. Then they tried to form an opposing group which was led by Mr Jerome Gabela, who was a chairman of the Inkatha in Trust Feeds. This is the new committee that was formed which caused the harassment as well as the cracks in the community. They were ...

... as my father if there was any assault charge against me. My own father would have questioned my activities. There were also regular visits by Inkatha chiefs and leaders at the Riot Squad with Major Deon and Danie Meyer. ...

What is he? --- He was a member of the Inkatha.

... as Acting Chairperson of the Commission at this particular point, have taken notice of remarks on TV this morning which have been attributed to the Inkatha Freedom Party, namely that they welcome the sittings of the Truth Commission at this area, and that they are however cautioning that the ...

... employed. --- I had contact with the councillors, which were councillors for the KwaZulu Government, and there were also other leaders of the Inkatha with whom I had contact. Those which I used to contact them so often amongst the Inkatha leaders it was Mr B B Biyela, who is presently a ...

... that is my co-workers, they were also members of the ANC and they were members of FAWU. They were abducted on their way to the train station by Inkatha members and they were taken to the Wadeville Hostel. They were asked certain questions by these Inkatha members and they were also taken to ...

MR MADLALA: No. I only met Mr Jama on that day when he told us that he was involved in the killings of Inkatha people.

MR MKHIZE: Shortly I can say whilst we were still at school, Inkatha was then a cultural organisation. It was one of our schooling subjects that we were taught at school.

... of people who have knowledge of this event as being someone who has intimate knowledge of the incidents which took place at that time from the Inkatha perspective." Our client is therefore of the view that at the time of inviting him to appear before your Commission your Mr Lyster, and/or ...

and they formed a Crisis Committee. In short the bulk of the landowners at a much later stage sought the assistance of the Inkatha Freedom Party, and the bulk of the tenants forming the Crisis Committee sought the aid of the United Democratic Front, and that caused a certain amount of difficulty. ...

... - ANC supporting since its unbanning in February, just a month earlier. Imbali had - was becoming UDF, although there were still strong pockets of Inkatha supporters there. The Vulindlela area was predominantly under the control of the Inkatha Cultural Liberation Movement, as it was at that ...

MR WILLS: And is it also not your averment that you are or were an assassin working for the Inkatha Freedom Party, your mandate was to kill political opponents of the IFP?

... his friends. What happened is that while he was talking to this guy, after they were saying goodbye to each other he closed the door of that car. Inkatha people were approaching behind them, and he wasn't - he didn't notice that. He only heard people screaming, and when he turned and moved ...

MR HLENGWA: I’ll first start by saying that our place was having problems. If Masulele - if we did not have problems that is the Inkatha as well as the UDF, Masulele would be alive today. I don’t know whether I should go on?

during the day and now coming to you that you were deployed in the South Coast for instance to mobilise people, in other words, winning them towards Inkatha, you were successful in doing that because you even visited schools where you were recruiting the youth. Is that not ...