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Gantwani then said let us wait for this people to pass. We then did, but they didn't pass, they came to us and they greeted us. They addressed us as comrades.

... things, because they wanted us not to sleep the whole night. They were making us wet and they were casting aspersions to us. When you want to pass water they say just pass water anywhere. ...

MR SIMAYILE: One request only, whatever happens I am 70 years old, according to my ID I was born in 1927, 12th of December, I had a pass, the incidents that I could account. My identity document is not correct because I was born 10 years before my pass actually says. I am 60 years old, I request ...

vivid picture I still have is one of an old lady who was hit with a ... and she had a baby on her back, she fell. I have seen people arrested for a pass as they go to Betsani. They come back, I’ve known them, they come back and I look at them, some died in there. Those were serious offenses, ...

... served, last one in, first one out. All the slogans among the employed, but in black culture people seemed to be saying touch one, you touch all, pass one, pass all. ...

... to the funerals of other friends who were killed by the police. Then I said to him I see that the situation is tense, it is tense, are you able to pass through Klerksdorp with all the road blocks which are there on the roads. Then he said to me I am going with my friends, we will be able to ...

CHAIRPERSON: I'm glad that you have raised that and we will certainly pass this on to the Commission, the full Commission. We have to make recommendations to the President as to who should be helped and how they should be helped and some people have talked about one large memorial somewhere in the ...

... actually fell ill whilst they were victims of the State of Emergency in 1986. They fell ill and when they realised that time has come for her to pass away, they released her only a few months after she has actually been ill for months in detention and within a few weeks of her release, she did ...

MR MENYATSOE: You would not pass easily or you’ll not pass at all if you’ll not go out of your car and shift.

ADV POTGIETER: And then one other thing, you have referred to Section 10. You've said that those were the difficult times of Section 10. The Section 10 that you refer to, is that the Section of the Pass Laws, the old Pass Laws?

... mentioned the incident about the helicopter and you've been asked about that but you also mention an incident about where patrols would sometimes pass you by. What were you talking about there? Patrols of the police would pass you by and you would know what your position was and where you ...

I also would like to put it on record that after consultation with the victim's next of kin in this incident, they also forgive, they told me to pass it through or pass it on to the applicant, that they understand and forgive him for what he did, and also they have no objection towards amnesty ...

away. I ordered him to go out fearing that my dream can be realistic and then he took some possessions and said he would be coming back. We had our pass codes and pass words so that we did not open for the enemy. At about 12 he did not come back. He was not yet back in the morning, now I was ...

22h00. 22h00 we'll get the place as much as - we'll get the place so as we wanted to. When we left in retreating going to Jubel Hotel, but have to pass, it's the one way out, is to go through the Police Station again to pass in front of it. We were stopped, we were hijacked, we were ...

... Zola Municipal Offices just before 11. There were police at the gate who were doing body search, but they were not thorough because we managed to pass with explosives. We managed to pass through. We had four mini limpet mines, Russian made. We used the led plate timing devices which we ...

If we identified this target group we would turn around pass them. I would make sure as we pass them whether they were white or black.

to come to Mafikeng. And I was never allowed to go back, because immediately on arrival here, they took my pass. I was a holder of a pass book. It was taken by the Mangope regime.

MR BRINK: I do. I beg your pardon, Mr Chairman, I was distracted by preparing my next question, I will let it pass.

MR LEWIN: Thank you very much, Mamma. I will pass you back to the Chair.

PROF MEIRING: Thank you. I have only one question before I pass you to the chairman, to my colleagues. Twelve years ago things were very difficult in the township. There was hatred, there was violence. Have things changed now? Do you think that people are able to live with one another in this new ...