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time when he died it started raining. That was on the 25th on a Friday. That's when the Aitken Bridge was overflowing with water and cars couldn't ...

MR NDLOVU: During the years of eighties, it was in the year 1983 that the government decided to legislate or pass laws that would say there were age limitations to education. I was not affected by that immediately but as one of the people who were at high school, we took that as an offence because ...

The very same pain that we feel, I would say they experienced it. Therefore we were sure that they will never report us to the Police or pass out information.

correctly what you've asked me they were the people and it was their field and they said this word had the following implications. I'm not trying to pass the buck. But there were various experts in the State Security ...

... that he was not allowed to build any church house or to use the church bells in calling people to the church service. It therefore came to pass that the Nazareths developed a culture of worshipping God whilst seated under the trees and calling people to the church service by shouting ...

MR LAX: Okay. At least then maybe the interpreters could have a copy so they can see it and pass it on as well.

... of drive by shootings, just to shoot at - because people would stand outside Shell House, it was normal and those people, cars we thought would pass and they would just shoot at the entrance of Shell House just to scatter people or to - the mindset, just to deal with the set-up of the people. ...

... whether I were at home, or whether I have to continue further or I must go back. And I had to go out and run out of my place. I have to sort of pass three families and then I entered the family of Mnigathi. I knocked at the door at Mnigathi family. The police were still shooting and they ...

... I remember well he was running, coming between the houses, and he was running towards the car. We were standing just outside the door, and he just passed nearby as my family house is at the corner. I saw him drive away. He passes us, he looked at us. To me that didn't mean anything because ...

MR ELS: Chairperson, my specific role under instructions from Lt-Col Coetzee was to man a static point on the main road to Swaziland at Delmas. My task was to monitor the suspected vehicle, if it should pass there.

PROF KLUG: Pass messages. I had to carry a message from Jeanette to a Sactu organiser inside the country, I had to recruit people from political structures into the ANC, to make the links with people.

... said no, we are heading for the police station today. We asked them what are you going to do there, they said no we are going to enquire about our pass. And after a few minutes we decided to go to the police station. I wanted to go and listen to this issue about passes. When we arrived there ...

... actively involved in the struggle. The period that we were looking at from March 1960 to December 1993, ... (inaudible) ... struggles against the pass laws, the curfew, forced removals, low wages, a high cost of living, and poor living conditions. In the burgeoning shantytowns, in the ...

... and we fired back. As we fired shots, retreating, reinforcements of what we believed to be police arrived and we then ran towards the Ficksburg by-pass road. At the by-pass our unit saw a vehicle around the by-pass and we believe that it was part of the reinforcement of the police and we fired ...

... in September 1985 and I continued to give him false information. He then stopped contacting me. In November 1985 while applying for a six months pass to enter South Africa, I was assisted by a man called Dick, who lived in Riverside Lodge on the South African side of the border. I finally got ...

MR DU PLESSIS: I'm not very certain about that, they said that it was in some kind of pass in the Olifantshoek Pass.

... day they told us we couldn't sleep there. I was staying at Pelindaba. We were worried, and we told ourselves, "No, it's just something that will pass." One night we ran away to Dannhauser House, which was owned by an Indian, because this Indian guy was my husband's friend. We asked them if ...

MR MAHAPO: Yes, I wanted to pass my matric.

MR MBANDAZAYO: Thank you Chairperson, I don't think you answer my question, but I will pass that one, it is not necessary.

CHAIRMAN:: Do we move on to some other aspect in which this witness is involved or do we now pass on to deal with the evidence of Mr Tshikalanga?