UWUSA

as it came from the army and you listed a number of things. I didn't quite understand the context in which they were being listed. You spoke about UWUSA, were you saying as Stratcom you decided on the formation and funding of ...

... over a period of time to the IFP and became involved intensively in IFP activity. Initially in organising the formation of the trade union Uwusa and then on being recruited into this role as political commissar in the Caprivi, and subsequently to being the commander, or what he described ...

... doing there? --- That's where leaders of IFP used to meet. They were given instruction to come to Durban to organise the union by the name of UWUSA. So they were staying at Prince Mshiyeni Hospital. From there they will go out and visit factories around Durban with the aim of encouraging ...

would go to meetings that were addressed by Mr Mabena. It never ever happened that he got involved with the Black Chain gang. He was involved with UWUSA at one stage and I told him that he should stop being involved in politics, he should just look for a job and he ended up working for a company ...

... my matriculation in 1987 and then in 1988, because I came there after there was this tension now, it was very strong now, this tension, after UWUSA was formed now, there was tension now, so houses were being burnt, and then I came, I have my mother's relatives here in Soweto. That was in ...

... country, was that it was established publicly that the Security Branch and the South African Government had been funding Inkatha and specifically UWUSA, the Zulu trade union, to the tune of R500 000. This was a top secret operation instituted, planned from the top in the post-release of Nelson ...

... in Namibia and South Africa were running in mid-1986, including Etango, Ezuva, the "Natal trade union" (a probable reference to the covertly-funded UWUSA), the Eagles Youth Club in the Free State, projects in KwaNdebele, Venda and QwaQwa, a project aimed at the "mobilisation of moderate Black ...

... Others were the Amakwebi in Chesterville, and the A-Team in townships such as Chesterville and Lamontville. In addition, the NP covertly set up UWUSA (one of several projects running under the umbrella of Project Ancor), which operated in the labour field and concentrated on violent ...