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Special Report Transcript Episode 64, Section 2, Time 01:02Former ANC lawyer and now Constitutional Court Judge, Albie Sachs, is blown up with a car bomb. The explosion left him without an arm and a body full of shrapnel. And this is the man who afterwards boasted that he blew Sachs’ right arm off, Pieter Botes, a former regional manager of a sinister Defence Force death squad called the Civil Cooperation Bureau. Notes: Car bomb explosion, Maputo, Mozambique April 1988.; Pieter Botes References select each tab to search for references Hearing Transcripts TRC Final Report TRC Victims398 Dawid Fourie was also responsible for region 4 (Angola, Zambia and Tanzania), taking it over in 1988 from Meerholtz. Christo Nel handled the intelligence function while Ian Strange (aka Rodney) was also involved in this region. In terms of region 5 (European and International), Joseph ... 273 Over the Easter weekend in 1987, an operation to assassinate a senior member of MK’s Special Operations Unit, Mr Johannes Mnisi, failed. Instead, three Batswana citizens were killed and seven injured. Mnisi was believed by the security police to have been involved in the Church Street ... 317 On 7 April and 13 October 1988 respectively, Mr Albie Sachs [KZN/JD/001/AM] and Ms Joan and Mr Jeremy Brickhill [KZN/JD/001/AM] were severely injured in separate car bomb explosions in Maputo and Harare. Both of these operations were undertaken by Special Forces covert operatives. Based on ... |
