DECEMBER, Sipho

... Kabelu MARUBINI, Funzani Joyce MARUFANE, Mildred MARULA, Patrick Pheteswayo MARUMO, Baslius Matlogelwa MARUMO, Elizabeth Lesholobe MARUMO, James December MARUMO, Maki Martha MARUMO, Wessels Skuta Mahoko MARUNGWANA, Lucas Billy-Boy MARUPING, Jackonia Rakoena MARUTLA, Maphuti MARWANE, Wilfred ...

... Michelle SIDANDALA, Nomathemba Euphene SIDLAYIYA, Christopher Liyanda SIFUKU, Mjoko Jackson SIFUMBA, Harold Mvuyo SIGABI, Ephraim Mxolisi SIGAGAYI, December SIGAGAYI, Michael Mangaliso SIGAGAYI, Nothobani Agnes SIGAM, Kenneth Mncedisi SIGANGA, Mpheni SIGASA, Amos Sam SIGCAWANA, Molose SIGEBENGA, ...

... Alphonso NEMBIDZANI, Khantshi Willie NEMBULA, Eugene Senzo NENE, Andries NENE, Bekinkosi Selby Norman NENE, Clemencia NENE, Cliff Siboniso NENE, December Anthony NENE, Elizabeth Nobuhle NENE, Florence Fisani NENE, Henry Wilson NENE, Johan Ntandoyenkosi NENE, Mandla Abdningo NENE, Mathombi ...

... Annamarie Trilgaardt DE VILLIERS, Simphiwo Jeffrey DE VOS, John Paul DE WAAL, Jan De Villiers Hoffman DE WET, Peter DEBEILA, Senwelo Andrew Monosi DECEMBER, Sipho DEGLON, David Alan DELIHLAZO, Noamen Noboneko DENGA, Alfred Mafhungo DENGA, Mamaila Esther DENGE, Zamile Ben DENISA, David Mangaliso ...

... The biggest stay-away in thirty-five years takes place in November in the Transvaal. The Nobel Peace Prize is awarded to Archbishop Desmond Tutu in December. In the first UDF treason trial, fifteen UDF and union leaders are charged with treason in Pietermaritzburg. (The charges are finally ...

... he decided to undergo military training as he saw “violence as the only option for changing the lives of black people in South Africa”. 29 In December 1985, the South African security forces launched a raid into Lesotho, killing nine people. Three days later, MK members in Durban, including ...

Heidelberg Tavern 412 In the early minutes of 31 December 1993, three women were killed and six people injured when two APLA operatives walked into the Heidelberg Tavern in Observatory and fired at patrons, while other operatives waited in the car outside. The attackers also threw a hand grenade ...

... representing the Mutsi family, found the cause of death to be severe brain haemorrhage. At an inquest held in the Welkom Magistrate’s Court in December 1985, Warrant Officer Maxwell Sithole and Detective Constable Magwesa Moya, who had interrogated Sipho Mutsi at the Odendaalsrus police ...

... register of MK. There was also a suggestion that Sbu Mkhize was involved in the murder of IFP leader Mr Wiseman Mthembu in Port Shepstone in December 1991. 415 On 22 February 1992, Mr Mnandi Dladla, IFP deputy-secretary in Wembezi, was shot near his home by an unidentified gunman armed ...

... Beanbag: an attack on the Matola area of Maputo, Mozambique on 30 January 1981; b an attack on “ANC facilities” in Maseru, Lesotho on 9 December 1982; c Operation Skerwe (fragments, shrapnel): an attack on “ANC facilities” in the Matola suburb of Mozambique on 23 May 1983; d an ...

... CELE, Jenneth Thembi CELE, Jojo CELE, Joshua Elias CELE, Josiah CELE, Langalakhe CELE, Leluter Thoko CELE, Lena Fezani CELE, Lolozi CELE, Mabhampe December CELE, Mamayi Madrina Matshapha CELE, Mandla Gilbert CELE, Mantombi Ntombkezi Hostensia CELE, Margaret Bangani CELE, Matilda Vierra Mathi ...

... KZP and Inkatha officials helped conceal the four special constables who were implicated in the murder. Almost immediately after the massacre in December 1988, KZP Captain Leonard Langeni took the four special constables into hiding at the Mkhuze Camp, which fell under his command. The KwaZulu ...

... women were killed and six people injured when two APLA operatives opened fire on patrons in the Heidelberg Tavern in Observatory in Cape Town on 31 December 1993. Another person was killed and one injured when the attackers fired on two people outside a neighbouring restaurant as they were making ...

... in the 1960s, fled into exile soon afterwards. He and two of his children, Thandiswa and Mzukisi, were killed in the SADF raid on Lesotho in December 1982. 136 In 1982, COSAS activist Siphiwe Mthimkulu [EC0034/96PLZ] and his friend Tobekile ‘Topsy’ Madaka [EC0766/96PLZ] were abducted ...

... rule for both Ciskei and Transkei. The Transkei had been under constant military rule since Major-General Bantu Holomisa’s second coup on 31 December 1987, the first successful coup in a South African homeland. In Ciskei, Brigadier Oupa Gqozo took over on 4 March 1990, shortly after the ...

... indifferent areas, mainly people he had worked with in exile. These persons would then distribute weapons on the ground. At the Durban hearing on 1 December 1998, Sithole told the Amnesty Committee: I was responsible for setting up structures to ensure that those weapons were infiltrated down ...

... homeland security forces often co-operated in matters such as handing over detainees. Detentions were frequently accompanied by torture. 303 In December 1987, the Prisoners’ Welfare Programmes (Priwelpro), a human rights group in Umtata, published a report on security activity in the ...

... with the police. In spite of a 1983 ruling of the Supreme Court that Leandra residents should not be moved, the violence continued. 479 In December 1985 four people, Ms Nelly Madonsela, Mr Aubrey Mokoena [JB02806/01MPWES], Mr Thomas Masombuka and Ms Rose Khumalo, were killed by the ...

... Mkhwanazi and Sadi Pule were out at the time of the raid, but a seventy-two-year-old Botswana citizen, Ms Thero Segopa, was killed. 266 On 12 December 1986, a sixteen-strong team of Special Forces operatives conducted an operation in Swaziland in which the head of the ANC’s Natal ...

... 61. The first APLA attacks on security force members were three actions undertaken by the Alexandra township-based ‘Scorpion Gang’ between December 1986 and February 1987. PAC/APLA members, Mr Themba Jack Phikwane [AM6032/97] and Mr Mandla Michael Yende [AM5648/97], were granted amnesty ...