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SITHOLE, SiphoAge Description ... SITALI, Msokoli SITHEBE, Christian Bhekuyise SITHEBE, Esther Jabhisa SITHEBE, Mzwakhe Ezard SITHEBE, Peter SITHEBE, Zakhe SITHETHO, Galelekile SITHOLE, Albert Nsizwa SITHOLE, Alfred SITHOLE, Alfred Mfana SITHOLE, Alinah Poppy SITHOLE, Arthur SITHOLE, Bafana Petros SITHOLE, Bakhuzi SITHOLE, ... ... 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 station, stated that Mutsi had sat ... ... killing of Dlamini. THE COMMISSION FINDS THAT MR THOLE DLAMINI, A FORMER MEMBER OF THE MUFC, WAS IN ALL PROBABILITY SHOT DEAD BY MR CLAYTON SIZWE SITHOLE ON 16 OCTOBER 1988 AS A RESULT OF BEING LABELLED AN INFORMER FOR GIVING EVIDENCE IN COURT AGAINST MR ABSOLOM MADONSELA, THE FORMER SECRETARY ... ... Selby GOBA, Mzwamandla GOBINGCA, Bhabha GOBINGCA, Prince Kosekhaya GOBIZEMBE, Albertina Nombuyiselo Pamini GOBIZEMBE, David GOBOZA, Mxolisi Sithole GODDA, Rose GODLIMPI, Robert GODOLA, Samson GODOLA, Xolile Simon Magaqa GODOLOZI, Qaqawuli GOEBESE, Olebogeng Samuel GOGA, Temba GOGE, Tiko ... ... city centre. Lombo was the IFP chairperson of the Mvundleni area. Mr Sipho Motaung [AM3902/96], Mr Nhlanhla Sibisi [AM3903/96], Mr Johannes M Sithole [AM3904/96] and Mr Bekimpendle Dlamini [AM3905/96] applied for amnesty in connection with this incident. Motaung and Sibisi were trained ... ... the provision of weapons and training of SDUs by three ANC leadership figures. Mr Jeff Radebe [AM7170/97], Mr Ian Phillips [AM5951/97] and Mr Sipho Sithole [AM5950/97] served on the ANC South Natal Regional Executive Committee in a political capacity and also gave military support to the SDUs ... ... in connection with the killing and applied for amnesty. They are Mr Sipho Motaung, Mr Bhekimpendle Dlamini, Mr Nhlanhla Sibisi and Mr Johannes Sithole [AM3902/96; AM3905/96]. Their applications were all successful. Motaung [AM3902/96] was a trained Umkhonto we Sizwe member. He claimed that ... ... weapons from the central ordnance caches and/or outside the country. In the southern Natal region, an MK unit comprising of inter alia Mr Sipho Sithole [AM5950/97], Mr Vusi Ngobese, Mr Sipho Magwaza and Mr Mandlenkosi Makhoba [AM6620/97] were charged with various counts in relation to the ... ... elsewhere applied for amnesty for arming and training the SDUs. The MK commanders for Southern Natal and Natal Midlands – namely, Mr Sipho Joel Sithole [AM5950/97] and Mr Ntela Sikhosana [AM6332/97] (now deceased) – were prominent amongst these. 423 Former MK member Dick Absalom Ngwenya ... ... 11 November 1986. SAP Sergeant Vusimuzi Kunene [KZN/KM/642/NC] lost both legs in the explosions. In August 1987, MK combatants Thuso Tshika, Basil Sithole, Patrick Nkosi and Abraham Mathe faced charges of terrorism in connection with these explosions and others, including a grenade and small ... ... Sithembele Zokwe Transkei Shot by police 26.8.88 Alfred Makaleng Johannesburg ‘Natural causes’ 30.1.90 Clayton Sizwe Sithole Johannesburg ‘Suicide by hanging’ 26.3.90 Lucas Tlhotlhomisang Klerksdorp ‘Natural causes’ 1.6.90 Donald Thabela ... ... 1988: Mr Sithembele Zokwe, Transkei: ‘shot by police’; Mr Alfred Makaleng, Johannesburg: ‘natural causes’; 1990: Mr Clayton Sizwe Sithole, Johannesburg: ‘suicide by hanging’; Mr Lucas Tlhotlhomisang, Klerksdorp: ‘natural causes’; Mr Donald Thabela Madisha, Potgietersrus: ... ... applied for amnesty for supplying weapons and assisting SDUs. In the KwaZulu/Natal area, Jeff Radebe, Ian M u n ro Phillips and Sipho Joel Daniel Sithole were involved in the supply of weapons and assistance to the SDUs. 87. It is important to note that the ANC was not the only supplier of ... ... Kota (MK Zola Mazwayi), Mr Vusimuzi Mnisi (MK Duke Maseka) [JB0399801/MPNEL], Mr Phillip Gumede (MK Micro Benya) and Mr Samuel Kulati (MK William Sithole), all of whom were working in the camp at various levels of administration. 155 Five days later, on 18 May, loyal members of the ANC fought ... |
