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IN THE AMNESTY HEARING BEFORE THE AMNESTY COMMITTEE OF

Q BUTHELEZI AND OTHERS

HELD AT SEBOKENG

In the application for amnesty by:

QAMBELENI BUTHELEZI

BHEKINKOSI MBHEKISENI MKHIZE

TEBOGO MAGUBANE

PETRUS MDINISO

SITHEMBISO KUBEKA

VINCENT KHANYILE

SIPHO BUTHELEZI

TIMOTHY STALS MAZIBUKO

PAULOS MCHIKELENI MBATHA

JACK MBELE

SONNY MICHAEL MKWANAZI

RICHARD DLAMINI

MOSES MRHEMBU

MHLUPHEKI SAMUEL TSHABANGU

First Applicant

Second Applicant

Third Applicant

Fourth Applicant

Fifth Applicant

Sixth Applicant

Seventh Applicant

Eighth Applicant

Ninth Applicant

Tenth Applicant

Eleventh Applicant

Twelfth Applicant

Thirteenth Applicant

Fourteenth Applicant

AFFIDAVIT

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I the undersigned,

Jan-Ake Kjellberg

do hereby make oath and say that:

1. The facts contained herein are within my own personal knowledge, save

where the context indicates otherwise, and are both true and correct.

1.1. I am an adult male investigator attached to the Truth & Reconciliation

Commission, Johannesburg.

1.2. I have read the attached affidavit of Mr Andries Matanzima Nosenga

(ANNEXURE “A”) and confirm the correctness thereof in as far as it is applicable

to me, more specifically the introductory part thereof.

2. I took the said statement from Mr Nosenga in my capacity as stated above.

-Vooo c i ' ^ e r e n V ^ c r p r c V c r s W h o s e . r\< w\e-S3. I was assisted by an interpreter, Mr- ■acting, as an

on 9 December 1998. awcA ACJ9C_),

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4. Thereafter—on 14 January 1900, Mr aoted-as an

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\ » *.S'. I recorded all the facts contained in the statement as they were interpreted to

me and can vouch for the fact that the source of all the information (as

interpreted) is Mr Nosenga and nobody else. I did not add or change any facts as

interpreted to me.

f£. Thereafter on ~]Q c'r J and at Qcm cW rlpilj'^^^the contents of

the statement was interpreted back to Mr Nosenga in the presence of myself and

his legal representative, Ms Tanzer and Mr Nosenga confirmed the correctness

thereof.

\7. The applicant, Mr Nosenga then signed the statement, confirming the

correctness of the contents thereof.

( JulHDATED at JOHANNESBURG on this I day of JtfNF1999.

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DEPONENT

THUS signed and sworn to at cA_____ on this 8fd day of May '

1999, the deponent having acknowledged that he/she knows and understands

the contents of this affidavit, that it is both true and correct to the best of his/her

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knowledge and belief, that he/she has no objection to taking the prescribed oath

and that the prescribed oath will be binding of his/her conscience.

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AFFIDAVIT

I, the undersigned,

V A n Q M■FANANA- MZWEU ZULU

do hereby make oath and say: -

1. I was born on the 22nd of December 1942 in Nongoma, KwaZulu-Natal and

currently resides at

2. I left KwaZulu-Natal for the Vaal Triangle in 1974 and after moving between

different hostels over a period of four years, eventually settled at 726 Bafokeng

Street, Boipatong in 1978.

3. I became an active member of the Inkatha Freedom Party (IFP) in 1988 and was

well-known throughout the Boipatong township for my involvement in the IFP.

4. 4.1 After the unbanning of the African National Congress (ANC) tensions

between it and the IFP began to rise in the Vaal Triangle during 1990.

4.2 During April or May 1990 several homes of IFP members were attacked

in Evaton township and ANC members such a Jeffrey Ndamase wrongly

warned the residents of the Vaal Triangle of a pending attack by the IFP.

5.1 The tension reached boiling point during July 1990 when IFP supporters

were attacked during and after a rally at Zone 7, Sebokeng.

5.2 Many of the rally-goers were attacked as they boarded a bus at the

JV Sebokeng Hotel. Petrol bombs and shots were fired at us and in thei

process a white policeman was shot dead.

5.3 We were outgunned but retaliated with sticks and spears. The fighting

continued for approximately eight hours.

As a result of the fighting the residents of Sebokeng Hostel barred the IFP

supporters who reside at the Hostel from returning to their rooms. This left many

! people destitute.

It was at this time that my house in Boipatong was visited by the comrades

on three consecutive days. At one such a visit they entered my house and

unsuccessfully searched for weapons.

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8. A day after their last visit I took my wife and children to Kwa Madala Hostel

as a precaution against any impending attack. Upon my return to Boipatong IIcould see my house burning from a distance.

9. Over the course of the next few weeks myself, together with the other

destitute IFP members had no permanent place to stay and were forced to

move from one place to another due to the constant attacks by the comrades.

10. 10.1 Things eventually came to a head when a stand-off occurred between

the ANC, IFP and the South African Police at Sebokeng Hostel at the end

of July 1990.

10.2 Although I was at work at the time of the incident, I was informed later that

a gunfight had broken out between the SAP and the ANC at the hostel.

10.3 All of the IFP members inside the hostel were subsequently arrested

and upon their release an increase into the number of people without

homes occurred.

11 11.1 Because a large contingent of Iscor workers was among us, we knew of

the Kwa Madala Hostel and that it stood empty.

11.2 During October 1990 we broke the locks of the main gate and moved in.

11.3 The day after we moved in, myself with a few other Iscor workers went

to the Iscor management and informed them of our actions.

12. Despite our move to Kwa Madala Hostel, we were still subjected to continuous

attacks from the comrades and hostel residents were frequently abducted

whilst shopping and eventually necklaced in one of the Vaal townships.

13. We had no structure inside the hostel which acted as a self-protection unit.

14. 14.1 The hostel residents regularly held meetings to discuss their plight.

14.2 I was employed by Iscor and due to my shifts could not attend all of the

meetings. I therefor only learnt of certain decisions after the community

had taken them during the meeting.

14.3 Bhenkinkosi Mkhize used to inform me of the decisions taken.

15. The residents had revenge on their minds consistently and I had to calm

them on numerous occasions telling them that a peaceful future could only

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be negotiated and that attacks and counter attacks were futile. I had on a

consistent basis persisted in my belief of negotiations.

16. I left Kwa Madala Hostel on the 5th of June 1992 for my home in Nongoma,

KwaZulu-Natal.

17. I am not quite sure when I returned to the Kwa Madala Hostel, but know that it

was either on the 21st or 22nd of June 1992.

18. Upon my arrival I saw a large contingent of policemen and asked the residents

what had happened. I was told that they were the suspects in the Boipatong

massacre. They however denied any involvement.

19. 19.1 Approximately a week before the annual general conference of the IFP

in Ulundi a young boy by the name of Andries Nosenga arrived at

the hostel.

19.2 Nosenga made statements to us to the effect that he was an ANC

spy and that he had to infiltrate the hostel in order for him to plant a

bomb there.

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19.3 His instructor was Mr Mbatha, who was at the time a leader of the ANC

in the Vaal.

20. Seeing that the IFP’s annual general conference took place during the

weekend of 18 and 19 July 1992 I deemed it the ideal opportunity to expose an

ANC spy in front of the IFP leadership.

21. Mr Nosenga voluntarily accompanied me to Ulundi by taxi with others from

the Kwa Madala Hostel.

22. 22.1 Mr Nosenga was paraded on stage to the conference goers onI

Sunday, 19 July 1992.

22.2 He admitted in the presence of Dr Mangosuthu Buthelezi and other

senior IFP leaders that he was an ANC spy and I personally asked him

whether he now belonged to the IFP or the ANC, seeing that no harm

would come to him after his admissions. He answered that he was now

an IFP member.

23. Nosenga travelled with me back to Kwa Madala Hostel and stayed there for

another two to three weeks after which time he disappeared. I later heard

that he was arrested.

D E P O N E N T

THUS SIGNED AND SWORN TO AT VANDERBIJLPARK ON THIS J-)fU DAY OF

JULY 1999, THE DEPONENT HAVING ACKNOWLEDGED THAT HE/SHE KNOWS

AND UNDERSTANDS THE CONTENTS OF THIS AFFIDAVIT, THAT IT IS BOTH

TRUE AND CORRECT TO THE BEST OF HIS/HER KNOWLEDGE AND BELIEF,

THAT HE/SHE HAS NO OBJECTION TO TAKING THE PRESCRIBED OATH AND

THAT THE PRESCRIBED OATH WILL BE BINDING ON HIS/HER CONSCIENCE.

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