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… happened on the day of the blast. He was acquitted at the trial. The other two accomplices involved in the bombing, … were granted amnesty at the Truth and Reconciliation Trial (TRC) .  During Zondo’s trial at the TRC, he claimed that he intended to call the …

… in the mid-1950s and was a defendant in the  Treason Trial  for its full length, from 1956 to 1961. He moved to … the sole coloured person to be held the full length of the trial which ended in the acquittal of the final 28 accused on …

… to supervise him at Okaloko in northern Namibia. In a trial in August 1967 between, 'The state v. Tuhadeleni and 36 … the armed military wing of SWAPO, were tried in the first trial under South Africa’s  Terrorism Act  of 21 June 1967. … from Namibia. Toivo Ya Toivo made a speech at the trial which was widely publicised thereafter. He stated in …

… treason along with 156 other leading figures, and stood trial until 1961 as one of the accused in the four–year-long  Treason Trial . While the trial was still on and the accused out on bail, Ngoyi was …

… thereafter, she and 11 other ANC members were put on trial for high treason as part of a group known as the … and her fellow accused remained defiant.  During the trial in the Cape Town Supreme Court, the accused refused to … including Lombard, who was released immediately. The trial against the remaining six trialists continued for …

… Undelivered statement by Albert Luthuli at the time of his Trial for burning his pass, 05 July 1960 …

… A 19 year old Mzwandile Kekana is testifying at the trial of 14 Cookhouse people charged with murdering a teacher. …

… issues an order that 83 suspected Islamic militants stand trial in Egypt’s state security court. …

… South Africa’s longest political trial ends in Bethal, Transvaal, with seventeen defendants …

… cared for by friends and neighbours during the arrest and trial of Dorothy and her husband Errol. She lives in London. …

… Bizos  and Arthur Chaskalson  in the defence team. The trial began on 1 December 1969 and the detainees were charged … were back in court. However, three days after the second trial began the judge acquitted all detainees because the … in their indictment were exactly the same as in the first trial. After his release, Shabangu, like many of his fellow …

… the requirement that general resisted.He was brought to trial for the first in the Pietermarizburg treason trial of 1985-1986,Gqweta and 15 others were acquitted on all …

… Ixopo district. As a first-string accused in the Treason Trial, however, he spent most of the next five years in the … adherent of non-violence. On his release from the Treason Trial in 1961 he moved his medical practice to Swaziland. In …

… for the Congress of the People. His charges in the Treason Trial were withdrawn in 1957. …

… by the authorities. He was acquitted following a five-week trial after which he immigrated to Israel in 1963. In Israel, … printed the Sharpeville drawings, and was finally put on trial for an anti-establishment work called My Jesus. In a strange twist of events, this trial pushed Rubin out of South Africa and into Israel. The …

… back to South Africa through Southern Rhodesia to stand trial for leaving the country illegally and for membership of a banned organisation.  They went on trial at the Supreme Court in College Road, Pietermaritzburg … which were contested by the presiding judge in his court trial, Mr. Justice Alan Howard. An arm injury he sustained in …

… dead and three injured. He was detained till 1988 when his trial commenced. The trial continued until he was sentenced on 12 May 1989, to the …

… Act to Duiwelskloof. From there he was brought to stand trial. He was chairman of the African National Congress (ANC) … was brought back by police from banishment for the treason trial .  Charges, against him,  were withdrawn at the end of …

… became its secretary and was one of the accused in the trial that followed the 1946 mine strike. He was an …

… of the Communist Party of South Africa. After the treason trial he was placed under house arrest. …

… a shirt.Prison authorities claimed that he was an awaiting-trial prisoner charged with motor car theft. An inquest into … warder ,told Mr E Brand,the magistrate,that 40 awaiting-trial prisoners were taken to the Fort from Johannesburg …

… became politically influenced at a young age by the Bethal Trial in 1977 where a number of Pan Africanist Congress …

… of Communism Act, he was a defendant in the Treason Trial from December 1956 until charges were dropped against …

… in the mid-1950s and was a defendant in the  Treason Trial  for its full length, from 1956 to 1961. He moved to …

… in South Africa. After several postponements, Selebi’s trial began in earnest on 8 April 2010; nearly two years … aware that his friend was involved with crime. During the trial, Agliotti told the court that he had paid Selebi over … including falsely accusing a witness of lying during the trial. The Judge added that Selebi had a low moral fibre and …

… The Trial of strength between the Conservative Party and the …

… The State versus W.W.C. Twala and 10 others (SSRC Trial) …

… to rescue five alleged South African agents awaiting trial for bomb attacks aga …

… Nelson Mandela’s treason trial starts in the Old Synagogue in Pretoria. He was …

… The trial of twenty-two Africans, accused of pro-Communist and …