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: They were separated in point of time, butsome of the parents are not absolutely sure of the date when theirchildren disappeared, so that is a little bit of a difficultythat we have and we have discussed it with the representativeof the Attorney-General's office.   I am going to mention 11 namesbut obviously all 11 were not, we don't know which are the 9 ofthese 11.   I am not absolutely certain about the other incident,it's not something as far as we know that is subject to an
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application here at the moment.   Apparently it's the
Kwandabele application there's a bit of overlap.   I'll just tellyou briefly about the victims.   There was Abraham Makolane, atthe time he was 17 years old and he was a student at the J KikanaHigh School in Std 8.   He was a comrade and he had been arrestedon a few occasions and at one stage was charged with arson andpublic violence.    Then there was Samuel Masilela, he was 16years old.   He was in Form 1 at Mamelodi High School.   Accordingto his mother he was also a comrade.   Her recollection is thaton one occasion the police had come to the house looking for him.  He had never been detained or charged.   Then there was SiphoPhillip Sibanyoni, he was 15 years old.   He was also a, accordingto...(end of side 2)...he was in Std 9 at the Japhta MshlanguSchool.   His mother is unaware of any political activity by him.  He was never detained or arrested by the police.   Then therewas Thomas Phiri.   According to his sister he was 22 years oldat the time of his disappearance.   He was in Std 9, we don'thave the name of the school.   He was also an activist and a comrade,but had never been either detained or arrested.   Then there wasJeremiah Magagula.   According to his mother he was 16 years oldwhen he disappeared.   He was attending the Mthombo Primary Schoolin Mamelodi.   He was a comrade, politically active but had neverbeen arrested.   Then there was Morris Nkabinde, he was 19 yearsold when he disappeared.   He was also a comrade, although hehad never been arrested.   Then there was Matthews Promapana Lerutla.  He was 15 years old when he disappeared.   According to hismother he was also a comrade.   He had been taken by the policeon one occasion but was not charged.   Then there was StephenMakena.   
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According to his mother he was 18 when he disappeared.   He
was also politically active and a comrade but he had never beenarrested. Then there was Elliot Sathege, he was 20 years old.Also a comrade but never arrested and that's 10 not 11. One othername we've got here is Sibia but he, we've verified, is in factpart of the Kwandabele group.  So we have 10 names and not 9.I want to put it to you Brigadier that these young boys were typicalcomrades in the townships who got involved in the general activitiesof comrades, which generally speaking was forms of public violencein the sense of marches through the streets, boycotts, which wasthe general activity of the comrades as you know.