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Witnesses to the Cillié Commission, in order of appearance before the Commission

This list, while fairly comprehensive, is not complete (according to the Cillié Report, there were 563 witnesses to the Commission). Witnesses who testified in camera are (mostly) not listed. Occasionally, witnesses testified in groups, although often only the spokesperson for the group was listed.

1. Stefanus Bekker, luitenant, SAP, John Vorster Square

2. Gerrit Johannes Viljoen, major, SAP, Jabulani/Soweto

3. Sylvia Allison Carruthers

4. Afred Nthane, Bantu detective constable, SAP, John Vorster Square

5. Johannes Augustinus Kleingeld, Colonel, SAP, Orlando/Soweto

6. Anonymous witness 1, Bantu sergeant, SAP

7. Anonymous witness 2, Bantu constable, SAP, dog handler

8. Schalk Wilhelm Le Roux, brigadier, SAP, Soweto

9. David Johannes Terblanche, mayor, SAP, Roodepoort

10. Jacobus Johannes Gerber, colonel, SAP, Protea

11. Isaac Tyabula, Bantu constable, SAP, Soweto West/Liquor Branch

12. Theunis Jacobus Swanepoel, colonel, SAP, Hillbrow

13. Antoinette Musi, Hector Pieterson's sister, 17 years old, schoolgirl

14. Frank Jacobus Robinson, news reporter, SABC

15. Sophie Tema, reporter, Weekend World, World

16. Sam Nzima, photographer, Weekend World, World

17. William Bokala, reporter, World

18. Vusamazulu Credo Pumelelo Mutwa

19. Langa Daniel Skosana, reporter, The Star

20. Fanyana Lawrence Shiburi, reporter, The Star

21. Mervin Kenneth Rees, chief crime reporter, Rand Daily Mail

22. Matthew Boyi Manyana, reporter, Rand Daily Mail

23. Martin Sylvester Welz, reporter, Pretoria

24. Leonora Steyn, reporter, Beeld

25. Max Du Prees, Beeld

26. Gert Slabbert, colonel, SAP, Riot Unit

27. George Bruce Smith, luitenant, SAP, Booysens

28. Theunis Jacobus Swanepoel, colonel, SAP, Hillbrow (second appearance)

29. Barend Daniel Myburgh Hansen, station commander, SAP, Dunnotar/Brakpan

30. Johan Kapp, colonel, SAP, Benoni/East Rand

31. Frans Sebastiaan Botha, colonel, SAP, Germiston, Katlehong, Thokoza

32. Daniel B. Smit, Department of Bantu Education, inspector for Krugersdorp

33. Cornelius Bredenkamp de Villiers, colonel, SAP, Brakpan

34. Adolph Joahnnes Crafford Gouws, colonel, SAP, Springs

35. Mulder van Eyk, colonel, SAP, Boksburg

36. Solomon Muleko, charge officer, SAP, Soweto

37. Johann Hendrik Gouws, traffic inspector, Johannesburg City Council

38. Dirk Arend De Groot, traffic officer, Johannesburg City Council

39. Johannes Benjamin Wiese, commissioner, SAP East Rand

40. Japie Pieter Le Roux, captain, SAP, Krugersdorp

41. Jacobus Conradie Le Roux, lieutenant colonel, SAP, Krugersdorp

42. Kala Simon Lekganyane, lieutenant, SAP, Kagiso

43. Hendrik Ostewald Eksteen, colonel, SAP headquarters

44. Adolph Charlton van Rooyen, major, SAP, Pretoria

45. Francois Phillipus Naudé, lieutenant, SAP, Sunnyside/Pretoria

46. Pieter Jozua Le Roux, captain, SAP, Pretoria West

47. Herbert James Brown, colonel, SAP, Pretoria

48. Barend Jacobus Uytenbogaardt, lieutenant, SAP, Brooklyn

49. Willem Johannes Janse van Rensburg, SAP, De Wildt, Mamelodi

50. Karel Johannes Britz, lieutenant, SAP, Hammanskraal, Mamelodi

51. Christiaan Johan de Swardt, lieutenant, SAP, Pretoria, Mamelodi

52. Raymond Strike Moroane, participant youth, Atteridgeville

53. Naphtali Kgati Mabusha Sathekge, participant (17), Hofmeyer High School, Atteridgeville

54. Stanley Mahlangu, student participant, Atteridgeville

55. Wilhelm Peter Lambrechts, officer, SAP, Mabopane

56. Thenjiwe Tracia Luphondwana, employee of Department of Bantu Administration

57. Christiaan Mattheus Joubert, lieutenant, SAP, Hammanskraal

58. Stephen Fanie Tsogwana Mantlhwa, minister, Baptist Church

59. Daniel Johannes van Wyk, major, criminal investigations, John Vorster Square

60. Dirk Kotze Genis, colonel, SAP, Vereeniging, Sebokeng, Sharpeville, Boipatong

61. Johannes Albertus Steyn, station commander, SAP, Vereeniging

62. Tshepo Daniel Mokapela, lieutenant station commander, SAP, Sharpeville

63. Suzanne Gordon

64. Maria Barbara Ledochowski

65. Herbert James Brown, colonel, SAP, Pretoria (second appearance)

66. Dr Hans Bukofzer, principal district surgeon, Johannesburg

67. Professor Joshua Joachim François Taljaard, chief state pathologist, Johannesburg

68. Ezra Mandikole Mantini, reporter, Sunday Times

69. Mangaliso Alf Kumalo, reporter, Sunday Times

70. Enoch William Dumizani Duma, reporter, Sunday Times

71. Jacobus Petrus Buitendag, brigadier, South African Railways police

72. Petrus Johannes Kriel, inspector, South African Railways

73. Wietzie Marthinus Van Zyl, colonel, SAP, Pietersburg

74. Antoine Herold Neveling, commander, SAP, Nylstroom

75. Johannes Lodewyk Boshoff, rector, University of the North

76. Representatives of the Black Academic Staff Association (BASA), in camera testimony

77. Cornelius Johannes Lötter, Bantu Administration Board, Northern Transvaal

78. Theunis Johannes Horne, Department of Bantu Education

79. Dr C. Pathudi, Lebowa homeland official

80. Moloko, Lebowa homeland official

81. Mamiane, Lebowa homeland official

82. Jacob Casper de Villiers, director, West Rand Bantu Administration Board

83. François Alwyn Venter van Rooyen, colonel, SAP, riot unit, Eastern Transvaal, Middleburg

84. Pieter Gerhardus van Schalkwyk, director, Bantu Affairs Administration Board

85. Jacobus Johannes Van Zyl, captain, SAP, Middleburg

86. Willem Christiaan Nienaber, constable, SAP, Witbank

87. Daniel Egbertus Koen, captain, SAP, Witbank

88. Sonny Milton Ndala, businessman, member of Advisory Council, Witbank

89. Solomon Mahlangu, UBC (Urban Bantu Council) Advisory Council, Middleburg

90. Louis Henry Mashaba, chairman Urban Bantu Council, teacher

91. Stephanus Petrus Steenkamp, captain, SAP, Middleburg

92. Hermanus Adriaan Combrinck, Bantu Affairs Administration Board

93. Joseph Bafunani Mokoena, student, Nebo

94. Ignatius Wilhelm Ackerman, director, Bantu Affairs Administration Board, Belfast, Hendrina, Ogies, Middleburg, Witbank

95. Charles Poltax Mabokela, minister, Methodist Church of South Africa

96. Andrew Henry Kona, principal, Elukhanyisweni High School

97. Lyman Mnguni, principal, Thula Sizwe Primary School, Soweto, Orlando West

98. Mandla Mbuli, principal, Belle Higher Primary School, Soweto, Orlando West

99. George Alexander Gouws, district commander, Rustenburg, Bophutatswana

100. Coert Nicolaas Dreyer, major, SAP, Potchefstroom

101. Andries de la Rey Redman, district commander, SAP, Lichtenburg

102. Wessel van der Westhuizen, major, SAP, Potchefstroom

103. Timothy Bolkanyo, member of Bantu Advisory Board

104. Paul Johannes Rieckert, director, West Transvaal Bantu Affairs Administration Board

105. Andrew Moneymore, member of Bantu Advisory Board, Klerksdorp school board

106. Samuel Moside, businessman, Advisory Board

107. Israel Tau, member of Advisory Board, Jouberton

108. Marthinus Jacobus van Staden, major, SAP, Mafeking, Vryburg

109. Godfrey Michael Botha (16), student

110. Erasmus Martin Lourens

111. David Phaniel Kgotleng, chief whip of Bophutatswana government

112. Lionel B. Sentletsi, captain and principal of Boitshoki Senior Secondary school

113. Daniel Johannes van Wyk, major, SAP

114. Jacobus Johannes Gerber, colonel, SAP, Protea (second appearance)

115. Johannes Velde van der Merwe, lieutenant colonel, SAP, Security Police, Orange Freestate

116. Marthinus Christoffel Heunis, major, district commander, SAP, Ladybrand

117. Johannes Willem Jacobus Harmse, colonel, district commander, SAP, Kimberley

118. Francis Ramoliehli Mohlabi, assistant secretary for education, Kwa-Kwa government, Witsieshoek

119. Wolf Dieter Pelser, captain, SAP, Kwa-Kwa homeland

120. Barry de Lange Roeland, captain, SAP

121. Christiaan Bredenkamp van Biljoen, officer, SAP, Bothaville

122. Nicolas Moekgle, principal, Marang Higher Primary School

123. Gericke Montague White Visser, headmaster, Strydom Teacher's College, Thaba Nchu

124. Electra Wild, principal, Maretso High School, Tweespruit

125. Brother J.C. O'Farrell, principal, Maraisdal High School

126. Reverend Ronald Brian Taylor, warden of Moroka Missionary Institution and hostel for Moroka High School

127. Petrus Johannes van Aswegen, principal, Mphohadi Teacher's College, Kroonstad (before: Pinagare College in Taung)

128. Keikatseng Clement Arthur Vincent Sehume, teacher, Moroka High School

129. Howard Leighton Setlalentoa, inspector of schools, Thaba Nchu

130. Dan Meletsi, chairman of Urban Bantu Council (UBC), Bloemfontein

131. Stephen Tsatsinyana, civic leader and member of the school board

132. Koko P. Matsumi, member of Urban Bantu Council (UBC), Bloemfontein

133. Lawrence Gxabuza, principal, lower primary school, Ikwezi

134. Jacobus Christoffel Hendriks, principal, Moroka High School, Thaba Nchu

135. Simon Mgcina, principal, Ihobe Higher Primary and Secondary School, Rocklands

136. Lebona Motsoenengl, secretary of Manaung/Bloemfontein Chamber of Commerce, member of the school committee

137. Fred Ranana Ngalo, policeman

138. Hendrik Jacobus Coetzee, assistant director, Bantu Affairs Administration Board, southern Orange Freestate

139. Recsei Michael Dhlamini, chairman, Urban Bantu Council (UBC), Odendaalsrus

140. Elias Chalale, chairman, Urban Bantu Council (UBC), Virginia

141. Phillipus Rudolph Smit, director, Bantu Affairs Administration Board, central Orange Freestate

142. Petrus Paulus Scott, director, community services

143. Hendrik Petrus Scheepers, director, community services, Urban Bantu Council (UBC), south-central Orange Freestate

144. Pieter de Vries, director, Urban Bantu Council (UBC), northern Orange Freestate

145. Constance Pompey, member of Urban Bantu Council (UBC), Odendaalsrus

146. Cornelius van Reenen Mouton, major, departmental headquarters, SAP, Cape Town

147. Louis Petrus Lourens, major, security branch, SAP, Cape Town

148. Andries Petrus van Zyl, colonel, riot unit, SAP, Western Province

149. Johannes Louis Viviers Visser, detective, SAP, Woodstock

150. Marie Loraine Lincoln, secretary

151. Johannes Hendrik Vorster, colonel, SAP, Athlone

152. Derrick Lodewikus Vos, colonel, SAP, Wynberg

153. David Peter Gordon, Robertson Primary School

154. Father Matthew James Gormley, Catholic Church, Langa

155. Christiaan Hendrik van Rheede van Oudtshoorn, colonel, SAP (railway police), Cape Town

156. Frederick Joubert, captain, SAP, Bellville

157. Phillipus Coenrad Fourie, lieutenant colonel, SAP, Boland

158. Stephanus Jacobus Gilbert, mayor, SAP (security police), Boland

159. Henry Hermanus Solomon, principal, Robertson Coloureds School

160. Abraham Johannes van Dyk, colonel, SAP, Cape Province

161. Alfred Heinrich Steck, eyewitness

162. Harry Alfred Wigget, father

163. Ronald Norman van der Westhuizen, luitenant colonel, SAP, Paarl

164. Petrus Johannes Wagner, colonel, SAP, Stellenbosch

165. Riaan Willem van Zyl, constable, SAP, Worcester

166. Daniel Francois le Roux, captain, SAP, Paarl

167. Hendrik Jacobus Niemand, detective, SAP, Stellenbosch

168. Christopher Prophet, staff reporter, Argus newspaper

169. Reginald Charles Tomlinson, sub-editor, The Cape Times

170. Stephen John Wrottesley, university student

171. John Walter Eddington Wiley, member of parliament for Simonstown

172. Robert Frederick Ball, sub-editor, The Cape Times

173. Elizabeth Justin, witness

174. Monde Jabulele Saint Gwentshe, witness, Guguletu

175. David John Willers, reporter, The Cape Times

176. Elizabeth Johnson, witness, Retreat

177. Fidja Rama, Elizabeth Johnson's daughter

178. Alan John Duggan, reporter, The Cape Times

179. Robert Maxwell Molloy, reporter, The Cape Times

180. Margaret Elsworth, doctor, Bantu Scholars Fund

181. Gideon Jacobus Knobel, state pathologist, Cape Town

182. Alan Gordon MacMahon, doctor

183. Bridget Margaret Dowling, private testimony

184. Arthur Sidney Anthony East, attorney

185. Sanna Elizabeth Fourie, senior principal, Nico Malan College

186. Miriam Gafoor, 16-year old schoolgirl, Salt River High School

187. Willem Theron, director of education, Administration of Coloured Affairs

188. Mthiwekaya Meshak Makapela, witness

189. Richard Ernest van der Ross, rector, University of the Western Cape

190. Lawrence Louis Meyer, private individual

191. Jeffrey David April, private individual

192. Herbert Nodada, private individual

193. Josephine Peters, private individual

194. Elizabeth Daniels, private individual

195. William Brandt, boy

196. Thelma Johannes, private individual

197. Albertina Mshudulu, private individual

198. Michael Peter Jansen, headmaster, Crawford Primary School

199. Mark Leonard Povall, private individual

200. Anlenore Fiske, ballet teacher, Alexander Sinton High School

201. John Hartney, minister, NG Kerk

202. Peter John William Sawyer, private individual, Cape Town

203. Franklin Abraham Sonn, president of Cape Professional Teacher's Union

204. Marian Hartman, matron, Tygerberg Hospital

205. Hendrik Willem van der Merwe, director, Centre for Intergroup Studies, Cape Town

206. Alexander Paul Hare, professor of sociology, University of Cape Town

207. D. Crowie, Regional Board of the Administration of Coloured Affairs, Wynberg

208. Esau Johannes Brink, Regional Board of the Administration of Coloured Affairs, Wynberg

209. Johannes Albertus van Zyl, Regional Board of the Administration of Coloured Affairs, Wynberg

210. Alexander McLachlan, director, Bantu Affairs Administration Board, Cape Peninsula

211. Dansil John Rabie, teacher and head of Gordon High School

212. Robin Vincent Carlisle, private individual

213. Willem Gabriel le Roux, director, Community Welfare and Pensions

214. E. Abrahams, member of Coloured Representative Council

215. John Katz, doctor, University of the Western Cape

216. Professor Brunhilde Helm, School of Social Work, University of Cape Town

217. B. Berrange, School of Social Work, University of Cape Town

218. Chikte [sp ?], School of Social Work, University of Cape Town

219. Dreyer, School of Social Work, University of Cape Town

220. Francis, School of Social Work, University of Cape Town

221. Louw, School of Social Work, University of Cape Town

222. Taylor, School of Social Work, University of Cape Town

223. Theron, School of Social Work, University of Cape Town

224. David Michael George Curry, Labour Party of South Africa

225. Desmond Hector Owens, Regional Director of Bantu Education, Cape Province

226. Reverend William Marius Geyer

227. Alicia Falezi, private individual

228. André van Heerden, Coloured Development Corporation

229. Thys Eksteen, private individual

230. Dawid Allan Beelders

231. William Peter Barries (19), private individual

232. John Daniel Battersby, reporter

233. John Kelvin Petersen, co-manager of Sherwood Bottle Store

234. Ben Leinton

235. Dr. Beets, NG Kerk

236. S.J. Cloete, SAP

237. Jacobus van Zyl, farmer

238. S.P. Brooks, captain, SAP, Swellendam

239. J.D. Krige, colonel, SAP, Northern Cape

240. A.A.J. Coetzee, brigadier, SAP, Oudtshoorn

241. J.S. de Kock, captain, SAP, Beaufort West

242. J.M. Kleynhans, lieutenant, SAP, George

243. Muller Haggend [sp?], lieutenant, SAP, George

244. D. Blignaut, captain, SAP, Mosselbaai

245. Frederick Hendrick Botha, chief Bantu commissioner, Western Cape

246. G.M.S.J Jansen van Rensburg, lieutenant-colonel, SAP, Durban

247. Barend Jacobus Horak, colonel, SAP, Durban

248. Christiaan Hendrik Willem Earle, lieutenant, SAP, Durban

249. Harold Spoone Miles, lieutenant, SAP, Durban

250. Jacobus Adriaan Kruger, lieutenant-colonel, SAP, Ladysmith

251. Abednego Bartholomew Clement Xaba, inspector of schools, Edendale/Pietermaritzburg

252. Sighart Bourguin, chief director, Bantu Affairs Administration Board, Port Natal/Durban

253. Jacobus Petrus Van Wyk,captain, SAP, Pietermaritzburg

254. Andreas Roelof van Ellinckhuyzen, captain, SAP, Camperdown

255. Roy Human De Wet, chief director, Bantu Affairs Administration Board, northern Natal

256. Leon Mellet, crime reporter, Natal Mercury

257. Carol Virginia Lamb, chairperson, Black Sash, Natal Coastal Region

258. Denis S. Dobson, area manager, Drakensberg Bantu Affairs Administration Board, Pietermaritzburg

259. Ivor Benson, National Forum

260. Ron Stephenson, National Forum

261. Heinrich Schlaudraff, National Forum

262. Christiaan Kruger, lieutenant, SAP, Melmoth

263. Gert Jacobus Els, captain, SAP, Newcastle/University of Zululand

264. DeLaRey Labuschagne, officer, SAP, Richardsbay

265. Johannes Friedrich Erwin Brasé, SAP, Vryheid

266. Johannes Albertus Gerhardus Maree, rector, University of Zululand

267. Pieter Johannes Goosen, colonel, security police, SAP, Port Elizabeth

268. Lodewyk Christiaan Koch, chief director, Cape Midlands Bantu Affairs Administration Board

269. Pieter Schalk van Heerden Reynders, Administration of Coloured Affairs, Port Elizabeth

270. Jack Lawrence Omond, teacher and inspector of Bantu Education

271. Edward Msuseni, private individual

272. Jacobus Frederick Meintjies, chief director, Bantu Affairs Administration Board, Karoo

273. Pauline Melunsky, chair of African Book Committee

274. Theodor Muller, district commander, SAP, King Williams Town

275. Gerhardus Arnoldus Hattingh, detective, SAP, King Williams Town

276. Gert Johan Odendaal, colonel, SAP, East London

277. Preston Mareka, reporter, Daily Despatch

278. Johannes Hermanus De Beer, lieutenant-colonel, SAP, Queenstown

279. Mollyneaux Makhunga Mvalo, cultural officer, Department of Education, Ciskei

280. Somah Boris Sachs, psychiatrist, East London

281. Berthold Bohler, private individual

282. Frederick Jacobus Marks Venter, lieutenant, SAP, East London

283. Gordon Navarre Battalion, pastor, Shirling Baptist Church, East London

284. Wellington Sangotsha, reporter, Eastern Province

285. Gert Jeremiah Coetzer, Bantu Affairs Administration Board, Eastern Cape

286. Dirk Jacobus Dippenaar, area representative, Administration of Coloured Affairs

287. Johannes Marthinus de Wet, rector, Fort Hare University

288. Abraham Coetzee, vice-rector, Fort Hare University

289. Joseph Jon Matotie, member of advisory board, urban representative of Western Tembu Chiefs

290. Aaron Montoedi Matlhare, medical practioner, Soweto Parents' Association

291. Aubry Mokoena

292. Rodney Paul Rammekoa (21), student, Naledi High School

293. Rudolf Mandla Matimba (26), teacher

294. Thandisizwe Mphiwa Mazibuko, secretary of Black People's Convention

295. Mafison Morobe (21), Morris Isaacson

296. Seth Sendile Mazibuko (16), Phefeni Secondary School

297. David Lisiwe Kutumela (20), student at Naledi High School

298. Geluza Selby Thombeni, Urban Training Project

299. Reatile Kingdom Lolwane, student at Morris Isaacson High School

300. Luca Zwelinzima Sizane, student

301. Samuel Moss

302. Helen Suzman, Progressive Reform Party, MP Houghton

303. Evelyn Wendy Bodman, South African Council for Conservation and Anti-Pollution

304. Christiaan Willem Hendrik du Toit, Anglo American Corporation

305. Richard Sidney Gosse, Chamber of Commerce, Springs

306. Sidney Oliver Goodwin, President of the Associations of Chambers of Commerce of South Africa

307. Mary Lester Dawn Haggie, chairperson, African Self Help Association

308. Philippa Newton Thompson, African Self Help Association

309. Dr. Emmanuel Rabinovitz, director, Johannesburg Child Guidance Clinic

310. Jean McDonald Stewart, Johannesburg Child Guidance Clinic

311. Columbus Malebo, Quakers

312. Dr. Selma Browde, city councilor

313. Olive Gibson, Quakers

314. Andrew Ray Mardon, administrator, Tembisa

315. Sheena Duncan, Black Sash

316. Hendrik Jacobus Möller, minister, NG Kerk, Northern Transvaal

317. Auerbach, South African Institute of Race Relations

318. Ellen Hellman, South African Institute of Race Relations

319. Blignaut, South African Institute of Race Relations

320. Pollak, South African Institute of Race Relations

321. van Wyk, South African Institute of Race Relations

322. Ina Perlman, South African Institute of Race Relations

323. Ds. Hofmeyr, NG Kerk

324. Ds. Lensink, NG Kerk

325. Etienne Ferdinand Louw, director, South African National Alcoholism Council

326. Manas Buthelezi, doctor, Black Parents' Association, appeared with Advocate Kentridge

327. M.P.D. Spies, Institute of Administrators of Non-White Affairs

328. F.J. de Klerk, Institute of Administrators of Non-White Affairs

329. Dr. P.J. Riekert, Institute of Administrators of Non-White Affairs

330. A.H. Stander, Institute of Administrators of Non-White Affairs

331. C.H. Coetzee, Institute of Administrators of Non-White Affairs

332. J.A.G. Boshoff, Institute of Administrators of Non-White Affairs

333. Z.Z. Mashao [sp?] , Institute of Administrators of Non-White Affairs

334. O.K. Mbhalati, Institute of Administrators of Non-White Affairs

335. C. Marivate, Institute of Administrators of Non-White Affairs

336. Johannes C. Knoetze, director in chief, Bantu Affairs Administration Board, Vaal Triangle

337. Isaac Pule Bikisha, chairperson, school committee, Ntabankulu-Sebokeng

338. Johannes Marthinus van Rooyen, chair, Bantu Affairs Administration Board, Vaal Triangle

339. Willem Jacobus Kriel, director of administration, Bantu Affairs Administration Board, Vaal Triangle

340. Adriaan Adam Matthysen, security officer, Bantu Affairs Administration Board, Vaal Triangle

341. Alexander van Breda Rabe, director of housing, Bantu Affairs Administration Board, Vaal Triangle

342. Samuel Kgobotlo Marumo, chair of Urban Bantu Council, member of southern Sotho homeland government

343. Sam Richard Rabotapi, Evaton Residents Vigilance Association

344. Daniel Masimole Maleko, Advisory Board of Evaton Committee

345. Johannes Abraham van Zyl, assistant director and chief legal assistant, Administration Board

346. Professor N.J.J. Olivier, MP

347. Dr. G.F. Jacobs

348. Eugene Lesley Roelofse, coordinating Consumer Council

349. D.W. Wingard, East Rand Bantu Affairs Administration Board

350. F.E. Marx, East Rand Bantu Affairs Administration Board

351. J.J.S. Hartley, East Rand Bantu Affairs Administration Board

352. Matthew Mpahane, private individual

353. Martin Sylvester Welz, journalist, Pretoria

354. E. Dlamini, and several others, Quaker Society Joint Residents' Committee, Phiri Township, Moroka

355. Vernon Rudolph Atkinson, economic advisor, Council of the Prime Minister 1960-1976

356. Patrick Robert Brian Lewis, Johannesburg City Council

357. Rudolph Evaton Hobkirk, administrative assistant, West Rand Bantu Administration Board

358. D. Thebelali and five others, UBC, Soweto

359. R. Botha, SAP

360. S. Meyer, Bureau of State Security (BOSS)

361. Clive Kingsmill Corder [sp?], Market Research Africa

362. Jan Randd Bruce Shepherd, BBDO

363. Paul Wilhelm Penzhorn, executive director, National Development and Management Foundation of South Africa

364. Lawrence Patrick McCrystal, economic advisor, National Development and Management Foundation of South Africa

365. John Edward Holloway, president, Transvaal Chamber of Industries

366. Jacques de Kock Malan, labour and legal advisor, Transvaal Chamber of Industries

367. Hermias Cornelius van Zyl, department secretary, Department of Transport

368. Malherbe and others, South African Railways

369. Jan Howard Archibald, assistant to the manager, Putco

370. Pieter Christiaan Bezuidenhout, commercial relations manager

371. Lucy Mvubelo, general secretary, National Union of Clothes Workers

372. Kenneth Arthur Hidley Adams, engineer

373. Johan Gert Hendrik Botha, Adjunct Secretary of Labour

374. Michael Helgard van Noordwyk, Undersecretary of Labour

375. Willem Johannes Schurink, MA UNISA, Institute for Sociological Demographic Research

376. Hendrik Gert Strydom, chief researcher, UNISA

377. Nancy Grace Ross, Rouxville Baptist Church Reconciliation Committee, Johannesburg

378. Duncan John Adams, Rouxville Baptist Church Reconciliation Committee, Johannesburg

379. Lage Vitus, chairman, Society for Social Workers, Witwatersrand

380. Patricia Cathleen Glynn, Society for Social Workers, Witwatersrand

381. Ester Mokoena, South African Black Social Workers Association

382. Michael Rahtho [sp?] , South African Black Social Workers Association

383. M.H. Makubire, South African Black Social Workers Association

384. S. Khumalo, South African Black Social Workers Association

385. J.N. Siwane, South African Black Social Workers Association

386. Reverend Oliver Clark, Roman Catholic Church, Springs

387. Dr. K.P. Prinsloo

388. Gibson Joseph Thula, principal urban representative, Kwazulu Legislative Authority

389. Mpiyakhe Basil Kumalo, lecturer African languages, WITS

390. De Beer and other, Department of Bantu Education

391. F.B. du Randt

392. Louis Fouché, Secretary of Community Development

393. Gert Cornelius Strydom, Secretary of Community Development

394. Martin Meiring van Zyl, assistant director, Port Natal Bantu Administration

395. Daniël Willem Wingard

396. Raath, Department of Bantu Administration and Development

397. Joubert, Department of Bantu Administration and Development

398. Cronje, Department of Bantu Administration and Development

399. Potgieter, Department of Bantu Administration and Development

400. De Beer

401. Ackerman

402. G.J. Rousseau, Department of Bantu Education

403. P.H. du Preez, senior economist, BENBO

404. Leon Esmont van Coller, lieutenant, SAP

405. Ignatius Petrus van Onselen, Secretary of Department of Bantu Administration and Development

406. Jacobus J.N. Cloete, Department of Public Administration

407. Petrus J. van der Merwe

408. Ceciel Muller, School of Social Work, WITS

409. F.H. Cronjé

410. Henry Helman, lawyer, Johannesburg

411. Shelter David Helman, lawyer, Johannesburg

412. Meyer

413. Claasen

414. Charles Paul Magubulane, resident, Mamelodi

415. Jan Hendrik Moolman, director, Afrika Instituut

416. M.P. Wilsnach, West Rand Bantu Administration Board

417. Oscar Mpetha, private individual

418. Boy D. Koloni, resident, Nyanga

419. Mary Sikunana, resident, Nyanga

420. George Ndesi, resident, Nyanga

421. Charlton Ntshwanti

422. Francis Ntsenyeho, resident, Nyanga

423. Patience Mputing, resident, Nyanga

424. Zephania Songezile Damane, resident, Nyanga

425. Neol Linda Mutlane (31), resident, Nyanga

426. Alfred Ndamane, resident, Nyanga

427. Mordecai Mtila, resident, Nyanga

428. Longman Tono, resident, Nyanga

429. George Kraga, resident, Nyanga

430. Jeffrey Dyani, resident, Nyanga

431. Deborah Luvuno 45) , resident, Nyanga

432. Eudicate Luvuno (22) , resident, Nyanga

433. James Mhlunguza, resident, Nyanga

434. Tsengwe, SAP, Guguletu

435. Felix Dlulane, SAP

436. Norman Njokwana, resident, Nyanga

437. Jackson Kama

438. Amelia Makhaluza

439. Merriman Zamayedewa

440. Norah Bikwana

441. Mabakaxa Nyamba

442. Johannes Visser

443. Edward Riley

444. Johannes Jordaan

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