Neil aggett
Ex-apartheid security officer recalls being part of Neil Aggett death probe
Former apartheid state security officer Charl Lambrecht vaguely recounted the role he played as the fingerprinting officer while investigating Aggett's death.
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Pathologist may or may have not been at Aggett's death scene, inquiry told
Lambrecht has taken the stand at the inquest looking into the killing of the anti-apartheid activist.
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Former security branch officer denies assaulting Neil Aggett
Nicolas Deetlefs has been testifying at the Aggett Inquiry at the High Court in Johannesburg.
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Security branch took great measures to cover up Neil Aggett murder, inquiry told
The anti-apartheid activist was found hanging in his cell at the Johannesburg Central Police Station, formerly John Vorster Square police station, in 1982.
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Witness tells Aggett inquiry of 'brutal,' 'vicious' apartheid police
Aggett was found hanging in his cell at the then John Vorster Square police station in 1982.
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Neil Aggett was very downcast, former detainee tells inquiry
Keith Coleman, an anti-apartheid activist, told the inquiry on Monday about the torture that the other activists endured at the John Vorster Square police station.
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Inquiry hears some anti-apartheid activists kept in isolation
An apartheid inquiry concluded that the trade unionist’s death was a suicide, but the family never believed this.
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Apartheid police humiliated detainees, Aggett Inquiry told
Activist Keith Cole has detailed how he was tortured by apartheid security branch police officers.
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Forensic pathologist testimony expected to reveal how Neil Aggett died
An apartheid inquest into anti-apartheid activist Neil Agget’s death found he had committed suicide but his family disputed this.
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Forensic pathologist to take stand at Aggett Inquiry today
Aggett died in detention at the John Vorster Square, now known as the Johannesburg Central police station in 1982.
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Ronnie Kasrils labels apartheid regime's attempt to discredit SACP as 'crass'
Kasrils said a falsified version of the SACP’s Inkululeko Freedom document was issued by the apartheid government targeting individuals fighting against the regime.
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Struggle veteran Sisa Njikelana believes Neil Aggett did not kill himself
Njikelana testified at the inquiry looking into his death in 1982 on Tuesday.
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Aggett was killed by apartheid police - Sisa Njikelana
Sisa Njikelana was testifying on Tuesday at the inquest looking into the death of Neil Aggett at the Johannesburg High Court.
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Emotional Frank Chikane recalls period after Neil Aggett’s death
Chikane said after Aggett was found hanging in his holding cell at the John Vorster Square, prisoners were allowed family visits and were fed regularly.
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Reverend Frank Chikane: I don’t believe Neil Aggett took his own life
Chikane told an inquiry looking into Aggett’s death about the torture and starvation he experienced while detained at the then John Vorster Square police station during apartheid.
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'You're going to die like Biko': Chikane recalls apartheid security threats
The cleric was testifying at the Neil Aggett inquest hearing at the Johannesburg High Court.
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'They hanged me head down,' Chikane tells Niel Aggett inquest
Chikane is testifying at the Niel Aggett inquest hearing into the death of the former anti-apartheid activist.
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Neil Aggett an exceptional person, Barbara Hogan tells inquiry
Aggett died in a police cell at the then John Vorster Square, now known as Johannesburg Central Police Station, in 1982.
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Barbara Hogan to take the stand in Neil Aggett inquiry
Aggett died in a holding cell in 1982 at the notorious John Vorster Square, which is now known as the Johannesburg Central Police Station.
