- Govin REDDY (35) banned at the end of 1976 was in December convicted of contravening his banning order by holding a dinner party at his home on 8 June 1978.
He was sentenced to 30 days in jail, suspended for three years.
- Aubrey MOKOENA has been again accused of breaking his banning order where he was acquitted on an earlier charge of failing to notify police of his change of address
The case was heard during September and November in Johannesburg, when Mr Mokoena was charged with having attended two church meetings in May 1979, and was adjourned to 17 January.
- The case against Thandisizwe MAZIBUKO, charged with breaking his banning order by attending meetings in Soweto and Benoni was adjourned to 4 February 1980. Problems arose for Mr Mazibuko because his lawyer, Mrs Priscilla Jana, is also banned and he was unable to communicate with her.
