sooka造句

• This development, called Sooka Sentral, opened its doors in December 2007.
• Commissioner Yasmin Sooka told Madikizela-Mandela.
• Yasmin Sooka, a commission member who worked with Mall's committee, said Saturday.
• Yasmin Sooka _ A lawyer who worked on the committee that helped bring South African exiles back to the country.
• Rebels beheaded witness one's sister before her eyes, then raped her publicly and cut off one of her legs, Sooka said.
• "If your evidence is to be believed today, then everyone else who testified here is lying, " noted commissioner Yasmin Sooka.
• Rebels beheaded witness one's sister before her eyes, then raped the witness publicly and cut off one of her legs, Sooka said.
• "The question we must answer is where does the buck stop, where does accountability rest for the killings, " said commissioner Yasmin Sooka.
• "The question we must answer is where does the buck stop, where does accountability rest for the killings, " commissioner Yasmin Sooka said.
• "The question we must answer is where does the buck stop, where does accountability rest for the killings, " commissioner Yasmin Sooka said Tuesday.
• Earlier, Commissioner Yasmin Sooka told Madikizela-Mandela, " If your evidence is to be believed today, then everyone else who testified here is lying ."
• At one point, Commissioner Yasmin Sooka told Mrs . Mandela that if her evidence was to be believed, " then everyone else who testified here is lying ."
• "The question we must answer is where does the buck stop, where does accountability rest for the killings, " commissioner Yasmin Sooka said of Botha's testimony.
• SPP s advisory board is composed of Deepa Narayan, Joseph S . Nye, Jr ., Ghassan Salam? Anne-Marie Slaughter, Javier Solana, Yasmin Sooka, and Alexander G . Soros.
• Yasmin Sooka, one of the panelists, suggested large quantities of the illegal drugs could have ended up in South Africa's townships where drug use _ and associated gang violence _ remain a serious problem.
• The six women spoke during proceedings closed to the public at the victims'request, Yasmin Sooka, a South African official of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission told reporters after the two-day hearings ended Thursday.
• "This is not about us, " said commissioner Yasmin Sooka " It is about the people who have died, the people who disappeared, the people who will never be known about ."
• The six women spoke during proceedings closed to the public at the victims'request, Yasmin Sooka, a South African official of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, told reporters after the two-day hearings ended Thursday.