Hope and Von Badlo will be sentenced on 16 January and the FCA said it will instigate confiscation proceedings against both defendants.
In October 1984, six months into the dispute, the National Union of Mineworkers was desperate for cash to fund the strike, because a judge had ordered the confiscation of the union's entire assets.
However, the SFO concluded that the cost to the taxpayer of such a confiscation action would be too high and the prospect of substantial recoveries too low.
The judge deferred a confiscation order on a huge haul of alleged protest equipment seized from 114 activists originally arrested, including Kennedy's BlackBerry phone, complete with a secret police tracking device.
The mass confiscation repeated a similar action by the NISS on 16 February when the print runs of 14 daily papers were seized.
Rubido, who did not take questions from the press, said the operation also lead to the arrest of three gunmen as well as the confiscation of 36 assault rifles and a grenade launcher.
Meanwhile, an increase in labour inspectors has led to existing laws prohibiting the confiscation of passports being better enforced.
It increased the maximum sentence for the worst offenders to life in prison and introduced a tough asset confiscation regime.
If they breach this ban, they face arrest for trespassing and the confiscation of their winnings.
Scientists and environmentalists agree, though, that the effects of floods are made worse by deforestation, building on flood plains and population growth in cities. Africa's famine is made worse by poor land-use policies in some countries, and by, for example, the land confiscation programme pushed through by President Mugabe in Zimbabwe.
It requires the gradual withdrawal of the Israeli army from the recently reoccupied Palestinian cities, and the gradual resumption of the Palestinian Authority's policing duties, including the confiscation of illegal arms and the arrest of law breakers.Other moves, too, were in the air.
