MR MBANDAZAYO
Mr Chairperson, I'll start reading it as usual for the record.  The affidavit reads as
"I, the undersigned, Nkosinathi Nkabinde, do hereby make an oath and say that I'm the applicant in the undermentioned operations.  The facts to which I depose are true and correct and within my personal knowledge unless the contents states otherwise.  I was born on the 11th February 1960 in Jabulani, Soweto.  I started schooling in 1967 at Siavuma Primary School and I left school during standard 4 due to financial problems.  My father had two wives who were three and my mother and I am the second born.  He had four children with the second wife.  He was the only breadwinner at home.  He was working as a driver and stopped working in 1980.  Both my parents are now getting old age pension.  My mother is suffering from stroke.  Myself, I had one child who is staying with his mother.  I joined the PAC underground structure in 1976 and I was recruited by B. Masilela to the PAC and I joined it at Jabulani, Soweto.  In 1976 I left the country to Tanzania where I did my military training and I came back in 1978 and I was arrested during the riots and released in 1981.  In 1983 I was also arrested for armed repossession and I was sentenced to 14 years imprisonment and released in 1993.  I was arrested on the 19th January 1994 for APLA operations and I was sentenced to life imprisonment on the 24th April 1995."
Operation A - Parkview, Mr Chairperson, not Parktown View.
"Parkview - we were a unit of five operatives for this operation.  It was myself, not armed, Monde the commander, armed with .357, Kopane armed with .38 special, Michael Mofokeng, not armed and Thabang Tjitja, also not armed.  Our commander told us that the target is Parkview and he will show us the place on the way.  He told us that our main purpose is to repossess arms and whatever we can use to advance and protect our gains in the struggle.  He told us that whites are mobilising themselves and we have to be battle ready.  It was on Sunday evening, 16th January 1994 and we took a taxi from Naledi to Parkview.  As we were on the taxi moving around, Monde pointed out the target, the house which was the target was surrounded by high fence and we had to jump the fence to get inside.  Three whites came out of the house and went to their cars and when they saw us, one of them ran back to the house.  Monde tried to stop him and I presumed he shot him because I heard a gunshot inside the house.  The other white who was outside entered the car and I ordered him to come out of the car, I pulled him out of the car and I took the car keys.  Myself, Bopani, Mofokeng and these two whites entered the house.  After entering the house I took ties from the wardrobe and used them to fasten their hands and legs.  Mode, the commander, kept guard on them whilst we were searching the house.  I managed to get two firearms, that is one 9 mm pistol and another small pistol in one of the bedrooms.  While still searching the house a bell rang and the commander went to the door to open.  He came back telling us to withdraw because the person who rang the bell ran away.  We withdrew and on our arrival at Naledi, we surrendered everything to the commander.  Myself surrendered two firearms, Mike - jewellery, Kopane - American Dollars and other comrades did not have anything to surrender.  I subsequently learnt during the trial that the person who was shot and killed by the commander was Mr Jacobs.
	Operation B, Parktown ..."
Parktownview, Mr Chairperson.