CHAIRPERSON
I thought that was referred to me.  Mr Mkhwanazi stated that he shared his information about the activities of the ladies in question with his unit, that would be your unit, in Zone 12.  He went on to say in any event the ladies were quite notorious with the community at large because of their activities.  The community at large was aware of their activities.  In a way you've also admitted that the community was aware of their activities, however, in your evidence in chief you sought to rely on the information given to you by your commander, comrade Mabusa Mhlongo, and stated that had it not been him you wouldn't have been aware of the ladies' activities.  What I do not therefore understand, is whether Mr Mkhwanazi was telling us the truth when he said he as a member of your unit shared this information with you.  When I say you, I am talking about your unit to which you were a second in command.  Now why should you wait for comrade Mabusa Mhlongo to give you information in that regard, when on the evidence of Mr Mkhwanazi that information had been freely given to you as members of your unit?