UNKNOWN
No, 50 and 51 please.
MR VAN ZYL
"The same day, 30 August 1989, Botha and I departed in my vehicle to Cape Town with the limpet mine in a cardboard box in the boot.  The remote control I had in my attache case.  On the 31st of August 1989, we arrived in the Cape.  We then slept for approximately four hours and after I awoke, I contacted Isgak and told him to meet me that afternoon at the parking area of DF Malan airport, where I would hand over the limpet mine to him.  In the afternoon I met Isgak at the airport and Botha prepared the limpet mine.  Thereafter the bag in which the limpet mine was placed was placed in the boot of Isgak's vehicle and I gave the following instruction to Isgak.  He had to take the bag with the bomb and place it in a cupboard in the hall in the Early Learning Centre.  The instruction was that Isgak would go directly from the airport and place it in the hall and that the bomb would be activated later that evening after all persons had vacated the premises.  After the placing of the limpet mine he had to return tot he airport to confirm that he had executed his instructions.  The remote control calculator I kept in my possession and I instructed Isgak to meet us at the Bellville Holiday Inn at seven that evening.  At the airport, after Isgak had departed, I informed the Regional Manager that the bomb had been placed and he informed me that the Managing Director would be informed.  At the same time I arranged with the Regional Manager that he would meet us at Jan Smuts airport on the 1st of September 1989, at 01H00.  I planned to go on leave and the evening of the 1st of September 1989, I would go along with my spouse and leave my vehicle at the airport and I would spend two weeks in the Cape on holiday.  Through the course of the afternoon I decided that the remote control device would not be handed over to Isgak.  I was concerned about the fact that he could have placed the mine at any other place than the Early Learning Centre and it could be activated at a place and time of his choice.  I discussed this with Botha and we decided that we would go along to ascertain that the bomb be placed in the correct place.  The evening of the 31st of August 1989, Isgak met Botha and I at the Holiday Inn at 7 o'clock.  We went together in a vehicle to the Early Learning Centre and at approximately a quarter to eight we arrived at the Early Learning Centre.  Isgak pointed out the area there as well as the vehicles of members of the organisation.  Approximately 400m away from the Early Learning Centre we parked and it was already dark.  I sent Isgak into this hall to ensure that the children were out of the hall, because that evening there was a karate class for children.  He had to determine which members of the movement attended the meeting."