MR NKUMANDA
Thank you Chairperson.  I met Kleintjie two weeks before the operation and he told me that there was an operation that I was supposed to carry out and there's a shortage of guns.  He told me that there are Brito vehicles that deliver the bread in the township and he even explained the route that they normally use.  On my own I monitored this Brito because they would use the Jakisa route through New Brighton.  He used to go to Sangoti.  Thus we targeted that place because it was very dark in the morning when they delivered.  My reconnaissance took six to seven days.  I used to monitor it daily in the morning whilst they were delivering the bread from Monday to Saturday and the following Monday.  	After having monitored this I went back to Kleintjie where we met in number 74 in Agrie and I gave him the details as to how many occupants were normally in the car and what route they normally used.  He said that was correct, that's how he knew and we will see each other at a later stage.
	On the evening before the mission he arrived again.  He went there and found that they were carrying a 7.65 mm firearm which was fully loaded and he handed me that pistol and he gave me two knives as well.  He instructed me to go and fetch that firearm so that the Africans must be liberated and he gave me a hug which a norm and thus we parted.
	As time went on at about 10 o'clock Zozo arrived.  We were just discussing about the operation because he was already aware about the operation during the week.  We slept and woke up the following morning and we proceeded to Sangoti.